New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
THE PREMIER OFBCLGARIA.
, Dry PICTURE, BY \ FRENCH WRITER OF NJ
srAMBoULoFF-A MAN WHO WILL
STOP AT NOTHING.

STOP AT NOTHING
All the cable dispatches from Eastern ~ r.al
- " Staml.,ulon the bulgarian Premier IN '' -.
r,,,cr ~ Bulgaria and the man whose a"o""'' ~ a.,
NAV Indirectly kndlc the fires OF E'n''"' -i,n
v,r,,o W moro vivid portrait Of him has beeh Wv"
,,o that nublshcd I'm the Figaro OF Paris D| Inc"
a., r,b, conscientious correspondent ana uFtNe'c'
Uc has frequently visited the countries OF E'S..'
Furopc and especially Bulgaria, where he rcs'','
three YEAR ago. AZ the time Of the SHNi an
nai-n lie saws: "-hoH pretty stout win r'I''o'
.vcot plyslognomy the hair cut very close Su'''
,ra hIark mustarhc. somewhat gray, small cle'N
nd ,lvclv eye, " StambUuloh, who l. about Iofty-
six wears old. resembles great deal VI Clemencea"
IA, OK leader Of the French Extreme Lett Al INC
Same time he reminds YOU Of the chinese LOT "er' o
IA have long and dropping muStachc' and pig'aI
behind tho head With the little smoking cap OF the
CcIc~tal-, he might be taken toF SUBJECT VI 'i'e
son - Heaven
The simplicity Of NJ. SHAREHOLDERS life IS extreme
He lives on the first floor Of very modest house
facing tho garden which IS in front Of the palace
His apartment T. furnished In a simple STYLE" Al the
door Of the house stands soldier; this Is the only
exterior sign Of his power. The working Office affects
an appearance Of poverty Ike that Of Marat-a table
i'm dark wocd with papers and books set Of shelves
also I'm dark wood and two chair, this l. all the
furniture. with very ordinary curtains at the windows
Tie other rooms 81 the apartment are not more
mxuriously furnished. such Is the abode Of the man
practically r7lo, over Bulgaria. hi, way Of speaking
/, sweet and gentle. He speaks French perfectly but
YOU feel kind Of chilling sensation when you hear
him relating to you quietly. without animation and
almost with smile. that he has been compelled 10
order the shooting Of h be-, friend because the latter
engaged In conspiracy. 1t was, indeed soon after
tho execution II Captain >elIngorow, Major PanOw
and their five companions at Rustchuk that J saw
VI. stauboulon. Major Panow his INI-IIt,o
friend they Ind lived together for long while. and
nobody IN bulgaria thought that tho execution would
be orcrcd by stambouloH.
i regretted him.. he said to very quietly.
lie excellent friend but example
necessary. and had 10 give the fatal order 10 pro
vent new con,piracic,.' He had caused also tn
shooting 81 other rcYontlonsts who had landed at
Narua, and he offered me Photograph representing
three cOrscs leaning against wall captain. pope
nnd a Montcncgrin They have their gum between
their legs. and the captain hold, revolver in hi,
hand Il ordered them to be photographed aid VI.
StamboulOn. because | wanted TO be- Of their
execution. They might have been allowed 20 escape
and other corpScs put in their place. | should not
have known II. but in this have a certainty
NJ Stamboulof Is "A who will stop at nothing.
He IL a fanatic think, in the better sons" of the
word but he is cruel. His friends do not exist In
his eyes, he only sees bulgaria.