AHMED MIRZA SHAH.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 565, 21 July 1909, Page 7

AHMED MIRZA SHAH.

THE BOY RULER.

A NEW TUTOR WANTED. . I ANGLO-RUSSIAN NON-INTERVENTION, j : (By Telegraph— Press Association.—Copyrieht.) Tohoran, July 19. ■ In a short ceremony at tho Palaco the National Council acclaimed Ahmed Mirza, tho boy Shall. I: It is believed that tho Shah will be sent, abroad to study under a now tutor. • Tho Russian Govoniment, in a communication to tho Powers, states tbat tho deposed Shah is being guarded by Russian and British troops, and that the flags of the two nations are flying abovp. the, apartments in which ho has taken refuge. 1 " -The Note gives on unqualified promise of complete non-intervention in Persian affairs PROTECTION ENDED. DEPOSED SHAH AT SULTANABAD. , i Tehoran, Later. , Tvro Indian sowars and two Russian Cossacks who took the deposed Shah to the Shmod Palaoe at Sultanabad, have: returned, leaving him there, thus signifying that Anglo-Russian -protection has ended. Teheran is quiet. The bazaars have been reopened. ■ [Ahmed Mirza, the new Shah, is not the deposed' Shah's eldest son. According to the Constitution, the Shah's succcssor must bo his eldest ■ son, or- next, malo heir in succession, whose mother -was a Kajar princess. The deposed Shah's eldest son does not succeed, bocausa his mother was not a Kajar prmcxvss. Ahmed Mirza, being of the approved mater-, nity, succeeds to-tho throne which his father failed 'to hold. Zill-es-Sultan, uncle of tho deposed Shah, - has been mentioned • as .anaspirant to the throne, but he has not boon heard 'of in the present • crisis.] ; : .y ■'