Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-08
AN INDIAN PRINCE.
Accompanied by His wife ald til
Countess KlIlmal.
ARRIVE IN SALT LAKE TODAY
A Trinity Of Royal Persons, Who ara
Making a Tour Of America
aud Europe.

great railroad company llso the Union
Pacific 90 hlla passenger train long
after schedule umo in order that theit
convenience anu comfort might ~
enhanced, but that be precisely what
the local ,lllclnla of that road dId at
Ogden today 30 order that u might
bring To- THE city a distinguished trlni.
" Of Indian royalisia who are making
a tour Of the world.
Tho head OF tue trio Is Imad Nawaz
Jung, the Nawab OF Hahadur, ono Of
iho most celebrated princes Of India.
The others arc tho princess,
Bahaluf his sJyh con'1ri, aud
the Counties kuilmRu, Of Austria.
Ihctv notable travellers came 10 o sdon
over the Southern Pacific from San
Francisco ana Il wac tho awaiting OF
the arrival OF thnlr ,fuiu this morning
tina, caused the Union Pacific 10 matte
the delay indie JsI.
On reaching tue depot they took a
carriage anu dove direct TO tIa
krut lord, whore the princess In bJid
butiut1s chlrogruphy alms1t mngu-
lIno iu i,' outlines registered tho nAmo
of herself ana husband. She D. uuout
bl 1uura " age, though shu i0lEs con.
tldunbly more than iuuL Toe priuCu
iB ten years hur suui.r, % man Ui
slender form, pleasing appearance and
good MANNER, hu wore Hluhud
80 10
uho1Hrd tIUutuu watch GO tightly
around hlB Hnruusru, Olmiuutiye
shnuks. His head goaf clUblslgi OF
dark nluu tz. Altogether the trio
presented "a picturesque view nad one
not often srtu iu these paru,
Airr luncheon thuy drove about tho
city visi.lug thu various pIintl OF b. Ter.
col. Ihoy wiz take tno seven O'clock
cost bound train tomorrow. lhuy have
With them car OF baggage aud CuT-
uut cIl.uCulua Wnluu Will receive BHV.
urul additions iium Salt Lake puI-
chased this Afternoon.
the NuWHb's principally Il va.
one and nia wealth o. taid 10 bb ouur-
m1us. lhu district over which hu PIE.
| sides aud Ia which his Interests leo ~
/ in the domain OF the noted Nyzam OF
| Hydfgbad. This prince iH small Ut
uibtutu aud uf that bfowuiah, shiny
complexion s1 peculiar 10 hiH own race,
! Ills hair ami eyes are iuky black, auu
hHyluF bpCut considerable time Ia
! Great Britain IN his youth ho undcf-
/ atAuus anu spsAks English measure
/ ably we'll lie o., however, much loss
/ proficient Ina tho Euglsn tongue than
| tho priutrHF, who lH Au Arabian uy
| birth, Sno n what might be- c1nsil-
| oTuu a more than ordinarily handsome
/ woman anu nor iigut creamy complex
l lon strongly CDutfAsW with tuut II htr
distinguished husband.
phu Nawab was clad la rich hut
! plain Indian ut,sa hut lur lrlucvaa
wasarrayUd iu Iuu gJfggUu0 ulIaIB OF
TIER Uwu country, her COSTUMES ur.ug
usually Of sllE, OEAnarlly shu wears
across her forehead a baud, holding ia
place allEon hood, Wu,Cu h5Wlug q
the TiEnt anu luit, HlfCamvi !Ai below
hut waist, ANY umo she chose shu
could gather these folds 20 o. ~ u1u-
crEl al OF hur face but her oytp, the
custom Of nearly ali 90 AaUiu. Ora o.
uplly, on her travels, however the
princess hgH grown accustomed 10 bar.
ing her face, aud now she does not con.
slider 10 inuullgatu, She was gHily
nuduuked with jewels, wearing GA her
iingofs inuumufgUio HngH HuI with
diamUuur, ruulus ana turquoise, while
Ter wrists were cIvufuI with numrT.
JUS bracelets VI gold, AMI golden
OuliuH 0nCIfolel her neck, aud from
lhtso were pendant an assortment Of
precious stones,
Concerning himself anu vito no
aaiI Is fuw days AgO3 eve nra b1Iu
q. I'D 81 NH al.
Of tue mont powerful families Of
Arabia, was born IA tue notable city
OF Ragduu. she WAS educated Ia
England. Az Tor me, was born IN
| BahAdua, ia tue dislflC, ol DeCoRn, In
the empire Of tho king or Nyzam OF
HydiouaJ. Though 1 am Hprnyo
am not rulstoi By ui0oI 10 the SyI ,m.
a very close friendship exists between
us, however, anu We have often hunted
tlgurs, elephants aud lions together.
uyurUpau, where tho king has one oil
nIs palaces, Is city VI $4,000 people.
The part OF India In which / reside ID
very peaceful. Tue troubles which
for limu were wagUd bstwoen the
uiudus aul the MghAmmeiAnS arc
happily ended.
"Tho power Uf Englani throughout
indiais "a aRouefal thing wisely AT
minit,ered, IL maintglns, however, a
great standing army there. DO not
mold ~ tue belief that Russia has de-
signs on Indir. Indeed, n she had, it
would avail agr nothing, aa England
has foOlhOld not easily shaken"
The N0waD Ia represented rs having
advanced IDEAS on the subject Of home
lie, anu IN taking his vile on his tour
VI lnO world uas male an innovation
on Egt India customs.
The princess has o Well-iehued
! opinion regarding kudyard klpliug,
. whose Stories on Iuuia sue has care
e July read.
= "rhey nrs incorrect so lar a. depict
, ing the lilu OF the ps5ulu OF lnui1 ID
n concerned" sAO SAID, "tuat they are
| nutthuugh. OF IA thut connection Nc All
p In fact the people Of India lhlHA them
DO pour that they only read enough OF
them 20 ascertain what they were aud
tuun tEoy dropped thom. Here and Ia
Engiaul, 1 believe, MI klpliug'i
BtoTies are believed 10 DO quit aoCufat,
In pOrtruyiuR our litu anu customs, bat
; they etc very incorrect, indeed"
! TINS Countess kullmAnn, OF Austtia,
q 10 IA handsome, talr-Rced young
r woman, who 10 just learning 10 pprak
. | English. Sue says that the Count
/ | KuIiman, her husband, cOncluden lC
/ | remain tor time 40 China, and tina
! she preferred 10 80 direct 10 New York
! and then sail Tor Germany,