The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-10


with brim as broad as that Of the SOM
brero which Ben Butler used to wear.
During the afternoon he took this hat off
many times and each time crushed il differ
entity in putting Ii on. Sometimes the
wide rim was turned up at the side, again
it came down over his eyes and now it
turned up at the back or the crown was
/ his hand and during part OF the day sat
leaning his hands upon this as he talked.
BIsMARcK's HEALTH.
Prince Bismarck is apparently in the
best of health. He does not look to be
within ten years of his present age, and
when asked him rs 10 his health during
| to the table upon which were the wines and
the remains of the food Of which he had
beautifully partaken and asked me whether
| his dinner looked like that OF sick man.
He referred to my own leanness, which is
Enthusiastically American, and spoke
kindly Of America and his German friends
there. He is, you know, very friendly to
America. ana during our late war 1t was
largely due TO his influence that Germany
sympathized with the north and the Union.
The occasion and the arrival at this time
of his prospective daughter-in-law, the
Countess Hoyas, prevented my having an
extended interview with him at this time,
thought hope to secure this later, when
return to Germany from Russia.
COUNT HERBERT AND HIS BRIDE.
The little table at which the Bismarck
family sat at this picnic under the trees
was about four feet wide and perhaps
twelve feet long. IT was covered with
white cloth, and the seats were chairs
knocked up out of pieces of split beech
wood, and these were decorated with green
branches. Count Herbert Won Bismarck
sat beside his lance, the Countess Hoyas,
at one end Of the table, the only other per-
son at this end being the wife OF Prince
Bismarck. The count is nearly as tall a
man IS his father. He Is about 40 years of
age and be has q big frame and broad should
ers. His face Is strong one, and he is
said to be a man of great ability. He has
been rather wild young fellow In time
past, out he devoted himself during the
dinner very attentiveiy to his sweetheart
and the Countess Hoyas Is one Of the most
beautiful women ] have ever seen. She is
about five feet eight inches in height, and
her form is slender but not angular She
has very pretty blue eyes, rosy plump
cheeks, and she looks like bright, com
mon sense girl. She wore yesterday plain
white and red lawn gown aud her only
jewelry was pair OF very small gold hoop
earrings. She is only about half SIS old ss
Count Herbert, but the two will make
Lille 1OOhluR. LUIS Dduu anu WIG, ana their
wedding viii occur, am told in a very
short time. The Countess Hoyas is the
daughter Of wealthy Austrian count by
an English mother. She looks more like
an English woman than a German one. but
she seems to be thoroughly in sympathy
with Germany and the Germans. Her
family is wealthy and the Whitehead tor
pedo works belong to them.
LOOK AT FRAU voN BISMARCK.
/ was much interested in seeing the
Princess Won Bismarck, the wife OF the
great statesman, aud IS 1 looked at her my
mind went back TO her romantic marriage
when she Was rs young as the beautiful
countess who sat beside her, and was r.
venture fully as besntiful. You must re-
member the story. She was the daughter
- the sober, well-to do Herr Won Pnttka-
mer. who owned an estate not very distant
from that or which Bismarck lived before |
he became public man. He was at this