ملف رقم ٣٤٨ لسنة ١٩١٣ الجزء ٢ "بلاد فارس: شؤون كرمان" [و‎‎٩‎٢] (٢٨٤/١٨٨)

CONFIDENTIAL.
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No. 547 j dated Bushire, the 22nd February (received 2nd March) 1914.
p rom —CAPTAIN L. BiRDWOOD, First Assistant Resident, (in charge current
duties.)
To—The Foreign Secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign and
Political Department, Delhi.
In continuation of this office letter, No. 26, dated 4th January 1914, I have
the honour to forward, for the information of the Government of India, a copy of
the telegrams, noted in the attached list, reporting incursions of Baluchis in the
vicinity of Bam, and the despatch of a detachment of gendarmerie against them.
LIST OF ENCLOSURES.
(1) The Superintendent, Kerman, to the Political Resident, Bushire, dated 14th Feb
ruary 1914.
(2) The Superintendent, Kerman, to the Political Resident, Bushire, dated 16th
February 19 14 -
(3) The Superintendent, Kerman, to the Political Resident, Bushire, dated 17th
February 1914*
(4) His Majesty's Consul, Kerman, to His Britannic Majesty's Minister, Tehran, No. 9,
dated 16th February 1914.
(5) The Superintendent, Kerman, to the Political Resident, Bushire, dated 18th
February 1914.
(6) His Majesty's Consul, Kerman, to His Britannic Majesty's Minister, Tehran,
No. 10, dated 19th February 1914.
(7) The Superintendent, Kerman, to the Political Resident, Bushire, dated 20th Feb
ruary 1914.
(8) The Superintendent, Kerman, to the Political Resident, Bushire, dated 21st Feb
ruary 1914.
Enclosure 1 .
Telegram, dated (and received) 14th February 1914.
From—The Superintendent, Kerman,
To—The Political Resident, Bushire. (Copies Minister and D. P., Tehran, and
Consul, Sistan.)
lasMar is at Daristan and letter demanding blood money, for murder Agha
Khan’s sons been sent Bam with threat that if not complied with, t ey wi oo t
Narmashir.
Enclosure 2.
Telegram, dated the 16th (received 17th) February 191 4 -
From—The Superintendent, Kerman,
To—The Political Resident, Bushire. (Copies Minister and D. P., Tehran, and
Consul, Sistan).
Baluchis are looting villages around Bam and threatening Bam
iy villagers with animals and belongings have ^ en ■ J’y j> s r aS /i6 ar
nis at Abbasabad, 8 miles south-west of Fahre g mmac [ Khan
only gun being damaged ; fighting also going on a Q ^
liles south-east of Wakilabad. Officer of gendarmes with 130 ^en a nd ^
urns left this on Saturday night intending do force ma c
-n between this and Bam. _ _ _ _
India, Foreign Secretary’