... RESULTS BE? VARIED VIEWS. RVSSIAH PRESS ADD THE UTE ARCHDUKE, Speculation is rife as to the effect on European politic* the removal of the Anchduke Frau Ferdinand. In some quarter* the outlook is regarded rather gloomily, but »n others calmer view is ...

... Our Own Correspondent.) VLIENNA. Sunday. The Arrbdake Ferdinand. Ow heir-pressuriptive, and his !tut uf Hohenbero ware in Sarajevo, Bosnia. this morning. 'lie official account asys that . _ the Archduke and the Duchess of Hohenbery ere driN ing in a motor-car ...

... the presence of mind of the Archduke. They were driving together to a reception at the Town Hall, when a bomb was thrown at them by a printi.r whose name is given as Cabrinovic. The missile was so truly aimed that the Archduke was•able to fend it off with ...

... time lady-in-waiting to Archduchess Frederick. the heroine. Faecal Ferdinand insisted making Rh. countess his wife. Francis Joseph ultimately gave his consent to the match riper the Archduke registering a solemn oath on the Gospels and in writing in the of ...

... the majority passing a special law to ratify the renunciation which Francis Ferdinand made in the name of the Countess Chotek and their future issue, The marriace of the Archduke to Countess Sophie Chotek took place on July 1, 1901, at the Château of Reichstadt ...

... THE NEW HEIL Future Empress Educated in England. The new heir to the throne is Archduke' Karl Frans. He is a son of Archduke Otto, brother of the murdered Francis Ferdinand. Until his death in 1906 Otto was in the line of succession. Karl Frans is 27 years ...

... Staff. Visit to England. Lest November the Archduke and his wife paid a visit to England as the guests' of the King and Queen. and were most cordially received by the public in the streets. Francis Ferdinand's magnificent physique and his handsome and ...

... motor-car with a Browning wear mourning for one week for His Imperial and Royal Highness the late Archduke Franz pistol. The Archduke was hit in the face and Ferdinand of Austria•Este, K.G., the the Duchess Was wounded by a shot in the to date from Sunday, the ...

... with the beginning of the Archduke's real influence in Austrian affairs. Under the new Foreign Minister. • policy departed from the paciac .defensiv• position which had been 4 by her statuses sins the dief reported that the Archduke bad -4 peresteucled Fpop ...

... brought his splendid eommonsense to bear upon the detail, it was the brain of Franz Ferdinand which had conceived the new principles of policy. fortnight ago Franz Ferdinand had been at Konopischt, his Bohemian home, and there was visited by the German Emperor ...

... ILL-HEALTH IN YOUTH. Fate has seldom dealt generously with members of the House of Habsburg, and in many ways Francis Ferdinand d'Este was unfortunate. He was born in 1863, and the tragic, end of the Crown Prince Rudolph called him to a position for which ...

... black chronicle of mur.l Amide and madness: never was , dogged by the evil fates. we add at the font of the list murder of an archduke and his OF RAVILIFFON, the :borrows Truly this would sm to imily. Wbo will blame poor - .ter. who put of white Golden Fleece ...