New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-20
MAVR0YENI DISMISSED.
Sultan Depriues Him of Rank of
Prince of Samos.

,s,vroveni Bey. who for long : time represent
- ne Sublime Porte in the United States and rio
orne years ago was promoted by the Sultan 10 the
-,vs-norship OF the island CO samos which carries
4.h Il the title OF Prince of Samos has incurred
.hs sspleasure OF the Sultan and been summary
dismissed from Office. one Of the palace Iavorites
.oeeds 70 the Office. It remains TO be seen whether
-F,y-oveni viii. Ike many other OF the Chris
- governors az The Ottoman island Of SaIros
,,.ri-ue 10 call himself prince after being d.
,-.se5 Of his Office. There are numerous princes
baling from the Southeast Of Europe whose titles
.acsfve no mention in the Almanach de Gotha and
Tho make use Of them merely because they o.
come % their more or less remote ancestors have
le-uened for a time 10 ofTiciate governor Of
sone Turkish province or island. Formerly all the
christian governors o. those Turkish provinces
which are now Independent Balkan States were
an oeco princes il being understood that their
,,,s as such lapsed With their ofice. But the ma
.o-irv q them retained st. though would be di-
ri!t for them 20 explain to-day whence they held
,hcir eoronsts.
,Isv-oveni. as every one At washington knows is
Greek by birth. and his father. Mavroyeni Paoha.
was for many years the principal physician OF the
sultan Il vas through gratitude for this that his
scr vas appointed 10 this country. MavToyenl
=sys recall cencided with the temporary disgrace
AZ his father. The latter had made practice ever
since he accession cs the Sultan OF keeping daily
diary o. Abdul EIamed's health including particl-
lars q his mental and physical condition The
,sehs- when well advanced IN years. was foolish
enough 10 become infatuated with a waitress OF
one o. the cafes chaErsnts which abound at Con-
stsntirotle and had married her Her behavior
his wife however, created so much scandal thst
,he Sultan. profoundly shocked. forced his physi-
c.an 10 divorce her. Matters might have rested
shsre had not tho old doctor then lost his heart
4 Young French modizte. This was adding insult
- f-jLry n IRE eyes q the divorced Nine. Mavro-
yer. Pac.lz- and accordingly she inamodistey pro-
oe.des 70 inform Achuled D5elsleddin Pacha OF the
existence Of tie diary % her former husband, de-
elering that tee latter was keeping il up for the
purpose - demonstrating tae fact that Sultan
Abdu! Ha-aid was mentally affected and as such
united 70 reign
Orders we're giyer for the immediate arrest %
Mavroyeui Paclu and at the same time for TIE re
cal q his son from Washington The pacha. how
ever sought - fuEe the Russian Embassy. which.
Of course served 80 confirm The Sutars belief in
his guilt AFTER remaining there for bout fort
night the old doctor was in some way inveigled
outside ana seized ard imprisoned Fortunate
Is, however. the Sultan took il into his head 10
direct tire inquiry iUto his physicians conduct him
self After me physician had lain for some time
IN prison he was brought before The Padislah- ana
is reported 70 have explained 10 him that the diary
far from being designed 70 inlure his majesty was
kept solely for the purpose q refutng any charges
that might De made against the sullans sanity
,hst no other .roof in the word existed which
eould 50 clearly confuse any conspiracy OF me
shelk Il islam (sleh a. THAT. for instance. when
has resulted - the deposition % Sultan AuTsc on
TIRE ground Of unacyl. and that II the shek OF any
q, the other leading ognitaries u the Mos.eIh
Church were 70 attempt 70 issue fetVah proclaim
.rr hin, abdul Hauidl insane. he iMSFToyeT'l)
csnls come before the world with full and de-
tailed account running over score OF years
showing by ndisputable proof his majesty sanl'>
That Mavroyeni added. Vas the sole object Nhlch
he had in view in keeping the diary. and ne asked
the Sultan that the dlsfiss Dc oon--l-e- Ao'
his own preservation.
re ~
ever way one likes 10 PIT IT, that the old pacha
was restored higher favor than ever. Wnle MS
son, by wav q compensation FIR the loss OF ihe
mission 20 the United States. appointed Prince
az ss-nos NOW CID Mavroyeni Pacha Is dead ana
his son n longer mas any champion n his interests
st court but only enemies and r1en Jealous OF ne
fs-or which he has hitherto enjoyed II Is 70 this
that must be ascribe5 his downfall
Emperor Nicholas has Just given commission
N the Dsghestan cavalry ~ Prince Napoleon
Mlrs+ sor q Prince Achllle Mural who committed
suicide on hfs estates IN Russia about ten years
seo and 2 grandson q Miss Caroline Fraser, ~
1h.lsdelphis who before becoming the wife ~
pri-oe T,loiAr Nu-at was TIE gove-ness % the
daughters Of King Joseph Bonapsrte when he InaGe
his home 81 BordenroTu. \ J. 1oung Prince
Napoleon Nurat. who resembles more than ans
other member eF his home is founder. Joachim
urat King q Sarles. the brilliant cavalry general
II The Arsr Napoleon. has Until lately held ? com
mission ~ lieutenant IN the celebrated sth tuFas-
s.ers GO n French ARM This he is leaving how
ever FOR ne Russian service thoroughly aware
that there only l-tle prospect for quca advance
nent under the republican government N france
cor any one bearing his nane and tttle-
IA entered tie French army as private, and
won his epaulets y suca splendid Eallantry out IN
MADAGASCAR AZ tie time % The conquest % the
island that the government did not dare 10 with
hold the promotion The Young prince viii rot md
himself among strangers n The cars service for
Re vas born in Russia Of 4 Russian mother VINO
vas TIE Mtngrsiisu nTincess Salorne Dadian- After
;he var % $50 in which tire late Prince Achiile
M1-st toook part cavalry officer on tie STAFF
Of Marshal 5IacAfahou. he withdrew his Nife.s
estates IN the Russian Caucasus. where Napoleon
the younger o. MS SO1s, WIS born. Prince
Napoleon Murats elder brother. LCriea. married
the daughter n me French Duke and Duchess de
Rshan a Urion mich thus brought about another
alliance between the Oldest arist0crary Of France
and that created hy the first Napoleon on his
bsitle6eds
Iaskeu the favorite home ~ the Eing q the
Bslgians has once again been subjected 70
visitation q FIRE. which for unately, on this oc-
ossion was restricted 20 the newer portion o. me
Ttghf wig. although at one moment the flames
threatened srvelop the whole OF the vast palace
It was about Years aEo that the former FIRE &C.
ca-rec THIS destroyed not only abou; half OF the
entire building zith its costly contents, but ike
wise resulted iu loss Of life. Among me victims
was TIE od goverucss Of Princess Clenaentine. VINO
had been with the latter from her earliest child
hooo, and whom she loved her own mother
Indeed Princess CleTncutile herself had very
narrow escape and. between the shock ana the
gTief fo- death o. her governess, it was many
months before she recovered her health
lasken has ouly beer monarchical residence
since the GAYS q Napoleon ,. vino purchased IL for
use rs residence Tor Empress Josephine. We fire.
sae7ry lived there himself with his FIRST as Well
aH With his second wife. and II was beneath It's
'oef thar he signed his fateful declaration OF war