The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02
EMPEROR WILL VIEW BLESSING OF HEIRS BODY Imperial Family to Attend Services at Hofburg
 Tomorrow
BATTLESHIP LANDS
 REMAINS AT PRIEST
Imposing Ceremony Accom- panies Arrival of Dead
 By War Vessel

Vienna, July 2.-The solemn cere- mony Of blessing the bodies Of the murdered archduke and duchess iss to be performed at o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the parish church of Hofburg in the presence of Emperor Francis Joseph, the members of the imperial family Prince Henry of Prussia and other royal personases-
 The children of the dead a.rchdulxe on Saturday.
 Triest Austria, July 2--An impos- ing demonstration today accompanied the landing here from the Austrian ;battIeship 'FVfr1bus Unitis' of the bod ies of the assassinated Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his consort, the Duchess of Hohentberg- The en- tire community thronged the shore or took up positions on board the craft in the harbor at an early hour.
 On the San Carlo wharf large space had been kept clear for the two catafaloues which were draped in gold and black. On the left stood the generals and admira,ls and other off, cers Of the army and navy with the o1nuaander-in-chief of the Austro- Hungarian navy, Rear Admiral Oskar Hansa at their head At the right were the governor of the maritime
 
 .lingsfuerst and many other state and municipal officials in brilliant uni forms covered with decorations. An enormous gathering of members of various societies and deputattone rep resenting shipping, commence and diff ferent trades, all the Catholic clergy of Triest and clergyfcf other denom- inattones, and assembled behind them was drawn up a naval guard of honor while the whole square was lined by students.
 ! me Flight Rev. Andrew Kar1in, Bishop o6 Priest, assisted by a large number of clergy, blessed the bodies and q, long procession was then formed The coff1ns were placed on two hearSes each drawn by six horses Seven coaches filled with wreaths headed the procession with the priests following.
 Behind the hearses marched the members of the households of the archdulze and duchess, the provincial governor and a, long procession of na- val and military officers, civil officials and delegations of all kinds with two companies of soldiers in the rear.
 On it's way to the southern railway station whence the bodies were to be conveyed to Vienna, the procession passed between dense masses of peO- pie, men uncovering and women mourning B1uejackets, aided by mu- nieipaI guards and aremen, were drawn up along the whole route
 The buildings wer,e mostly draped with black and all the business houses had been closed during the time of the passage of the procession
 The collins reached the railway sta,- ton at 9:SO a. m. and military 71onors were there rendered by a detachment Of a, composite regiment of Bosnians and Herzegovfnians. Naval petty ofd- eers placed the collins on a railway car which had been arranged as a mortuary chapel.
 Bishop Trippon PedersoI1i then ut tered another blessing and the doors of the car were sealed. the members of the suites of the dead archduke and duchess entered other cars and the train departed for Vienna, where it is expected to arrive at 10 o'clock this evening.