The age-herald., 1898-08-02
WILL OF THE
 DEAD CHANCELLOR FriedsrichSruhe eand Title ofPrinCe
 Left to Count Herbert. CASTLE OF SCH0ENHAUSEN Goes to Count William Bismarck, Second Son--The Princes Money Divided Among the Three Children and
 the Young Rantzaus.
CASTLE OF SCHOENHAUSEN

Berlin, Aug. 1.-In regard to Prince Bis marek's testament. 1t Is known that F'reidrichsruhe, with the title of prince, descends to Count Herbert Bismarck, the oldest son, the family of Count Von Batzau, thus Prince Bismarck's daughter remain ing there temporarily. Schoenhausen goes to Count William Bismarck, the, second son. The late princes money, which is esti- mated to amount to several million marks. a larger amount than was generally sup posed, is divided among the three children and the young RantZaus. This money is partly in the Bank of England and partly in the Bleidroedres bank. The decorations, diamonds and art objects, valued at about million marks, are deposited at a Berlin jewellers
 An enormous number of wreaths and other floral tributes have already arrived at Friedrichsruhe. So strict is the exclus- ion that Count Podawski, the minister of the interior, had to wait twenty minutes before he was admitted.
 The official Reichssanzeiger which ap- pears today with black borders, publishes the telegram which Emperor William sent yesterday to Prince Herbert Bismarck It is follows:
 Telegram from William Tn deep sorrow and sympathizing with the grief which has struck you all, for your beloved great dea, l lament the loss of Germany's great son, whose faithful CO., operation in the work of the reuniting the fatherland won for him the lifelong friend ship of my grandfather, resting in God and the undying thanks of the whole German people for all time I shall prepare last abode for his remains in Berlin, in the Cathedral, by the side of my ancestors"
 The emperor has ordered the court to go into mourning for ten days i'd has ordered the army to go into mourning for eight days.
 The flags on all the imperial and state buildings will be at half mast until after the funeral.
 Reichssanzieger publishes "a long leading article today extolling Prince Bismarck's $ immortal services and declaring the father land has lost her greatest son.
 After saying that Prince Bismarck was not only the unifier but also the educator oi ms people, the Reichssanzeiger con- tinues;
 "If it is true that states are maintained by the spirit in which they are created, then the name of Bismarck will remain for us as device and revelation at all times. As Bismarck only declared at Frankfort, Prussian which could re- nounce the inheritance of the great Fred TICK does not exist in Europe"
 Simple Mansoleum
 dispatch from Freidrichsruhe to the Hamburger Nachrichten said it has been definitely decided that the remains of Bis marck are to be inferred at the spot se- lected by himself, where a simple mauso- leum will be built. Until the mausoleum is completed the funeral rites will be con- fined to the smiple ceremony of bless ng the remains, which will be performed by the local pastor of the village of Bruns- tori.
 Prince Bismarcks final written instruc- tions, signed by himself, express his de- sire to be buried in secluded spot in the Sechenwald and cOnclude. ""FOr an eDi- taph wish: Prince Von Bismarck, born April l. 1915; died -" with the addition of "A faithful German servant of Emperor William T."