The Atlanta constitution., 1898-08-08

Prince Blsmarck's daughter, remaining
there temporarily. Schoenhauzen goes to
Count William Bismarck. the second son.
The late princes money, which Is estl-
mated to amount to several million marks.
larger amount that was generally sup
posed is divided among the three chill
dren and the young Rantzaus. This mon
ey Is partly in the Bank of England and
partly in the Bleidroeders bank. The dec
orations, diamonds and art objects. val
ued at about a million marks, are deposited
at Berlin jeweler.
Blood on Brain Caused Death.
DIR. Schweninger, the princes physician,
now says that the immediate cause or
death was effusion of blood on the BRAIN
The remains of the great chancellor nave
been dressed in the uniform OF the Hal
berStadt CulrasserS.
An enormous number of Wreaths ana
other floral tributes have already arrived
at Friedrichsruhe. SO strict is the eX-
clusion at the Schloss that Count Paso-
dowski the minister of the interior, had to
wait twenty minutes before he was nd
mitteu.
The official Rcichsanzciger which appears
today with black borders. publishes the
telegram which Emperor william sent yes
terday to Prince Herbert Bismarck. 1t
is as follows:
IN deep sorrow and sympathizing with
the grief which has struck you all, lor
your beloved great dead, lament tne loS5
of Gcrmany's great SON. whose 1althLul CO.
operation in the work OF reunlllils lie Ia
therand won for him the life long friend
ship of my grandfather, resting in COO, ana
the undyng thanks of the whole German
people for all time l shall prepare a last
abode for his remains in Berlin, In the
cathedral, by the side of my ancestors.
Mourning Is Ordered.
The emperor has ordered the court to go
into mourning for ten days and has or
dered the army to go into mourning Tor
eight days.
The flags on all the imperial and state
buildings will be at half mast until after
the funeral.
Inle Reichzanzeiger published a long lead
ing article today eXtoling Prince Bismarck y
immortal services and declaring the lathef-
land has lost her greatest son. AFTER saying
that Prince Bismarck was not only the
unifior but also the educator OF his people
the ReichSanZeiger continues:
"If 1t is true that states are maintained
by the spirit and power in WhlCh they are
created, then the name or Bismarck VIII
remain for us as a device and revelation at
all times. AS Bismarck once declared at
Frankfort, Prussia which could renpunce
the inheritance of the Great Frederick does
not exist In Europe. In the samewaythe
ture time unless it holds fast to the legacy
of its founders, the first Hohenzollern kali
ser and his great chanccllor.'
A dispatch from Fricdrlchsruhe to tho
Hamburger NaChrichten says it has been
definitely decided that the remains OF
Prince Bismarck are to be inferred at the
spot selected by himself. where a simple
mausocum will be built and 20 which the
rcmams of his wife Will be transferred
from NarSin. Until the mauSOleum is COM
pIeted the funeral rites will be confined to
the simple ceremony of blessing the re-
mains, which will be performed by the
local pastor of the village OF Brunstorf.
Prince Bsmarcks final written instruc-
tions signed by himself express his de-
sire to be buried in a selected spot in the
Sachsenwald, and conclude:
For an critaph, | wish: Prince Won
Bismarck. born April 1, 1876 died - with
the addition of q faithful German servant
of Emperor William l.
Emperor Thanks Americans.
Washington. August 1.-Ambassaaor
White today cabled the state department:
Berlin, August Ito Adee. Acting
Secretary, State Department. Washington.
cere thanks of the emperor and the Ger
mau people to the president ami people of
the United States for the message of con-
dolence referring to the death OF Prince
Bismarck. WHlTE.'
Russian Papers Laud Bismarck.
st. Petersburg, August The news