The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-29
SERBS REFUSE TO DON BLACK
 IN MOURNING
Authorities Believe Assassins Were But Tools of More
 Mature Minds.
AFFECT ON EMPEROR
 FEARED BY OFFICERS
Franz Joseph, Just Recovering From Illness, Hurries to
 Dead Heirs Side.

sarayevo, Bosnia, June 2s-Martial law was proclaimed today both in the city and the district of Sarayevo in 4 4conssquence of the assassination here tvesterdav of Aa-chduke Francis Ferdi- nand and the Duchess of Ho1renberg-
 Death masks were taken of the lAte Archduke and the Duchess. The bod les of the two victims were then em- ba1mea and placed on a ca1ifalque in the chapel of the palace. where they were today surrounded by a nagnifi- cent display of wreaths and other. floral ernblems from all parts of the country.
 According to the semi-officia1 re- 4 port of the tragedy. at the time the fatal shots were fired Field Marshal Oskar. Potdorek. governor of Bosnia, was seated in the Archduke's motor car Count Francis Won E1arrach was standing on the footboard of the car acting as a shield to the occupantzs of whom he had constituted himself the special bodyguard after the bomb had been thrown a short time before by ISede15o Gabrinovics. The archduIle was joking with the Count about his precautions when the reports of sew era1 shots rang out
 The aim of the assassins was so i9rue that each of the bullets inflicted Ia mortal wound.
 For an instant after the attack Field Marshal Potiorek thought the Arch duke and the Duchess, seated opposite him. had again escaped. Neither the iArchduke nor the Duchess uttered a isound but a moment afterward the ib1ood spurted in great gushes from the victims mouths and throats and it was seen that they had been mortal t1y wounded.
 Lieutenant Colonel .Er1k Morazzi, who was wounded by the bomb in the first attack. was today pronounced out of danger. The injury sustained by lCount Won Boos-Waldeck was said to sbe insignificant
 servian Students Arrested
 Gabr1novfcs, 1t was learned today, had been expelled from Sarayevo two years ago but recently was permitted Ito return through the intervention of a Socialist member of the Bosnian Diet
 Some servaan students here. when they heard the news of the assassina-
 Thank Godi We need not do 1t oursslveg."
 They were arrested as aecomplices of the aRsaSsins.
 Indications point to the tragedy having been engineered by persons possessing more mature organizing ability than possessed by the youthful assasstns. It Is generally thought in Austria and Hungary that the plot- ters had their headquarters in Bel grade, the 5ervtan capital.
 Servian hatred of Austrians, which always has been violent has, it is pointed out. recently been fomented by the newspapers in Belgrade and by agitators throughout Servia. and Bosnia who have helped to infame the minds of the students and to in duce them to sacrifice their lives in the belief that they will go down. to history as patriots.
 Yesterdays crime seems likely to have a contrary effect to that desired iby it's authors for, even before the bodies Of the murdered couple have been inferred. the Austrian authorI- ties already are contemplating severe measures of punishment
 The Servian minister at Vienna. told Archduke Francis Ferdinand of the present time and implored him, even if he insisted on going there himself. at least to leave the Duchess at home.
 Duchess Knew of Danger.
 When the Duchess of Hohenberg was informed, however, of the danger ous nature of the journey the Arch duke was about to take she said her place was at her husbands side. When the Archduke and the Duchess ar rived at Sarayevo on Saturday, some migns of hostility were shown by the Serb portion of the population and, only just before the couple passed through the city, the authorities sue ceeded in getting rid of a great dis play of Servian flags which the people lad hoisted instead of flying the A1ls- trian colors. The. bitterness of feel ing however, was carried to the ex- reme when, at a sessron of the Bos- ton Diet called to express sorrow at the death of the Archduke. four Ser vian deputies appeared in light suits in contrast to the somDre black of their fellow deputies
 The plans of the assassins contem- plated, # is said, the blowing up of the royal train when the Archduke and his wife were leaving Sarayevo in case the attempt by GavI1o Prinzip failed.
 It was learned today that several bombs had been found along the Sar- ayevo Railway over which the Arch luke and his wife traveled- Prinzip's g
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