New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
Some Estates Left to the
Children, Others to His
Royal Nephew.
LIFE WAS INSURED
FOR $12,000,000
Servian Flag, Half-MaSted on
Legation in Vienna, Torn
Down and Burned.

Vienna. June 30.-The will Of the
late Archduke Francis Ferdinand was
found this evening and opened by En-
peror Francis Joseph. The archdukc
: children, il is said. are 70 inherit their
fathers estates in Bohemia and OF
Sslzburg and Artstetten. The rest OF
the estates. including the famous VIVA
Tivoli al Florence. are to go to the ne"
heir TO the throne.
The news of the death OF Archduke
Francis Ferdinand and the Duchess OF
. Hohenberg was broken TO their chlI-
dren at Z o'clock on Sunday evening.
The orphans broke down when IL vas
communicated TO them, and their aun >
Countess Chotek, who was present,
tainted.
The "Tageblatt" to-day says the late
archduke's life was insured with Dutcn
companies for S12,000,000, while that
of his wife was insured for S5,OOo'oOo'
Kaiser Was Archduke's Friend.
Owing TO the difficulty OF finding &C
commodations and a desire 10 spare
Emperor Francis Joseph the fatigue OF
entertaining foreign soverelgns, the
German Emperor will be the only for
eien monarch to attend the funeral OF
the late Archduke Francis Ferdinand
and his wife, the Duchess Of Hohen-
berg. The exception was made In EN-
peror Williams favor because OF his
close personal friendship for the dead
archduke.
Emperor Francis Joseph continues TO
hear up bravely under his bereave-
ment, and gave several long audiences
to-day.
Anti-Servian demonstrations, which
began on Sunday in Bosnia, have now
German nationalist students joined IN
a noisy demonstration here to-day
They burned the Servian flag, which
was fying at halfmast on the Servlan
Legation. The gendarmerie had much
difficulty in dispensing the students.
The affair has created nervousness IN
the aristocratic quarter OF the CITY,
where the legation is located, especially
as similar demonstrations occurred
elso outside the War Office and IN other
parts of Vienna.
Martial Law Works Well.
Tho declaration OF martial law at
Ssraievo has had the desired erect.
That city is now quiet, but disorders
continue in other parts of Bosnia.
The perpetrators of the Sara)evo
outrnces are TO be tried before the civil
.curts in that town and not under mar
tial law. NedeljO GabrinoVcs, VINO
threw the first bomb at the archduke'
will therefore be liable only to lmprls-
onment for period of from flye TO zen
wears on a charge of attempted murder'
while Gavrio Prinzip, who hred the
fatal shots, may, 1t rs sald, escape VIII wiz.
ten wears of Imprisonment on account
Cf his youth. l.
According to opinions expressed by
HIGH government officials, the. plot
which resulted in Sundays double as
sassination owed its inception to Ma
tionalist propaganda which originated
m Servia. This propaganda took deep
root among certain elements OF tne
Servian population Of Bosnia. me
BOSNIAN government was aware OF the
REASONABLE aims being pursued, put
was Obliged to proceed with the ut
most caution in order not to lnJure
another group Of Servians who were
loyal TO it. Also there were certain
considerations Of foreign policy when
had 20 be reckoned with.
The Bosnian authorities, while care
fully watching and restraining these
fanatics, apparently were unable 10
discover the conspiracy In time to pre-
vent Sundays crime.
How deeply this Servian danger
really penetrates Bosnia cannot az
present be estimated, but fears are eX-
messed here that it would be difficult
TO stem 1t now.
Agram, Croatia. June 30.-Denuncia-
ton by Nationalist Croatians OF a
Catholic and Servian coalition in con.
lection with the assassination OF
Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his
wife led to a scene of violent tumult
in the Croatian Diet to-day, and the
disturbance became so great that the
Speaker suspended the session:
Vitriolic threats filled the chamber;
The Servian Deputies were tainted
with being murderers and were asked
~ they had brought their bombs win
them.