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bells. to the royal yacht Dalmat, lying in
the river.
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They were covered with military flags
and wreaths. while on the yacht itse. II
were hundreds OF floral offerings from
and naval officers and civilians.
AS the yacht left the guard of honor
fred 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 meIn-
bers of the households of the archduke
and duchess. The governor also accom-
panied the bodies while they remained In
the waters Of his territory.
Every village and hamlet along the
river Narenta was draped in mourning
and their populations. headed by the
municipal officials and clergy, assembled
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.
Transferred to Warship.
When the Dalmat reached the mouth
of the river it proceeded directly to the
battleship virihus Cnitis. which was lying
at anchor waiting to convey the bodies
to Trieste. The yacht fired a salute Of
nineteen guns as she came alongside the
battleship and the collins then were
transferred to the afterdeck Of the Vitib&5e
Units, which had been transformed into
a mortuary chapel decorated with Tags.
Here the bodies were again blessed with
much ceremony by the ships chaplain In
the presence of the members of the
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the entire crew was drawn up in circle
around them. The Viribus Units weigh
ed anchor at o'clock and sailed north
ward with the archducal standard flying
at halfmast.
The battleship viribus Units is pro-
ceeding slowly toward Trieste SO al to
allow the court officials in Vienna time
to make preparations for the funeral. The
vessel will arrive TOMORROW evening. and
the bodies win be taken ashore Thursday
and conveyed on gun carriages through
troop-lined streets to the railroad station
on their way to Vienna.
Couple Insured for s1s. 600, 900.
VIENNA, June Gothic news of the
death of Archduke Francis Ferdinand
ard the Duchess OF Hohenberg was
broken to their children at 7 o'clock Sun
day evening". The orphans broke down.
and their aunt. Countess Chotek, tainted.
The late archdukes life was insured with
Dutch companies for $1,000 600 and that
Of his wife for $6.O0O,OOO.
Demonstrations Of Loyalty.
SERAJEvO. Bosnia, June 3O.-The night
passed quietly in this city. Six persons
We're arrester for slight offenses. Martial
law still was in force today.
Striking scenes occurred here yesterday
afternoon during loyal demonstrations in
honor Of the Austrian imperial family.
Long professions of Croatiln and Mos
lem youths, carrying black flags and
portraits of the emperor. the dead arch
duke and duchess. marched through the
accompanied by enormous crowds
singing the national anthem and raising
patriotic cheers Speeches were made at
the scene of the tragedy and the people
knelt and prayed reverently for the life
Of the emperor and the souIs. Of the late
and duchess. There was a dis
play of intense emotion, many weeping
and sobhing.
Several hundred persons, including the
Servian deputy, Athanasius Sola, We're
arrested during the rioting, which lasted
Until martial law was declared. The mob
iivided itself into several groups. which
through the streets. everywhere
wrecking and destroying property OF the
,inje and charged with inciting sedition.
Mobs Bent on Loot.
The rioters consisted for the most part
If Moslems of the lowest class. They
ooted shops, throwing the contents into
he streets, and invaded private dwell
ngs. The residence of rich Servian,
NJ. Jestanovieh, a member of the Bos-
nian diet and stepfather OF the Serrian
minister TO Russia. was plilaged and all
he furniture of the Hotel Europe, be-
longing to Jestanovich was smashed.
WAS arrested.
The mob wrecked another Servian-
owned hotel, many other hotels. cafes
and shops A panic was created, and
women threw themselves on the ground
weeping Historically. The police were
oowerless while Servians were chased and
Some retorted by firing on
the crowds. One man carrying a pOr-
.rait of the German emperor was killed.
Assassin May Get Prison Sentence.
Reports from other districts OF Bosnia
today say that disorders Virtually have
ceased.
The perpetrators of Sundays outrages
are to be tried before the civil court and
no. under martial law.
Nedeljo Gabrinovics. who threw the
,omb at the archduke and his consort
sunday, therefore, will be liable only to
for a period Of from five
10 ten years on charge of attempted
murder, while Gavrio Prinzip, who fired
he fatal shots. may. 1t is said. escape
with ten years imprisonment on ac-
count Of his youth.