The sun., 1910-07-09
N GlrgWAW IS HERE AGAIN
,,g1ut IEGHTENED RII-
- ,UOU> ms kNOB Ledge.
,.-.rr- Down ir"m ,'han, H- TsILs ~
.pr,u Irdisr IdnraiIon and Hooker
u4.uIr-ipp ui> Naharane~ NaS
s,..s ~tranE ideas NJ IIrr own.

-. ..trt tia"Swar NJ Baruda. who
..' n.- am,lv and large suite
o.. .... utsrng q l"t-urrly trip across
|, -..... ..nr. ,tm" down Yesterday on
A. E.r -.- Hudson from Albany and ~
H. ,fa Thus - his Second trip Ia
- r..i states the first having heen
-.H. .,.r v"ar, ago,
Dr.. NtNaraJa - the ruler of a semi
,r.... ..nt principally in tho west of
p -r- things Ia sut himself in his
,rr ,..-r tory and keeps a standing army
men Since he came To the
,,- r. .a has used all hiA efforts ~ better
~ ..ri.tIon of his people and a. develop
=, ,..utrv. and on has last trip here
- ,.rr"d many ideas which hp has
80. ."r there
I' r-"~"nt journey - in the form of a
~ ,~'und the world He never had
VI. r..i Japan. So when he was ready la
sar 'ul~ time he notified the British
Go rumrnt IN India of his intention.
80. - regarded as equivalent to asking
y-rr sion. and the British Foreign
o.. immediately notified the Govern
-er'S through whose dominions the
gaH.raIa Intended to pass. and orders
wer, lSsued to extend to the tra weller
q lo--Ihie Courtssles
IN ltpln tho Emperor wanted TO go a
ht'" further He desired tn decorate the
ehr"r- with the Indian Prince But the
Nanaraja did not like the idea III
want them decorated, he said. accor ling
" report that came with him. I'm do il
myself. and the Mkado said he wa sorry
AMI shook hands
IN the party besides the Nlaharaja
ar the Maharanee: their only daughter.
4 A.. u
Prince Jalsinh who N u junior at Harvard
aRt who met the others at Banh; Capt
a. X Nimbalker, the aide de camp, a
pnvate physician. a secretary. a woman
secretary tn the Maharanee. two maids
Uns nf them an English W oman and two
servants The Maharaja has two other
-ou> one OF whom II az Oxford and the
other at preparatory school AZ East
nuurne. England
Inc title of tho MaharaJa as put down
- the hotel register by his son ~ TN.
NahlnlJa Slheb Gaskwar AN all his
family have the title Ga.kwar attached u
their names. This title, the literal meaning
q which IN -cowhsrd ~ peculiar to the
rignIng princes of hrruda. In England
NJ MaharaJa always is spoken of as the
(,askWar.
IN" party was met at PicttsburS by
M Thompson. who receives royalties
sd 'ih"r nOt.bilities for the hotel. and
~ ting - Forty street was taken
80 -'Ja wore dark lounge suit with
cr"'u pine hat and - soft collar. The
M,asrtiiee dresses IN a native costume of
"'n six. With "A headdre$s something
aa' t 'nantItia only u ~ not lace and
Isi -,-i border. The Princess was siml-
I.ri~ stunned. They went Immediately
I'd. 'r" roy ! suite. facing the park
.yi Ninth .lNsr. who u an officer ~
r.' .l-v. -.ld the party would probably
%. u"N "Wednesday on the Mauritania.
a ~. 4.
80 uut IA the time before that Yes
~ 'uIvlt sse Col. Roosevelt. whom ne
-h"' - ~" White House on the occasion
4 Ms former visit. Nothing had i-Asn
.sli 30 ut u to Mr.. Roosevelt however
- the Prince was fond Of sports. He
-sl-''l..liv liked shooting md had slain
G.ry 'lgers. And her Hi Hizhnsss was
-Iu ..lv fond - shooting She had killed
was u seven or eiRht-yes, eight tigers.
To" PrIncessl She was IL The Mahn "a ja
~ 4 nIs doctor So ordered he would 20
H. Svitzsrllnd He was very fond of
>wI'y~riand Hot. Yes. the Nah rajA
al tseen complaining ni the heat i'll day
b.. Yes. it WIS hot IN Rar,-da, but there
-" heat was dry.
"-. continued the captain. the Prince
,ai introduced many reforms Of late
li- had had an American over there
.u.dyinR economical conditions. and the
Alaharanee had had an American woman
pr four students from Baroda in American
r-titutions. and there would be n lot
ore next year His Highness never
.rank anything stronger than mineral
-ater No. the Captain had never been
~ america before nor in Europe. nor
B.. act outside Of India. But he would
~af until he had seen Europe before
mas Y any comparisons
, tu"4Ing down on the boat the Gaek war
r. played great Versatility and knowledge
4 mug. here When the Rev DR. Will
an Chamberlain, secretary Of the
.nard ~ missions Of the Reformed Church.
-. va horn in India. got on the steamer
a' ipIghkeepsie the Maharaja knew
T. 20 Though he had not seen him in ten
v"tr-
= Olcott. the president Of the Hud-
49, RIVER Day Line. took the MAharaja
-. 'u" pilot house and showed him
nov 'N" vessel was worked from there.
"' "r Miss Helen Gould's place at Irving
I'M a,s PASSED the traveller made Il clear
." .n"w all about Miss Gould and her
.r sr'nropic work Then when the boat
Ga.-'-i uy Grants Tomb the Ga"kwar
-"'- n that on the Fourth of July four
..tr. ago h" had driven up TO the Tomb.
~. " ''' characterized as one of the finest
'- '' monumental architecture he had
hal rot have time ~ study any
. EIHuAl systems during my present
.-. % his country sal the GAskwar
..' 'feai object ~ my trip was Ia study
-. "'."'tioul system n Japa1. their
t.'' ..'ary Urinary and high schools
,s struck hy III. wav they reach the
o. " that r--pNct they are awav
.'t' - lU7ua. The great trouble with
~" lack of homogerei'v in the
'''u In Japan there ~ bat tn"
......"rf
.' .. Sea ~ caste has hsen deep rooteyl
through centuries. N !. ire
l- ."rTI"r 10 progress. When !
..'. "rar my work il was like a stone
- Ih"r" was tremendous amount
o. ''.'.-f'l"n ami I had To use the extreme
.r' Fr' IN" longer 7 WORKED the more
no r",pl" seemed tn take tn
"rv much interested IN matters
,'' E 80 Industrial education. !
g"' the people interested IN car
?" '.' "'i -uch trades Then ! horc TO /
90 ..'" 'n take up me iicire and the
.'.. .'.-ilns
''' Nr'araIa told Dr chamberlain !
8 ' Na- ues.iei IN India was first /,
'"" reople - good government |
.Iru-" eiucatiOn and then 10 /
...' 'igoA'Ion and To develop the |
t'0'g certain lire- He AlSo /.
" ... rr'sr..tsi in irrigation, but !
'r"thir that was not finding /
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