New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
.EX-SHAH MAKES TROUBLE
Lands in Persia to Try to Get
Back His Throne.
RUSSIA MAY HAVE AIDED
Former Rulers Brother Already
at Head of Insurrection IN
Favor of Old Regime.

Teheran, July lS.-Mohammed Ali. the eX-
uod Shah. has returned TO Persia for the
purpose Of making another bid for the
throne. The ex-Shah is now at Gumesh
Tepe. a small port on the Caspian near
the Russian border. about two hundred
miles from this city. II Is stated that a
Russian vessel conveyed him TO that place.
The government has ordered Sidar Safar
IN proceed TO Kurdistan with two thousand
horsemeu and guns to crush the rebellion
I'm that district which has maze consldera-
HE progress under the leadership or Sa-
lar ed Douleh, brother OF the deposed
Shah.
soon after Mohammed All was dethroned.
In July. 1909. he proceeded TO Russia, ar
rivinr at Odessa in october Of the same
vcar The Russian government undertook
70 keen the ex-Shah under strict surveh-
,,nco and to prevent all intrigues having
for their object his return to Persia. No'-
withstanding this, the deposed ohah u"'
orle6 rapidlv and without molestation from
Odessa to Gumesh Tepe, a distance Oh
about fifteen hundred miles. what ioIce
Nohammed Ali has with him Is not hho"h'
Iondon. July lS.-rhe sudden and uncH-
nected appearance in Persian territory OF
the ex-Shah. Mohammed Ali, Is "A great
SUNRISE He left Odessa some weeks ago
for Baden near Vienna. II was underSlo,uu
that he left Baden for Marlenoad 10 'aAe
the waters. -, ,,..,,o
Nv tLis attempt to recapture In" throne
Mnhammcd Ali forfcits pension 81 N-yH
a wear. According 10 recent dlspatcneS
from Teheran his brother. Saiar-ed-DoW
A ba h4at ID small ltDellbll III
<urdistan with three thousand men. ana
has proclaimod himself In favor OF Mo
manned ANS pretenslonS.
Nobammcd Ali succeeded Mouzafior- ed
hin as shah in January, 1907. He was de-
throncd on July 49, 1909. and in turn was
succeeded by his son, sultan Ahmed kad-
Jar. He was born In 1872 and when the
Nationalists. in the latter part OF MS
fathers reign. started movement Tor a
constitution the heir apparent was their
chief opponent. The diSpa" or force lhaus
b,. tho Observation-Disclosures, however, resulted
i'm tho granting OF their demands.
Noharumed All. when he assembled the
throne. allowed Parliament 10 neet; put
soon rot into trouble with it. The Shan :
ministers much against his VIII, Wer" dls
missed and the quarrel between the Snau
and Parliament was aggravated Dy pio'
i'm which one OF his brothers was impi-
Gated. CT, -
Two bombs were thrown At the Shah IN
February. 1905. He considered Parliament
acr.ssorN to this attack and called upon IL
a. givc mn the guilty members This de-
nand was met with open defiance, and the
advisabil,ty OF the Shahs deposition was
discussed The Shah Withdrew from his
nsIace ard sent "A body OF royal troops 10
hombard the Parliament building. Parlia
ment Vas dispersed and the constitution
was Withdrawn.
After six months OF revolutionary agita-
non the Shah decided again To grant n
constitution 10 the country, ana "A procla-
,patlou to that effect was issued. This did
not prevent the Nationalists from pushing
their previous successes. They entered
Teheran. and eventually the royalist forces
capltuldted. the Shah taking refuge I'm the
Russian Legation.
Mohammed Ali was eXiled 10 Russia.
vher. for year on two he appeared To be
coutented Recently. however. there has
been much dsaffection I'm Persia. and re-
pnrts have been current that the ex-Shah
vas making preparations To attempt To re-
gain his throne