New-York tribune., 1910-03-07
A NEW kHEDIEIAH
Eggpts RWer Heds G ID
rorccd Magyar Countess.

or SaTea Arthur Muiiei F'i- - '---7 ~
fre OIL Regiment of artillery OF me Aus
,.-a1 s--s--: for tie lazy ID question. "Ho
&c ,,,. b.-th . Countess Marianne IofoA anu
9 -oqss. Of the former Secretary ol D't
..-.-ts,, F-n7bss~v II Washington. Count
Alexander Torck- has been AN-A6 A'l 1-i1
,ss+ tf-se --ea-s ia a villa just opposite the
J,ra5f,-,al Palace. a. KoubbeE, IN iAe ou'z
80 ~ caro-. Her position at Cairo Was 50
...-s,-o,-,l -hat lie ladies' Of the diplomatic
.5-,s ard Of the foreign colony declined le
80 s~v sort Of intercourse with her She
- -a- orl- bovcottcd IN The most reieilS-
lo-- rssrion. but subjected 70 al sorts ot
.rrrfs bv Cairene society, the women OF
49, were encouraged thereto bF the
,.--v,cdse thai their attitude toward iAe
,s-,v,e-s Vas d source Of satisfaction 10 the
wife o. q e Ehedive.
H-7 Ito situation Ids changed III d man
rr- ia. I,a- taken most people by surprise
for the baroness, dndins -eT poSlloh a.''-
rr-1-or irrole-abIe. succeeded in persuadlAs
- r-l,e,1i,e 10 legiti-lizc their relations b.
,,ss-s Of 4 marriage IN the face of the bit
.e- ,-r,ositior 4 the Khedivish. The baron
rs has rov- become tie second lawful wife
~ -.e Khedi -e-tho koran and custom al
Ion hin. f-ur-and - his favorite consOrt
sh- vii naturally take precedence and
r-.sc q much more influential parsonage
fsa. Ikbal HaEem. lis first wife, the moth
o. u the heir apparent. As such all the
.sdes q the c0reign diplomatic corps ana
.h- wives - The foreign and native digni-
fs-i1z in tl1 service OF the Egyptian GOV
.fr.ne-c VIII ne obliged to pay homage and
tc-rt t7 her and 50 ATTEND her receptions,
% .ls wives ~ The ruler Of Egypt hold
ceurts very much like those of q European
eyeen u-ita 7his difference. that men are eX-
ca5es r-errfroIs. aud until i foreign wom-
r. st cairo has been presented % -lc con-
sr-ts ana especially 70 the fayorite wife, OF
- Khcdirc - one of these receptions by
.-e u.-- ~ -re envoy Of her country, pr
br the do-rrne o. thc diplomatic corps. she
S as-red from court and excluded from al
s.z;e enter eirule1ts and functions. The
.rvo-s' wives and ire better halves OF IL
-ns English AID other foreign officials Of
tie Khed1via- service z-iI find Il now q Bit
te- pal 20 sTa-loE 70 make obeisance and
>, rrsst win difference the baroness. who
ur-F Tie other Gay va looked upon by
them g s0me-hInS very much akin &c an
Cut-ast-
So- ARE -ra-t~rz rendered more easy for
them r~ rhe Enow-e6se that The existence
n. tie -eV E<ediviah before she cauac 20
-s'~o vzs o. somewhat stormy character.
Ter mother. 4 member 0f the historic
House of Tetter Won der Lille. after divorc-
ir- CONT Joseph Torok- Governor IF ire
-ro-1l-s cf U1gTz-- married The 7clI
knor- MaF~sr engineer Theodore Puskas,
fo--6er Of what -s known as tic spoken
Nsp-suaprrT Al Pestll al organ Of me press
pt-ch provides ttS subscribers. Tot with
an reading matter. bur with oral news
communicated hv telephone. Puskss is 6ead
ana since t-en his widow has taken 70 her
ssf thlra husband 4 certain Charles
Css~-s
Ta- Cz-E--e-. Countess Marianne. found
'its with r-- mother second husband in-
fc.srsbl- lrf- he home and went. first q
a. OF Tie concert platform a. q pianist.
ar then or the stage, where she o.
-s.1s1 more celebrity through her seDss-
-ir-s. Qua--z-s TiIn hog ma nagers and
through her oa-5ur=5s cf temper against
rhs erlrics a-d public than through LeT
a-- Most n her professional career was
spent outside ~ Austria. with ups and
o5Vrs especially Ii-e latter, and she vas
of-.1 20 extremely straitened circuul-
Stances 5oth prior and subsequent 70 her
marriage in -sas. 10 Baron Muller, q union
speedily sUude-eE bv divorce
i gas either al Monte Carlo, or a. Pesth.
ir tie Hot@i Etngarls. that she first At
t-sc-e6 t.e attention 0f the Khedive. ard
three years ago ~ his instance. she took
~ her abode ~ Aouboeh, where she has
Been living ever since. save when she &C
ctIps--c1 Lim gl his annual trip 10
L1rupe- Sle Is very handsome woman of
L--ry -sl1--Ls 0Tu aEe-and before the
flsErisSe became "a convert 70 Islam. tax
lE J-e name ol 5o5eiGa IN lieu OF that OF
-4s--a-llc- which she had received az the
Nh.g - ler Roman Catholic christening.
y 5 understood that the recent pilgrimage
~ Lae hAeolVe 70 Mecca and Medina.
"i-l-a las had me eject 0f enormously in
'i7a1ii-s MS prestige and popularity among
ts naive ot Egypt, was undertaken
-7'-f ior The purpose 0f sIencing objec-
-9s N1la1 might otherwise have been
I-'ae u his marriage Rita d foreigner.
! understand from cairo that the new
A-ediTaa las had one powerful friend.
'lo 1-s been n great assistance IN The
eA's ~ The asst r7o m0uths-nameIv. the
1Ds'iFeS Eof-e- The .atter. A very mas
- woman who completely dominated
- husband. -1e ATE kheaive Te1-tilz. and
Nlnoess ~ the reiraing house Of Turkey
@-th- hoped when her son came 10
4ronr7 70 loui-ate him in the same
.1at snc .aG dominated his father.
1 .- MS c57e-- iu view she DISCOURAGED
~ -1ea OF his marriage 70 2 woman OF
s rank and placed several of the
Va ~ 4cr Circassior sla-es-taat is
Po1er s-Dpo-od 10 be without an
al2l ~ inteleet-st his disposal for
''i-s-io1 ~ has serseho. When the
eA' RI fheu. Il-oal HAVEN. presented
VIA chile he vas 80 delighted that.
~ -hclsns tor ~ bis uoti.e- and o. al
-si-.ainc relatives. Dc married tho girl.
ny -ong sfterRarr1 invegted lor with
= aAF snd 81 The prerogatives uf u
IT, She obtained q good deal ~
oFer her husband. that of his
- waning in proportion thereto. and
-' Va tlst considerable enuity en-
20 'ti7eea tae two women.
-en the Hungarian, baroness s~z. a.
- o. the horlzon the princess mother
=. conceal Aer satisfaction, seeing II
a.. lnfai-a for the lady her
j -. s'enge upon her daughter-in-Iav-
- -' saf upon Ler former slave. who
en- raised 20 = rank superior 10 her
- H1e Is credited with having fosrered
a. --s-e, and with even having gone 10
trv 50 or faVor.ug tie marriage. Al
/ is-,r.e' ne coming 10 Cairo of the
/ g.. sao Tie wane OF the Khedive's /
4or -ls first wife conceded with
,s.-l's sIlon Of lie former affec+lorate
| 4, -, - q ine young Egyptian ruler with 4
/ vie sAG 81 was she, not his hrs, 4
age 70 Mecca --'-i' Oh '-is pilsIl I'M
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