The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-22
A PRINCE FROM THE ORIENT.
THE MAHARIJAH or KAPURTH4LA
ARRIVES ON THE PARIS.

$500 Va &AS1f Otss
| ARRIpES ON THE PARIS.
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OF IN. Worid -s,.r ,,nr :, DoJay won,,."
ana 4. Going 10 Copey Island To.morro,y.
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s,,w oorresnnrdont who m :, do Tho trin ON Tho
poris an, vho wrota out somo ~ har in, nroso
oions ybila aboard informs Tur stty that IN.
M.horoinh ia a rarv jntsIlIgent md oar..,,h,o
| young man
"ua no. a ro,oo,,,.d NJ onoo a, ho,rdn sho
s,vs ~, a bo md boon a consn,cnona aouro IN
| tho r,val wedding nro.ossion Last woor In
Jnndnn uo I'd I, a st,ta c.rriooo ,o,Iow,ro
~ n, .ns .,,s ~ 800 ran.i ,ao,.,n,.n -.
all the royal party in his magnificent da-
mond trimmed robe. As he saluted the crowd
his face wore a SMILE either Of satisfaction or
amusement. 1t was difficult to decide which.
Wo beoin 10 suspect that it was n little OF
-
The passengers ull like him because he is
30 unahec.ea anu eeh.leman'y. he 10 nlshly
educated and well informed about matters OF
the day He speaks English nn we'll , and is in
No sosn,. ,,,eosad 70 tall 70 nsonle ana trcats
lle seemS plcuSeu W lhik " peopo icdlS
hov,shnos. ,rhioh 10 nnita tonrhirr II ia
ton.hinc m. ia so yonur anS vot o
big and mature looking. He is not yet q. but
looks 70 be at ,oast az II ia soid that ho ia
the most modern OF Eastern Princes. He even
rides o tricycle.: but as he has two men up
behind to work it for him. the young mon on
board do not think much OF that.
5an law ane a..s. MY. p.ai h,I .1,
features and general look OF high breeding
rorv .tm VI 0 th.r J "a %, rary sno
Dei, eilnpio. All 'neir eio',ihs 10 Vi 'eiy III, mne
turban is the only article Of their native dress
which thav rot,in r. 4, contrary 70 thoir "a.
liGion to cut the hair or to shave. This ac-
counts for their fine well shaped boards. Thoy
wind their long hair in widths Of fine lndisn
which forms the turban. One wonders now
they wind and unwind themselves Alter they
hive changed their turbans In the morning
is running over iulI Of muslins 81 every Shade
over everything, and sometimes streamins
out OF the door.
cors that 0 We shs1 o at
first They wore called His Yellow Highness.'
THIS Green apple: Green HiEhnoss:' %c. Even
have been ofionded Tor they are men OF tho
world AMI do not take oiIenco easily, one
hot TAX, off lis turban in the presence Of
ladies, and he said: 'Ao ''
think ~ wHIh n or ne y shne: SHOULD as soon
Perhaps the most interesting of the party
h. IL Hs 6er w
aquIine features ut a Iorthole Of the Maha;
exarv os wnndsroI who Tia nretIy crestnIe
was. Soon she came out on deck, dressed
very English, and the best looking ladies' on
board she not SO vs5y XsFy
n a" an n
Derby cap is very thoroughly disguised. She
GER st being rscosn Izsd - ., beauty.
a. blue az that OF the nlaharajah. Ali the peo-
pie Of her race have the same regular features
That she has She is quite as far az II the Span.
bright amiabIe expression she is the The fourth
VIE q The Maharajah. and was allowed to az &C:
certainly speaks French as well as tho average
American SCHOOLGIRL Of her age. She is lust is
old Sd q apS The n ONE only s sss s9s s
take this Sns cannot helP her
With viii mild eyes. She seems to look upon them
as being only some OF the many wonders q
Tor novice, and always walks slowly when
she Is in sight Of people. u,-,
without ionein as to asestlon him in regard TO
%ahara had Waehed oSo payne on deee
BY bore him worse. said to him:
+, f a9e by ana s ls ns E %saasn NJ! na
there are priests in India who perform things
tSbas WpRc esops DO nSt e
that truef'
.: It Is quite true that they do
dera Ths and