... ceded Venetia. —Suicide of Crown Prince Rudolf. 1897.—Assassination of the Empress at Geneva. 1914.—Assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand and Duchess. ...

... Parliament the assassination the Archduke Francis Ferdinand Austria. There is reason to believ'o that the latest Austrian tragedy has come as a great shock to King George and Queen Mary, The latter was quite fascinated the Archduke’s morganatic wife, the Duchess ...

... both shot dead in the STREET At SARAJEVO. Pistol Shots Follow Bomb Explosion With Fatal Effect. The Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the Heir to tho Austro-Hungarian Throne, and his wife, the Duchess of Hohenbcrg, were l>oth assassinated Saturday the street ...

... STOEY OF THE MURDERS. ARCHDUKE’S AMUSEMENT AT ASSURANCES. SARAJEVO, Monday. The bodies the Archduke Francis Ferdinand and the Duchess of Hohenberg were embalmed during the. night, and masks were taken. Numerous wreaths have already been laid the biers ...

... Ambassador at 18, Belgrave-square. Monday morning to express their Majesties’ deep sorrow at the assassination of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand Austria and of the Duchess of Hohenberg.” The dinners which were to take place the Austro-Hungarian Embassy to-night ...

... TREATED HIS RISKS LIGHTLY. When the murdered Archduke F raucis Ferdinand was in this country in March last lie informed a member of the English Court that ho received many threatening letters, and that the Austrian police officials also conveyed him many ...

... eminent personage from Nationalist motives. He was waiting to-day at the Appel Quay for the Archduke to pass by, and made his attempt at the point where the Archduke’s motor-car had to slacken sx»e«fi when turning into Franz Joseph Strasse. As the Duchess ...

... SARAJEVO, Sunday Afternoon. Tho following details of the assassination the Archduke Franz Ferdinard and his wife are now available:— At ton o’clock thio morning the Archduke and the Duchess left the military camp in their automobile for the Towu-hall ...