The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-05
SPANISH CONSUL
SNUBSP| GNATElL|,
IMMIGRANT PRINCE
Considers His "Order" to Be
Set Free as Pert, Even for
z a Crandee.
STAYS IN ISLAND PENS.
Orders a Half-Dollar Cigar,
But Can Only Get
Five Centers.
STAYS IN ISLAND PENS.

Ms CIR currents between Elns
1uoapd. where Prince Ludovico Pisns-
I'm l'Aragon IL detained IN the pens
= . possibly undesirable Immigrant.
eosng With many other unfortunate
Dssssas Of less distinction, and the
spanish Consulate were cracking with
morsiso wrath to-day. Tho Prince. TO
- vssy great diagust, was taken from
tAs France Of the French Line. on her
arrival yesterday. on information that
-. hsd bssn debarred from French
81 - . professional gambler. and
nat he also had suicidal IDEAS.
The night on Ellis Island did not
aQpeal TO the love OF luxury Of Com
alssionsr wiiliams's royal guest
There are noises and smells and . gen-
90 air Of plebcian simplcity about the
bail1tngs which are FAR from making
e agreeable TO one OF his aristocrstic
toDtea.
Whsrsfors the Spanish Consul re-
csavsl . brief but persmptory note from
Tie Prince to-day IN shout these terms:
'Uems at once 10 this dreadful lsland
- 81 me away from II Immediately"
opANloH soNeuL Uer MATED
the TONE or THAT NOTE.
ssnor Pompeyo zsas Cossie. the Con-
~, "a not care for che tone Of that
~. II aid not strife him a. tho sort
q message one Spaniard ought to send
- anothsr. After . brief talk with his
secretary he tosssd the note In the con-
sulaS wNDes basket and strobe out Of
he o0cs. slsmming the door behind
HIM.
tho Consul was pleased not 10 TO-"
saal has Secretary. tho Prince IL .
0san1ss Of Spain. yes. But even .
0randss sometimes forssts to be a
esutieman. The Consul does not re.
ssavs orders given In such spirit.
HaA the Prince requested his Kind Of
+, 49, - favor Il would have been
aaothsr matter. Meantime the Con-
~ 10 satisfied that ne Prince wiz
have sxsct Justice from Mr.. Williams.
~ Csmmissiousr.
The offictais at mills Island say that
: the outward signs Of the princeiy wrath
ana diagust, which hiied the air In nis
nsfghborhood all yesterday afternoon.
ahatsd overnight sad he seemed to have
nothing but an narrowing royal Crouch
to-day. The officials said that this was
juse ~ well. becauss under circum-
Hkances most favorable for him. tho
hsnghty son Of Spain would probably
~ b let out before Monday. II he IS
LEI cut at AL.
WILL PRINCE % A PERMANENT
OoARpgR ON LINER.
IA French line II confronted by q
nice little pussle. II the -'-ince should be
dsportsd, Il 10 under obligations Ia
lsansport him back to the port from,
vhich he came. II he 10 debarred from
Hrance-wsil Il looks as though thsy
might have TO undertake 4 pcrmanen,
Transatlantic boarder AZ one OF the at
tsactions Of their biggest ship
The Prince desired TO soiaee his seclu-
aea WIN . smoks. He sent an attend
reportsd back with ten nve-centers
saytng that there was no active dcmand
Tar kalf-dollar cigars on Elliv Island
anA tat they were not kept stock.
Tho Board Of Special InQui I sat of
~ Yslnce's case To-Day end Z \estiones
him at isnSth regarding his reported
sxpuasiou from yranep end his Attemp
% eommit suicide which the nobi'
0paa1ard has acknowledged. though
denying that Il was caused BY MS fail
ure 10 obtain the hand Of Miss Mar.
Duks, daushtsr Of the tobacco million
alrs. Benjamin L. Duke. In Whose com
any he was seen much . year ago. -
I'VE VALET eire IN LONELY
STATE At MOTEL.
u VS. announced that the tnauir
Ia ben adjourned 20 that the Boar
might set lfsarthsr information froE
France regarding the noblsman's ex
pulsion on the charge that his Avsnu
NaeNshon mansion WAA but thinly ~
guissd gambling house The report o
the Paris police ON the subject y NOV
on the way here.
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