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gard the killing of Archduke Francis
Ferdinand as an act of patriotism.
How serious these outbreaks are has
not vet been ascertained, but it is be-
lieved hundreds will have persisted be
fore the conflict between the Moslem
Croats and the Christian Serbs is
done.
AGRAM. Croatia. June 30.-Denun-
citation by Nationalist Croatians of
Catholic and Servian coalition in con-
nection with the assassination of
Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his
consort led to a scene of violent tu
multi in the Croatian diet today, and
the disturbance became so great that
the speaker suspended the session.
Vlttriolic threats filled the cham
Der. The Servian deputies were
tainted with being murderers, and
we're asked if they had brought their
bombs with them.
VIENNA. June 30.-Aceording to
opinions expressed by high govern
ment officials the plot, which resulted
in tn assassination on Sunday of
ArChduke Francis Ferdinand and his
wife, the Duchess of Hohenberg, at
Saraveyo. owed its inception to Ma
tionolist propaganda, which original
ed in Servia.
This propaganda took deep root
among certain elements of the Ser
Wan population of Bosnia. The Bos-
nian government was aware of the
reasonable aims being pursued, but
was obliged to proceed with the ut
most caution, in order not to injure
another group of Servians who were
loyal to it. Also, there were certain
considerations of foreign policy which
had to be reckoned with.
Fanatics We're Watched.
The Bosnian authorities. while
carefully watching and restraining
these fanatics. apparently were I'M
able to discover the conspiracy in
time to prevent Sundays crime.
How deeply this Servian danger
really penetrates Bosnia is impossi-
BILE to estimate, but fears are ex-
pressed here that it would be difficult
to stem it now.
The will of the late archduke was
found and opened by Emperor Fran
els Joseph this evening. The arch
dukes children. it is said are to in
herit their late fathers estates in
Bohemia and at Salzburg and Art
stetten. The rest of the estates, in
the famous villa Tivoli at
Florence, are to go to the new heir to
the throne.
The news of the death of Arch
duke Francis Ferdinand and the
Duchess of Hohenberg was broken
to their children at seven o'clock on
evening. The orphans broke
down and their aunt, Countess Cho-
TEX, tainted.
The Tagblatt today says the late
life was insured with
Dutch companies for s12,000,O00, and
that of his wife for s6,O0O,O00.
SARAYEVO, Bosnia, June 3O.-The
night passed quietly in this city Six
persons were arrested for slight Of
lenses. Martial law was still in force
today.
METKOVITCH, Herzegovina, June
30.-The bodies of Archduke Francis
and his consort, the
Duchess of Hohenberg, arrived here
on a special train today from Sar-
ayevo. Bosnia. They were accom-
panied by the members of the house
hold.
The town was draped in black,
while ali the lamp posts were COW
eTtu Win crepe. ldS5 dH al puilO-
ings are at half-mast.
Guards of honor from the army and
navy were drawn up along the plat
form and behind them were gathered
the local authorities, the school chill
dren of the town and dense crowd
of citizens.
Salute as Yacht Leaves.
The collins were removed from the
cars by bluejackets and after
prayer by a priest were conveyed
amid the roll of muffled drums and
the tolling of church bells to the
royal yacht, Dalmat, lying in the
river. They were covered with mill
tary flags and wreaths, while on the
yacht itself We're hundreds of floral
offerings from military and naval Of
feers and civilians.
As the yacht left, the guard of
honor fired a general salute. The
vessel was preceded down the river
by a torpedo boat and followed by
the governors yacht, on board of
which were the members of the
of the archduke and
duchess. The governor also accom-
panied the bodies, while they re-
manned in the waters of his terri
tory.
Every village and hamlet along the
river Narenta was draped in mourn
ing. and their populations, headed by
the municipal officials and clergy, as
sembled along the banks, the men and
women bearing lighted candles and
kneeling while the yacht passed, At
the same time the church bells tolled
and the priests uttered blessings
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When the Dalmat reached the
mouth of the river it proceeded
directly to the battleship Viribus
Units, which was lying at anchor
waiting to convey the bodies to Triest.
The yacht fired a salute Of nineteen
guns as she came alongside the bat
tleship, and the collins were then
transferred to the afterdeck of the
Viribus Units, which had been trans
formed into a mortuary chapel deco
rated with flags. Here the bodies
we're again blessed with much cere-
mony by the ships chaplain in the
presence of the members of the house
hold and the naval officers, while the
entire crew was drawn up in a circle
around them.
The Viribus Units weighed anchor