The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-03

fuster her eyes opened wider and wider
and assumed a wild look, and then cane
loud, piercing Shrek followed by "A fit
OF hysterical laughter. NaJloh had been
Up IN the mountains the belief in de-
monlacal possession still exists. If a per-
son becomes insane, he has been slapped
or possessed by ginn, and the ginn caa
be driven out by exorcism or by humping
ana claiming up the patient All tho )
remedies were applied to the unfortuna D
young princess, but IL was found tina /
they did not cure on the contrary tho
patient became wilder and worse. A Icu-
ropean physician was called in and by his
advice the girl was sent back to Bey-
root, and was placed In the hospital I'M
der the care Of the French sisters
Enir Ameen learned Of this, and first
went TO Naum Pasha, whom he implored
to use his good offices, and declared him
self willing to marry the girl whether she
was insane or sane. The pasha promised to
do all that lay In his power, and told him
to set his mind at ease Emir Mustapha
learned Of this, and used his influence
against Ameen, and the pasha dropped
Then Ameem went to Beyroot, where.
through the friendship of the English
CONSUL he secured an audience with the
The French sisters, who deeply SYM
pathized with the poor princess and were
ANXIOUS to help her, consulted with the
principal visiting physician, and on his
advice arranged for a meeting between the
lovers In the hope that "a sight Of Ameen
might IDSeiDly restore NaJIenS reason.
day was appointed, and Amen was
ushcred into the parlor where sat Najleh
and several sisters.
May your day be happy. o my be-
loved!' exclaimed Ameen as he walked
toward her.
For a moment Najleh's eyes assumed
an intelligent expression as she looked up
and met his gaze. Then she passed her
hand over her face. and said: mo, I'm
dreaming. You are dead, Ameen. Go
away, go away, and when / die I'll fol.
low you and be with you. Go away; this
Then the wild look and the Mysteries re-
turned, and Ameen was hurried out
Tears rolled down the faces Of the good
sisters.
The wicked uncle. Emir Mustapha, had
all OF Ameen's movements closely watched,
ana When he learned that Gov. Khaled
Bey OF Beyroot had promised Ameen to
communicate with Constantinople for an
order to have the two betrothed united.
ne himself came to Beyroot and thwarted
the purpose. At last the porte was COM
municated with. and an order came from
COnstantinople referring the matter to the
Sheikh il Islam in Beyroot. This ecclesi-
astlc decided in favor Of Emir Ameen, but
through the Vaccinations of the remorse-
less uncle the verdict was set aside, and
an appeal was made to the Sheikh Il Islam
IN Constantinople, who made a similar de-
cision. Nor was this verdict carried out.
and after further correspondence it IS
SAID that the sultan ordered the princess
10 be sent 10 ConstautinoDle This order
was carried out. and in that CAPITAL it
was said that the intrlgues Of Enir Mus
tapha, VINO Is very wealthy, were growing
stronger than the appeals Of Ameen.
Emir Ameen had a warm friend in Bey-
root in the person Of Sclim Scrkis who
gave him great assistance there Alr.
Serkis. however, incurred the enmity CT
gether Mr.. Serllis remained IN Egypt,
where he started a paper opposing ths
tuIHisn government ana Elnlr Ameea
went on to Paris. where he started his
publication