The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-26
4 GREAT SENSATION.
Prince Liechtenstein Marries a
Divorced Woman.
THE STORY OF HER ADVENTURES.
She and the Prince are Forbidden the Austrian
Court-She was the Nude Model for
Celebrated Picture.
Especial to THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cable !

lSpecla l.- to TIE HERAID-Examiner Cable
| VIENNA, May 25.-An immense sensation has
peen created throughout Austria, Germany and
1gaIy by the marriage Tuesday last of Prince
Aloys Llechtenstein to the notorious Madame
haupt, better known perhaps as Madame Won
hlenkoch Every influence of church. OF
court ana OF society, family and politics was
brought 10 Dear against the marriage for the
prince has long figured as the leader of the
C@lhonc party in central European politics. and
as the champion not only OF the church but also
OF 1eudalsm. He is regarded as one of the pill
lars OF the empire, one of the most brilliant Off
GERS OF the army and as man whose name was
destined to figure in letters of gold in the his
tory OF his country. His first marriage had been
aromantlc one, his bride on that occasion hay-
ing peen Miss Mary Fox, the adopted daughter
OF LORD Holland, concerning whose noble, nav
II Is even stated royal, birth such an impene-
sTaDle mystery exists to this day. Princess
WARY, VINO was great favorite at court and in
society mere and was highly talented died in
Ghiloplrth a few years ago. The second wife of
frlnce Alloys, to whom he was married Tues
o oIaS aast, Is lady whose personal beauty and
Cnarhs ENJOY lame more widespread and uni
Versal IMAM any other lady now living for both
sue ana her sister, who is welded to
count Szecheni, figured as models for
Inc two foremost in the group of nude
beauties who grace Makart's famous picture of
Emperor Cha2les the Fifth's Triumphiai
gentry into Antwerp
me daughter OF Baron Won Klinlzoch she was
i ND IN the first place to government of
nclai OF considerable rank. Her conduct how
ever, was so questionable and her liasons so
numerous and so fragrant that her husband had
ooiIIiuehchceu proceeding for a divorce on statu-
tory grounds at the time of his sudden death
Wlthln twelve months of becominga widow She
nau contracted fresh marriage with the we'll
known Vlennese banker Hampt AS soon. how
80: ds sue succeeded In captivating the at
tenton of Prince Alloys, who is a member of
Inc relgnlng family, she took steps to obtain a
dissolution of her union with the banker and
InaIly after trial of a most Incredibly scan
na,oGs Iature, obtained an annulment of her
ularrlage on grounds that were as illogical as
Iney are difficult to describe. It nav be snf-
nclent 10 state that the grounds on which she
odseu her plea We're Identical with those on
WI, mili9 IL Lazy MllnaS obtained the annulment of
ner HrSt marriage to John Ruskin for the mr.
pose OF wedding the latter's handsome n1iniI
now Inc famous painter Sir John Millias. Not,
Wlehslandlng her well-known adventures and
lntlmacles, medical authorities were founo who
consented TO testify to the fact that she was still
entltled to wear orange blossoms and ON
the strength of this evidence her MARRIAGE
with Haupt was declared incomplete and there
iore null ana void. OF course every respectable
door not only here at Vienna but also thronpb
OUT the country is closed against the new Prin-
cess LlechtenStein, and Prince Allows has bnen
gwen 10 understand in the most unmstakable
manner that his wife will be recognized neither
al court nor by society, nor vet by his family
he therefore has decided to abandon ali his
former pursuits. friends, acquintances. and has
rev v Jenna win his exquisltely beautiful bride
10 take residence permanently in one of his
numerous chateauS abont three hours bv rail
from here. 1t may be added that two DAYS he
lore the ceremony took place her sister who is
i,'.prleu TO Count SZecheni became suddenly
insane at her chateau in Hungary and had to be
conveyed with all haste to private ward in q
Leading hospital of Pesth