The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
CANNOT FIND MUNDJI BEY
"tL Mona" NOT SIRE VINO
IT'S CONST ~.

That Nc~pDaper Get out Oae ExTa An
1Sunrang That NsundH Ne, Baa Beea
mestorea-R eard Prom the Consulate
and Get Out Another saying No.
Anybody who has seen a person answer
ing to the description % Mundji Boy.
prssumable Consul-General of the Otto
man Empire at the port Of New York and
minor prince % said empire. will confer
a great and enduring favor uEOn the
many Turks. Syrlans. Arabs and Meso-
potamtAns living in New York. Tn- dis
covery Of Mundji Boy should he reported
Co either Nahoum or Salloum Mokarzel.
editors Of the Syrian daily newspaper
Al HOda at ~ West street.
For Mundji Boy ~ lost. A. the Turkish
Consul Generals Ofiioe they do no know
his whereabouts and open y do not care.
They refer you To the Waldorf Astoria.
where the Bey always Hsesi Ia live. AZ
the Waldorf they NAV be absent minded
enough To connect YOU with a certain
apartment. ten hundred aud snmsthIng
say. hut the chances are that the clerks
will declare they know nothing about
Mindn hey. Il will b. unavailing for
You To say you know better. Even IL
you should get that apartment distant
voice will inform you that Mundji Boy
IL not in and only Allah knows when he
might return.
week ago MtIndji hey arrived IN New
York after n years walt tn the osd folks
in ConstantInopls. A letter preceded
him from no less IA diRnitary than Suleiman
B,I-tany vice-president Of ia" Turkish
Parliament. The letter WAS authori-
tative. II informed the editors ~ Al
Hoda that Mundi BY had been reap
pointed Cons al General for Turkey at
New York All the old suspicious Of
Mundi B..y's lOvah Ia the Young Turks
and reform. said th.. latter. wern vanished
and gene He was an inestimab!e man.
R.,-,iv,, him with the honor dur . man
aboVp SUSPICION.
The Mes.rs Mokarz..l could not question
this letter. SuIeiman Bustany no; only
holds high ufica lie w,slds great an
fpeno.. Tie comes furthermore. from
Beirut lie was syrian writing 10
Syrian- On the strength ot this better,
whose authrn,city none disputes. ~
Ho,ia got on, AN extra ar two announcing
that the more Than Distinguished MundJi
Rev would -ppp IT, hack a. tonsu!-tien"ral.
No -Oonsr Was the paper on the streets
than A Ho.id received "a Communication
from R.Auuf hey heouf Boy - a ssif-con-
tanned p~rsonag~ Nho became acting
Consul General here when Mundjl Bsy
Was caileh home year ag". kenut b'y
saId that MundJi Bsy Was returning -
a private SiJi1sn only and added that
not GALS ~Gs h.'ouf b~y acting CONSUL
GENERAL at New NoTs uut that he would
remain N that high oftUe Nhereupon
Al Hoda I-sIi.-d another extra and made
pot oC money.
Mundji B,.v arrived here and went
At once t. the Consulate, ~ Pearl street
Hr dad mot remain long Al Hofa F-lRi-
ou-Iy sent down - man each day to see
him and get the latest news from nome
Tn. man could not hnd MundIi Bey
lie - stilI puistly visiting the consulate
daily and daily he led yes without having
s...-n Mundii His expense hill for cigar
cites ~ something enormous
Now tn. Bey Away. used To- live az the
" aldnrf and the Thought ~ any other
dwelling place VAS e. him an abumInA-
ton \ 4. Y ~ tVr aft"I h,- arrival here
a exporter fov ~ ~1N called hun M
th-r~ Aftsr % lt'I" isity IA" t"l-phou.
ot.,.rs'or S,id something a'uut ten
huudr..i and M" rurl'rr 10 som"
suite - rooms and g.,nu.''t.'i ip- r.I.,rt-F
will tho .,iit, calm yri,. s.,id that
NundI Rev was no. IN and there VA ~
telling when N. would 30 There was
no ,s.nial that h.. iV - ~ ten hundred and
something Vet last uign' the clerks
~ the Waldorf SAID mot here and added
th"y knew nothing about Mundii Rev
MundIi B-.v went - Turkey a wear
a., bs,,ar.., the men 81 the head Il tho
Young TurKs party suspected ~" SIn~.ritv
at MS adherence This NaS only uaturai
The Rev Wa- Cons 3, General her" when
Abdul Hamld rr'guei ~ -pou A. ',,.
sultan rsrDrtsd tn. Constitution and ~"
Young Turks came into power ~" Rev
NA- cent tu Washington ~ ou-t Mahmrd
Al Rev Turkish Minister g. thl- country
Mehfned Al Rev promptly fell sick and
was allowed - stay - N" legation A.
. b0artsr Fnr a u hile Mundjl Rev wa-
Charg,. 4 AFaiTe- - Washington. then
KAHN Bey was sent over FROM the odd
country Mundy held hir post A. Consul
General M New York 'ili VI rch. 1879 whom
cha rye v~r.. fii~iagain-f hinaccusing HIM
~ arrogance and excessive fees shortly
afterward Mundl R~y sailed for Ton
stantin"pl.. and Rnouf Ahmed Rev. first
Secretary e ~" Embassy AZ Washington.
came here e. tak- hI- Job