New-York tribune., 1908-04-24

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,ss n tie formers seeking. and took place with
a. s-v previous arrangement That the Emperor
,Ao.l6 have asked hin and his wife 10 dinner IN
,-g-o7-sde-7e-c q their call was only perfectly
rs-s-s-
zo1Ts COUNT DEPORTED FROM HERE
,=z weeks aeo the New York papers were de-
y7-tas considerable space and attention 10 the ar
~ @. =elf-srrled count Rudolph Schlrndrg-
-, -es~f=5 this country or hoard the White Star
t-ssrre- red-- and volunteered long story 10 the
e--r rEs- He had squandered ar enormous fortune
g. Ne--e Carlo. and that lis father had sent him
:, us rrl---z- and had pledged him an allowance
ks = month as long as he remained IN the New
World a-= kept cut % trouble. This was the &C
r,g-- that ne gave cf himself both 10 the press
srs % TIE INN igraton authorities. The latter III
v5sv n -he fact that he q self-acknoWledged
s7ers-rrsf- that ne had little or no money Win
nm ard that he would. i allowed 70 land, he de-
pendent cu an allowance which his father might
Ct -igh- ret send him caused him 70 be deporteo-
"a -ra immigration authorities ~ Ellis Island
vsrs vtsa in barring him out of the country 5
sasEu Hv The fact that the man now turns out 10
have been q fraud d. Cskar Beck one O. The
.ss5t-E -z.-ists ot Austria, and Who IS staIoiTg
csu-se, tr- rle noble Bohemian family o. Sch-rT-
6.aE writes to state in the most emphatic manner
,sst fbe real Count Rudolph Schirnding. now tween
-v-tr-e= wears Of age has not been Out Of Austria
- many months. and was living At his chateau
q Ee.n-Zbesic III Bohemia al the very time |fsn
his eorr1e vas arriving here in New York. More
cve. tie story that he vas 10 receive a monthly
EHuvsnce from his father Of $50 as long as ne ie-
-s.eS On mis- country was prePoster0uS since MS
father d.sE eight years agc-that Is 70 say IN ls'
cisv 10 tais tihcation is 10 ne found II the
ts-t thai last year certain FREDERICK teralhaha
Hahn. yho declared that he vas baron 10y grace
q the Pore managed TO make the acquaintance q
Ire su-ler-sc Count Rudolph SchirndIng Al Prague
and visited his residence there on several occasions
J. vas subsequent 20 these visits that Count Schlrh-
eng found thsc hts 'nlilitar pass. or army cerul
Czts ~5tn other family papers. had DISAPPEARED
sn6 became convinced that they had been sto5eH
D Hahn V-no was traced u Monte carlo, mat ne
rc-aAd tie Austrian consular authorities al Nice
az ths hope q recovering his papers. hut without
EFs-- b TIE tine tuat the ccusU-s had invoked
Ire assistance - the French and Monaco po4cr
Hsh- had already fed and there Is every reason 10
believe. therefore. fhat the young fellow VINO az
-rs5 IN this country on board the Cedric as Count
A1aclp1 S~ri-u55uG. and Who was oeporled- was
IL reality TrelerleE Ferdinand Hahn, the thief ot
10 papers C. the real Count Rudolph sohirndins-
HE KILLED MARIE BASEKIRTSEFF CRAZE.
Prince Bo-5as- T1arsEeorsevitch. Who has Just
F-'clrh@5 ~ 5ournevman goldsmith 70 Nplpla
it't- 70 hospital Paris, was q great GRANDSON
. George Ea--0Tirrr kaTagrorG~Elf' "llleI WIS.,
t-'Er Black George the spiHenord louiioIf
q ne present reiEning dynasty Of SerTia- tlS
E-s11tara=~ Alexis. was TIE eldest son Of Black
G-orga and de6 a. the age of twentt-nine. -eaF-
- sou e :ae name cf george who vas TOO
.o-1s - any part ia The civil wars Whl'A
I'D r. rre ove-rhruvy of the equally P-ebelai
tgTelo.Irca dynasty and 10 the restoration Of the
hsrsge0 -gevlrehee 10 the throne cf SerFia- The
NElSTs @: t-e georSeviJches was Won ny
'e'-see Uncle Alexander KaraEeorgevitoh, the
'o1d sol o. Black George, and tho second ruler
no House or ka~ageorGeEiton- King Peter is
o. q F8H j E-
sfec NAT fIs Iafue 10 the thrcne of Sery1a were
E-I---cr q. those Of King Peter. - being the
eieioson of the eldest son 81 "Biack George,
-eTeas fle King is merely the offspring or Black
'fGes seaoal son. that ne was virtually barred
Sh ser--a- territory and that The SerFlan gov
~adaenr declined 10 reroeulze him prince OF
~t fe4gnirE house Nor wil auy mention Of hs
"t ts found ir she "AImanaeh o. GOtha on
-he Pages devoted 20 Servian royalty, or indeed
fPHera else IN fact. Eojidar had no right
a'sYet-r 10 the 1it- % prince, which ne Iurafla-
-9t- For --s letter q rfe Paris Temps in
-s ih7- d. owned ill., aud was entitled % il
-- 'ae tact that the founder Of his dynasty WAS
-.-la' - The HoIy Roman Empire. was easily
.t-.'t1 sa these articles Black GeprEe.' the
--1ats = l-le oynasty IL question. only de-
-. hereditary Prince auu Hospodar Of Seryia by
----iB and 4ucer The latter suzerainty. "a l5os-
% II say seye-a- yeas after tie Holy Roman
fl-'e mad ceased exist having been oveTtIrowH
1iis- NsE5glcOE. i as difficult 10 therefore,
i--s -rsI OF the KaraS.yiEe iEeViICLes, who mad
- -, a sWineaerc, could possibly have
treated. either IN lsJs or atterwarc, prince
- e-t3rr tnaJ had ceased o" exist, and that
80 swept away several years previously.
a., ---@f 5--TaseOrgeyllch5 ho earned his living
go" eh q Partisan journalist. as author IS 4,
-'talefs as : sonlegy bat Iaed4ocre painter, ar
e1t years = rzthe: clever artiiicer Of fancy
~ -s a : cay caIue very prominently before
80 f--+e about four years aso ~ very remark
-, GIG amazing attack Marie Boshkr1seif
Ing beg Lifeline 1e sss one CT uer mos, iut!-
l-i"h1s a-a admirers, aDd after hcr death
- q 5000 oeaI Il money Dy his writings about
aha d considerable amount of prestige by nis
81 'ie- HEt- i=r- q may Ee remembered fIrt
1'otl aua1@. tLing 4lout this young sirlz III