Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

de-camps in a second car and half a dozen spectators.
 Act of an Eighth Grade Student. It was on the return of the process sion that the tragedy was added to the long list of those that have dark ened the pages of the recent history of the Hapburgs. As the royal auto mobile reached a prominent point in the route to the palace, an eighth grade student, Gavrio Prinzip sprang out of the crowd and poured a fusil- lade of bullets from an automatic pis tol at the archduke and the ruchess. Both feli mortally wounded.
 Conspirators Barely Escape Lynching.
 PrinZip and a fellow conspirator compositor from Trebinje named Cab rinovic barely escaped lynching by the infuriated spectators and were finally seized by the police, who af- forded them protection. Both men are natives of the annexed province of Herzegovina.
 The first attempt against the arch duke occurred just outside the girls high school. The archduke's car had re-started after a brief pause for an inspection of the building when Cab rinovic hurled the bomb. This was so successfully warded off by the arch duke that it fell directly beneath the following car, the occupants of which, Count Von Boos- Waldeck and Col onel Merizzo, were struck by slivers or iron.
 Duke Demonstrated to Bureomaster.
 Archduke Francis Ferdinand stop ped his car and after making in quiries as to their injuries and lend ling what aid he could, continued his journey to the town hall. There the burgomaster began the customary ad dress, but the archduke sharply in- terrupted and snapped out: Herr Bur- gomaster. we have come here to pay you a visit and bombs have been thrown at us- This is altogether an amazing indignity.''
 --=xsAfterla--pauSe the archduke said: NOW you may speak.
 On leaving the hall the archdul1e and his wife announced their intsn- 1 ton of visiting the wounded msm- l bers of their suite at the hospital on their way back to the palace. They
 were bound on their mission of mercy when at the corner of Rudolfstrasse 6 1 and Franz Josefstrasse, Prinzip open | ed his deadly fusillade.
 Bomb Thrower Captured. After his unsuccessful attempt to 1 blow up the imperial visitors, Gabri-
 novic sprang into the river Miljachka | in an effort to escape, but witnesses l of his crime plunged after him and l seized him.
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 shooting an unexploded bomb was found which, it Is suspected was | thrown away by an accomplice after l he had noted the success of Prinzip's | attack
 l The assassins were interrogated by
 the police during the afternoon and 1 both seemed to glory in their exploit. 1 Prinzip said he had studied for 8 time | at Belgrade. He declared he had long | intended to kill some eminent person l from nationalist motives. He was l awaiting the archduke at a point | where he knew the automobile would
 slacken speed, turning into Franz Jo- sefstrasse. The presence of the l duchess in the car caused him to hesi- tate, but only for a moment. Then his | nerve returned and he emptied his pistol at the imperial pair. He denied l that he had any accomplices. Prinzip is IS years old. Nedetjo 1 Gabrinovics is 21 years old. He told ! the police that he had obtained the | bomb from anarchists at Belgrade i whose names he did not know. He I similarly denied that he had accom- | plices and treated the whole tragedy
 with cynical indifference.