... INSURANCE ON VICTIMS. : g Vienna, Tuesday. ‘According to the Prague ¢ Tagblatt’ the life of Archduke Francis Ferdinand was insured for £2,500,000 sterling, and the life of ths Duchess of Hohenberg for £1,250,000.— Reuter. ...

... Tuesday. The semi-official “Pester Lloyd’’ discusses in a Vienna report the .political effects of the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his consort, It savs—Authorative circles are determined to make no change in their attitude towards the people ...

... of the Tower House of the Hun-| gartan Parliament to-day was marked by an imposing 'demonstration of mourning for Archduke Francis Ferdinand. The President having expressed the condolence of the House, speakers of the various parties rose to voice their ...

... Croatian Diet to-day, n connection with the vote of sympathy with k- T - - 2w o a 8 Emperor on the assassination of Archduke Francis . Ferdinand and his consort were frequently interrupted by noisy demonstrations. During the President’s speech the members ...

... to the Pension :nation. The police, tumble to cadet, wen cots polled to clear the stmts. The bodies of the late archduke Francis Ferdinand and hts ode will lease Sarajevo tomorrow. lhe people eai hoe the route .105 the realm, for considerable distance ...

... visitors to the Ent - beam. TIM Duke of Portland, 'peaking at Nottingham yesterday. referred to the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand and the Dechem of Hohenberg, who were his guests at Welbeek Abbey last mar. There am at present daying with them the ...

... 'Ambassador at 18 Belgrave Square, this morning, to express their Majesties’ dcep sorrow at the assassination of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Austria and of the Duches. of Hoheaburg. The King afterwards visited Queen Alexandra, the Empress Marie Feodovna ...

... of condolence to the Court mourning, for of mx aeeks, ha* been for the Archduke ranew Ferdinand. The Prcra comment* express regme, especial!v with regard the tragedy of the Archduke's wife. , All the newspapers are spite of the strict precautions that ...

... personal touch that he did nc4 like to forezo. he would sot anticipate the formal of condolence on the death of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand which would be moved to-stuccos., and which would enable the limn. to 'spree. it. feeling.. and give the Prime Minister ...

... would move that a humble address presented his Majesty expressing-the sentimem of the House the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his consort. Before the House rose Mr. Lloyd George announced yet another change in the-arrangement of the Government ...

... The Court Chamberlain’s Department is buzily engaged in making preparations for the reception of the bodies of Archduke Francis: Ferdinand and Duchess of Hohenberg, which are expected to Teach Vienna on Thursday night, and in arranging the ceremonies ...

... and deep concern with which this House has learned of the assassination of his Imperial and Royal Highness the Archduke Irancis Ferdinand and of his Consort, and to pray his Majesty that he will be graciously pleased to express to his Imperial and Royal ...