Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-08
7. fsneeial .correspondence.D

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Wv younger brother, aged %,
having been eSiled from Per-
STA by the shah because OF his liberal
opinions. has been ordered to spend
two years on Russian soil. His exile
was accomplished In such secrecy that
even the gossiDs in Teheran knew
nothing about it--but it was followed
q few days late, by the revocation OF
The consdtution-these two events
meaning real eastern reaction Being
lold to choose between st. Petersburg
a and Warsaw, he decided on Warsaw
salar,ed -Dooleh, young, good-looll-i
ING and energetic, has never been to
Europe before. He speaks no F,urop-i
can language but a little French. but
says he is determined to learn both
+ french and English well. He takes a
great interest in everything he sees,
though he lives in great retirement,
never leaving his rooms until night
Z IA! l,' he does not ut; all understand
lile western fashion, of publicity and
objects to being photographed. The
conservative OF one Warsaw paper
spent eight hours outside his hotel
IN the vain hope OF being able to get
4 snap shot of the prince, who man
70 =, move from his room till the would
pe photographer had gone away.
Like many other exiled princes,
AL llar-ed-Dooleh is often short Of cash.
When he first arrived in Warsaw he
I put up at the Bristol. the best hotel
n me town, and, with HIS suite. oc-
r r,p eight rooms on the first floor
The manager. thinking good business
WAS afoot, received him with open
aLiiis, The prince made several pur-
, .liases OF ready-made clothes in the
sfre.M.il--Wlshing to appear in public as Il
t t, all went we'll ;forttwo or
t nree days: in short. until the hotel
u u.n was sent in. The poor prince, UNI
yyha 70 such ways, was astonished
S ~ meant in Persian money He said
nc, ~. was not III q position to pay SO
, ,hu,a and sent for his consul, Mr.. tNVer
,;s, who managed the affair and adj.
h t.sea nm to move with his suite to a
uolrding house,
IN ny I'M, .his time all sorts of gossip about
. .le distinguished visitor had been cir
#e ~ ate about the town: Prince Saiar-5
3Ip,a;i'oolef had not paid his hotel bill;
, .h,i'iee Salar-ed-Dooleh had to 90 to
i nv r,e public baths down by the Vistula
3 ~ t.s :, on his Sabbath day because he
n ma not paid his bill, and the hotel
's'''''as ger refused him accommodation.
- NNED HIS JEWELS.
prs % me princes interpreter had
i hoeal deal of difficulty in finding a
5lar,..uli lig house which would take so
n ~ family in. And when they did
fiit,i Rus not long. The same monetary
ohiiau.l,ty cropped up and-they were
f,,ase e =. 10 go. AT last they found re-
Frasa III q quiet pension, the Hotel de
hi and, having placed some Of
brine SSillilcents jewels in q bank, the
At I've y, mas now little more money
M, ing disposal But his position is
beer ~ Ten. ellflable one. for, though he has
do en promised money from Persia 1T 4
~. not come, and Wherever he. s,pnes 4
+ rn,o,. 4teHer he buys. he is charged
bae,.n. rrto.'s than ordinary mortaJs,
lII Ia, he is a prince. =
5littja r.. suite is .a5.,yalet who talks a
err ~ ttfch. When at the hairdress-
nleas .,is prince. expressed himself much
wav f ~ with the arrangements and the
hair ~ winch the hairdresser cut his
to riya On going out he told the valet
a dam nm a tip Of two roubles (about
gavs ~ me valet turned back and
.P,.e man one rouble.
slva heard the prince tell you to
nrotestse Two roubles. 2 the hairdresser
tor, 40 b, he only said one.', was the re-
On. ~ me other is for me-, and he went
TN NJ, me shop laughing.
ifairi,. ISL - very home-sick the prince is
reen Il pieased. so far with his first
tho,s'. ~ europe. When asked what h.
said sht OF the he smiled and