The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-11-07
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fiis Uighness The uaekwar Of Baroda was,
as n well known married. last January, and the
as thoroughly Eastctn as anything In the Arabian
Nights The young Mahnratah Himself Loyalty fclt
or isgca mat he sa no gne ~ sser, :. tor nmse
matter which exclusively belonged to his ahecionato
mother. Aud Her Iignsss tho MahaIani Jumnasai =, @
$40 the pewan himself to lend , nus ,a,naos utmost
h. ys sf se M"ssa state sGT Of srod
raught with pleasant anxietes sar any mother and IN
the present instance the mother Is os Of ,s ngnes. @
ad,cs Of the land. Trusted enissafies starteu I,om
Bafoda ana went TO divers countries, some uayemms
~ Disguise and others with pomp and circumstance. ,
raiis ai,d complete horoscopes wonderfully showing
all the plane.t on their best behavior, poured IN upon
c tn sarS % dess r. Ssssu
the good win Of the priests was Escp,,tia@ted @ land and
astroIcgcrs In solemn concave were bddtn 70 uner-
ringiy Interpret the mystic influences OF the 1ouisc.
nut the Maharan was also DESTROYS OF fulhling more
prosac cohitfcns and she had to satisfy In er cnoue
saS worldly repsons m rs. rs su c warah, gp arc how
ever. aimos, always married young, and as the tack
wars marriage had beep deferred until he was s,sn
years old II not ony ecsssafy that his bfue
should he young lady Of high family Of health and
beauty, education and accomplishments bitt that she
~ sq% m% rr a. s to ,s reurs ideal who
was stir unmarried OF tiffeHaaged Even when tne
poorest parents were arproachod they we're p, prymo
enough 10 dlsdaiu 10 send their daughtor 20 baroua'
II Inspection even the chance OF being mar.
ricd to the FIRST Maratha prince In India Ihings
| came to a deadlock, and the Queen Mother had TO
press the Dewan to cllnqulsh high politics for time
ahd set out for the Deccan In search OF nn eligipe
| iady! Accompanied by band OF the Maharani' $
relatives and dcpepsnts he started for Poona on TINS
| cutious quest. 1T Raa btsn arranged, he says.
that lust at that time several alta fetbred eligible
should happen y pure accident to hc present at Poona
We saw them; but we could not decidedly approve oi
any. The rest Of the story must st be told IN the
words Of tho same high authority: This result per-
picked Iger Hirhuess not Ittlc The quarters sup
posed available had been exhausted. Tho marriage oi
the Mahafajah could not be postponed beyond the
SEASON. and yet the most plastic Shastress OF the
palace could not cite authority TO perform the mar
| riage without BRIDE Her ulghness, therefore,, ILL
rcctcd the Dewan to extend the pclitco aesthetic ex-
| ploration beyond tho Bombay Presidency. THIS WAS,
of COURSE done: and the predestined sharer OF th,
soiifg 6aekwars fortunes was at last found on tht
banks N the Canvery' The Tanjore family to whict
the bride belongs had long been intimately connected
| with Sir Madava fow, and the marriage so far a.
those who were present at Baroda during hearriag
festivities co positively Judge was decidedly pobn
lar aitfig tie Sifdafs and Mafatfa People generaly
while the EDsst residents OF Baroda were pleased =
Rnd In the orphaned niece Of the Princess OF Tano
young lady who had enjoyed all the great advantage
| OF u thorough English eiucatiOh.He