... Sunday. * Archduke Francis Ferdinand were driving through the to-day a young man, stated lhr, Orient, fired two revolver shots ,!* mortally wounded and suc- injuries in a few 3 p.m. Pppars that two attempt# wero °>« p lives of the Archduke Fran- * '^ ...

... HOW THE SECRET CAME OUT That secret came to light because Francis Ferdinand —or perhaps hie valet—was o careless packer. bad been at Halbthurn on visit to the Archduke Frederick; and when he had taken his departure, a servant came to the Archduchess Isabella ...

... thrower tried TO ESCAPE. attempt TO SWIM SAFETY. . . Franz Ferdinand, heir to Oy | ' 'an throne, and his wife, the Hohcnberg, were shot dead ®6sni a ay a * apa evo the capital of the Archduke had gone on command the army Uvp es. tempts were made to a ...

... BY A BOMB.’ ARCHDUKE'S REPROACH TO THE MAYOR. (Central New*.) Sarajevo, Sunday Afternoon. The following details of tho assassinatlo« . the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife are now available: At ten o clock this morning the Archduke and the Duchess ...

... THRONES OF AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY, ARCHDUKE FRANZ FERDINAND, AND HIS WIFE, ASSASSINATED IN SARAYEVO. Another tragedy was added to the tragic history of the hapless House of Hapsburg yesterday, when the Archduke Francis Ferdinand, the Heir-Apparent to the dual ...

... informed the Ambassador that had up to that time received message from Vienna regarding the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife in the streets of Sarajevo. Th© only message had had was one circulated Reuter’s Agency previously. ...

... bore. He read the messages, and sank into his chair like a man stunned. When mastered himself, and looked up, the Archduke Francis Ferdinand standing beside him. What!” cried to him bitterly. ”Is there calamity known thi« world which is to be spared to ...

... and read the oath from a paper which he held his left hand. This is the remarkable text of it:— I, Francis Ferdinand, by the grace of God, Archduke Austria, swear to God the Almighty that I recognise the House Laws always, and, in the case of my marnage ...

... the news of the impending visit of the Archduke was first announced. Attempts were made to persuade the Archduke to give up the trip, but determined to go. and only wanted his wife to remain at home. The Archduke was regarded in certain Servian quarters ...

... when the Archduke raised his hand and spoke as follows, in voice in which resentment was blended with emotion:— Mr. Mayor, come to Sarajevo to make a friendly visit, and are greeted by a bomb. This is outrageous. Then, after pause, the Archduke said:—• ...

... and medicine produced the desired effect. Francis Ferdinand became well able as any his relatives take his place in public life, and had to lie reckoned with. The question of finding a wife for the Archduke became urgent. There were plenty of Archduchesses ...

... place in the hierarchy immediately after them Francis Ferdinand was not content with half successes. His wife was a clever woman and did not out her way to malce unnecessary enemies. The Archduke had Ids party, which looked likely to the party the'future ...