The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-30
BODIES OF SLAIN
 ROYALTY TOL|E IN
 STATE AT TRIESTE
Special Train Will Bear Dead Archduke Ferdinand and Wife From Vi.
 enna Today

vienna, June 29.-The bodies of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife, the Duchess of Hohenberg, were conveyed to- day from Sarajevo by special train to Metkovitch, Dalmata. From there they will be transferred tomorrow to warship, which will proceed to Trieste under the escort of squadron, arriving there Thursday morning A special train will carry the bodies to Vienna. arriving at 10 o'clock at night.
 From o'clock Friday morning until noon they will lie in state in the chapel of the Hofbnrg, and the public will have an opportunity during these hours to pass through the chapel.
 The interment will be made at mid night Friday in Artstetten, Lo-,er Aus tria. The Emperor will not attend the ser vices, but will be represented by Arch- duke Charles Francis Joseph. A requiem mass. which will be celebrated in the chapel of the Hofburg Saturday morning. will be attended by the Emperor and the members of the imperial family Immedi- atelx afterward the Emperor will return to isehl, where he was sojourning when notified of the assassination of Archduke Francis.
 Archduke Francis Ferdnand-was great iy attached to his Artstetten estate, which
 
 spent much of his boyhood in it's castle. Search among the archduke's papers in BelNedere palace, his Vienna residence has failed to disclose his will Accord ing to one report the will was deposited in Prague bank. When found, in ac- cordance with the Hapsburg family law, it must be given to the Emperor to open The news of the proclamation of mar tfal law at Sarajevo has excited surprise in official circles here which find it dif- feuit to believe it was necessary to use such an extreme measure to prevent anti. Seryian demonstration. It is thought there must be something behind it all to impel Bosnian authorities to take such action
 Anti-Servian Riots
 Private advices report anti-Serviau riots at Mostar. the chief town of Her. zesovlna and other centers. There ap- pears to be little doubt that the whole internal situation in Bosnia-H -Herzerovina IS far from satisfactory. The pan-ser- wan agitation already has created wide gpread dissatisfaction among the people in Vienna criticism is heard regard Apg the inefficient measures taken to pro- Aect the heir to the throne. It is con perable inexplicable that after the 1Ist attempt at assassination had failed, Ive police had not succeeded in prevent - l. [-S disclaim any responsibility, declar- that the arrangements of the visit |HS Bosnia of Archduke Francis Ferdi- nd were in the hands of the military lhorities. 3Pports that the archdule himself ner- Eently refused to permit any more
 ngent precautionary measures to he
 pted may explain the matter.
 Vh reference to the interment of the LIS at dead of night in the family
 foleum at Artstetten the archdulxe t4id to have been greatly opposed to ng buried in the Hapsburg vaults 1
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 or the city. He once declared that could never rest there with the inter-
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 ased Emperor to renew his inter-
 d and greatly needed summer holi-
 With the smallest delay possible