New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
INDIAN PRINCES VISIT
NAWAB GIVES INTERVIEW.
n Fe1c Psychic Wares from Royalty
the Sole Result.

Royalty Ondan royalty) TO New YORK last
night and viii sail away at noon to-day Royalty
daied not with society. but II did leave 10 fark
Row the greatest surprise OF the Eear-ehs
psychic interview.
The distinguished visitor is his highness the
Nawab. Sultan of Hyderabad Deccan- He Is
nephew of his highness. the Nizan Of Hyderaoad
Asaf Jah Nizan Ul-MuIk. Mir Sir Mahbuo All
Khan Fateh jung who is ruler of this native
British province The Nawab is also the son OF the
late vcar-Ul-Mulk Mahadur. G. C. ; l., Tor
years Prime Minister Of the province
II might be well TO explain that the Nawao IS
a swift traveller. having left Yokohama on jan
uary %. proposed marriage TO young woman on
the way. arrived In San Francisco on February H.
and passed yesterday directly from the Grand
Central Station the Baltic. OF the White star
Line. In days more he should be IN Liver
pool. He is his way to London to be treated
by specialists for the effects Of fail from Morse
back, which injured him two years ago he leIl
Hyderabad October IS. and passed three months
in Ceylon and Japan. under medical treatment
The news of the Nawab's coming had been watt
ed before him. had the rumor that he was look
ing for wife-he has six at home, but ne Is d
follower of the Prophet Indeed. aboard the steam
ship Prince Leopold, which bore him hither from
Yokohama, he had shadowed forth such intent. al
though the passengers took it as bit OF prineeiy
pleasantly The Nawab's condition and his need
of rest had prevented his meeting other passeh-
gers. although his presence attracted mucl a1teh-
ton
Among those board were A. Ambro Adamoc4'
Ambassador of Austria Hungary at the Nihaoo
court who was returning from Toxic with his VIE
and daughter. One morning the young lady, Iah-
ing an early stroll on deck, met the prince and
said Good morning as she passed Inc prince
bowed low and replied. will you marry me-
The young lady fed The incident caused no emu
of amusement. and the Nawab, through his phySl-
cans rendered an elaborate apology to the family
After eight hours in San Francisco ana HOUR
hours IN Chicago, the Nawab arrived here al -"
yesterday afternoon l. F. Vosburgh. general pas
,~--aI
to the private car attached to train Is. and the
platform entrance was quickly filed with a crowd
who had nawab- The camera pat
teries lined up the CoTtege approached Inc
prince, a thin. dapper. brown-skinned man. in
silk hat and fur-lined overcoat, looked like the
manager of vaudeville juggling troupe Tor
five other native in the suite were gaudy IN
great striped turbans. knee length yellow tunlcs
and white trousers Besides, they carried red SILK
bags and bundles, cooking utensils and siiverstUd-
ded teakwood boxes. Then the camera men fred
salute of twenty-one flashlights and beat it, TO
catch edition.
AS for the Nawnp he was escorted through the
crowd by his English attendants DR.. Arthur Cha
marette chief surgeon of the Hyderabad troops and
Sergeant Major John Bains They explained that
the Nawab would meet reporters on board the
Baltic and so they drove away after helping Into
the carriage the native physician. Dr. Mohammed
Ashruf.
On board ship the Nawab received in reading
room adjoining suites Is. 70. .. which he has en-
gagged for the voyage. Reporters were presented
In pairs by Dr.. Chamarette. The Nawab spoke
excellent English, having been educated in Eng
land.
Your highness. reporters the formula.
The prince. standing very straight in his dark
gray frock coat. slightly inclined his head The
reporters bowed low. There was a pause. broken
by cub who, though nervous, spTang the dear old
''yvhat-do-you- America p? gag. The prince
looked at the youth steadily, calmly. 1t seemed
be justihabe rebuke. but the reporter went on
"Of course all you've seen has been from car and
cab windows but you perhaps have formed some
opinions of the great West and Of New Yorks tall
buildings
Again there was silence. 1t was. Of course,
tense silence should be At last the prince
said. Can you not read MY thoughts?" He looked
closely at the low brows'' from Park Row. One Of
them. who IS a psychic, had faint cerebral
feeling that the Nawab thought they ought TO get
out He did not say
DO you mean, your highness," asked one, that
it is mental telepathy, thought waves?"
Yes" said the Nawab; ''the psychological speech
without words
Here a possible explanation Of Charles F.
Murphy's silence when asked about the Ta1nmany
delegation The NaWab Of Hyderabad had admitted
he sending mental answers. which
than the Nawab OF 14th street has ever done.
Perhaps he would grow kinder 50 the breezy.
question TO how he liked the American girl
presented. His eyes seemed 10 grow brighter,
but the thoughts flashed were blurred by the re-
ceivers. He was asked il during his two months
stay in japan he had been presented 20 the Empe-
had formed any opinions the conditions
of the country. He answered with wOrd-''No.''
Perhaps" was suggested, 1t is not good form
10 seek interviews with royalty in India2'
Haven't I shown you?' the reply, and the
rest OF the interview IN thcught waves.
The prince will not appear deck to New
York Harbor when he sails to-day. this IS the
advice OF his physicians. But before the Baltic
pulls there will be needfuI ceremony By his
cook Ghousoodeen. whose title is buberchee or
khansama- He will slaughter enough animals To
last them for the voyage, for Mahornetans
they cannot eat meat killed or cooked by Christians
The assistants in the ceremony will be Syed kaja
Meah and FoOkroodeen, the khitmatghe or dress
ing room boys. The military attache OF the trip is
Captain Ghouse Mohairddeen.