The evening world., 1908-02-20
Nephew of Hyderabad's Ruler
Has Strange Hallucinations
Since He Was Injured by Fall
From Horse Two Years Ago.
HAS SEVEN WIVES, BUT
ANOTHER ON SHIP.
"Will You Marry Me, Quick
His Greeting to Ambassadors
Observation-Disclosures Apol-
ogize to Father.
BY Rose TiIlofson.


The immortal words of Finnigai
might be aptly applied to the nyini
visit OF His Highness the Nawab Sui
tan Ul-Mulk Bahadur Of Hyderabad
Deccar. India. who. was soon on hi
way after his arriea. in New Yora
| yesterday. with retinue. en- route e
London, to be attended by ahehsts
The Nawab is a sick man. and with
his suite of nine sailed from Yoko-
mama. japan. for San Francisco or
Jan. %.
The mandate Of His HiEhnees's uncle.
ruler of Hyderabad. ordered the great
est haste. and the mystery surround
ing the journey aroused much uneas-
ines, in the British and Japanese gov
ernments.
A Sudden Proposal.
All invitations intended to honor the
Prince in the Mikados realm were de-
clned. The trip was begun under or
ders to spare no expense and break az
records. and His Highness 10 doing It.
He reached San Francisco Feb. II and
left for England to-day on the Baltic.
DR.. Arthur Chanarette. an English
man. detached from the English ser
vice at Hyderabad to accompany the
Nawab. says the latter suffers from
hallucinations. and 1t is necessary to
reach England. where physicians who
have known the Prince from childhood
may treat him. The Nawao believes
he Is the prophet Esu. the Nohamme-
dan name for Jesus. reincarnated. and
has set a ritual Of worship and rule
of conduct for his followers.
Although he has seven wives at Hy-
dersbad. said to be the fairest In the
land. he is very impressionab.e. On
the Korea, on his way to San Fran
cisco. he met the Count de Amoero,
Ambassador to To-
kio and the latter's wife and daughter.
Marie de Ambero was walking on the
deck one morning when the indian
Prince approache and asked:
"WNl you marry met Quick"
Invitations Declined.
The young lady ned to her fathers
stateroom. When the Princes attend
ants learned of his action they were
profuse In their apologies.
The Prince eft his own country Oct.
Ii to travel leisurely. when orders came
for the trip to London. fall from q
horse two years ago during military
rnapeuvers Is given as the cause OF his
present illness. The Princes suite
consists OF DR. Chamarette. DR.. Maho-
med Ashruff. Captain Surgeon OF the
Third Native Infantry; Capt. Ghouse
Mouhuideen, treasurer Of the journey;
Xaja Ismail. private secretary to the
prince: Sergt Major J. Baines. OF the
English Army. and three servants. The
latter are Syed Kaja Meah. dressing
hov. Fookroodeen body servant. and
Ghousodeen. the private cook or 'Nu-
berchee."
Feminine hearts. however. need not
gin to fiutter. nor designing mammas
with marriagable daughters prepare
for bargaining days. because a new
prince has come to town. The distin-
guished foreigner. though really and
truly prince, with string OF titles al
most q yard long. Is not an heiress
snatcher on matrimonial tour OF In
spect!on. Already he has an aoun ndant
supply Of wives-his life partners num-
Der seven-for the Nawab Sultan Ul-
Mulk Bahasdnr OF Hyderabad, az tho
new arrival Is called. Is an Indian Pc
tentate who believes matrimony Is best
conducted on the more the msrrier
plan.
Took Chef for Prince.
When the Chicago express pulled into
the Grand Central at AIS yesterday
was fully prepared to greet dusky
vision arrayed in the usual phAra-
phanaiia which adorn Eastern princes.
AS the stream OF passengers poured
forth from the incoming cars my eye
the faring red of an enormous
turban which dangled from the head
OF bewhiskered gentleman of inky
hlacsness Arrayed in a kimona OF
hectic hue, which fell Just below his
knees, with white linen trousers and
red sandals completing the novel outfit.
he stood on the water-soaked platform
in all his Oriental splendor. / singled
him out as the King OF the Jungle and
accosted him as such. But my friend
ment with not trace OF pr!ncely hau-
tier on his coal-black face.
II no Prince. l cook the Prince" be
announced in broken English. swinging
a big bundle tied up In handkerchlefs
over his broad shoulder. I gasped In
amusement, owing TO my limited ac-
quaintance with East Indian royalties.
l had made the dreadful faux pas Of