Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-15
FOLLOWED BY CRINE
The King Edward Coronation
Ceremonies at London.

Tales of Murder and Other Crimes Fill
the Columns of the Press-Cost of a
Trip to Delhi Emperor Williams
Visit to King Edward at an End
The Emperor Has Gone to Visit
Lord and Lady Lonsdaler
London. NoY 15.-The protracted cor
onation rejoicings have been succeeded
by a wave of crime. Accounts OF
murder trials and stories of other TRACE
dies fill the columns of such papers as
report those occurrences, and to the
long list of criminal cases now proceed-
ing some new tragedy is added almost
daily. Suicide also is unusually preYa-
lent. The murders are mostly confined
to the lower class. Much interest have
been evoked this week over the recent
stab bing case in which young woman
most deliberately killed a member OF
the stock exchange on the street III the
busiest section of the city. The prls-
oner in this case will sortly be put on
trial for her life. >@
A1OlaeF case lLtbL nttS IltIltSISu hIdS
public attention is the alleged murder
by burning and stabbing of servant
girl by an evangelist at Peasenhall,
county of Suffolk. A jury this week
failed to agree regarding the guilt OF
the accused and another trial will be
held. @y
The case of George Chapman, who
was arraigned in a police court recent
11- 4Io aJ,a IF I, n6 n
young woman who was reputed to be
his wife, is still in the cornoer,s stage,
but accounts of the inquiry have been
published fully and create eager inter
est. Of ordinary wife murder by COM
mon assault there have been several
examples and executions within fort
night.
London. Nov 15-The excitement
over the Indian Durbar continues. 1t
is estimated that nearly 10000 British
and Americans will visit Delhi for the
occasion. The enormous prices
charged, however, have caused many
people to abandon the idea of being
present. Tt will cost two persons with
two servants $4,000 in travelling ex-
penses alone. The cost of the stay of
visitors at Delhi cannot be fully esti-
mated. The hotels there are already
charging eight times their usual tariff
and the available houses of the town
have all been quickly hired at from
$4,000 to $4,000 apiece. The Indian
princes are sparing no expense in tax
ing steps to return the hospitality
which was extended to them in Eng
land at the time of the coronation.
Owing to the scarcity of houses some
rude huts have been built among the
camps. and though they will only con-
tain fireplaces and few simple com
forts, eXtravagant prices are demanded
for them. Whey will be in three class
es. The first will cost 800 daily for
board and lodging for each person and
500 will be charged daily for carriage
nire Some of the travellers are taking
their own horses and carriages.
The. most envied of the Americans
going hence to the Durbar is Mrs
Adair. who starts at the end Of the
month. She will be Lord Kitchener's S
guest and will act as his hostess, en-
tertaining a very large party invited by
the British general. Mrs Adair is TAX
ing a large number of her own SER
wants. After the Durbar Mrs Adair
will visit Lord CurZ0n of Keddleston.
o.
Another American who will take a
prominent part in the Durbar is Mrs
sack Leslie. whose husband has lust
been appointed on the staff the Duke
of Connaught, who will represent King
Edward at the Indian ceremonies.
London. Nov 15.-Emperor William
concluded his visit to King Edward
! this morning and started on his visit to
Lord and Lady Lonsdale at Lowther
castle, Penrith, Cumberland Hours
before the emperor's departure the road
to the railroad station was lined by
| hundreds of spectators. A strong force
of police guarded the route and the ap-
| proahces to the station were rigidly
| cordoned. Chief Inspector Melville OF
Scotland Yard, who has been attached
to the mperor and who accompanied
his majesty north. took the most strin.
/ gent precautions to keep all unauthor.
lied persons at a distance from the
platform. The procession. which was
| attended by considerable display, was
| headed by a detachment of cavalry
Emperor William. King Edward an6
the Prince of Wales occupied an opeI
carriage drawn by four horses and pre-
ceded by orltriders. Before entering
the train the emperor inspected thu
/ guard of honor. Emperor William anC
KiAg Edward entered the saloon ca
| together and kissed each other on botl
cheeks King Edward then left tn,
car and stood chatting with the EN-
peror until the train moved when h,
again shook hands with the emperor
The kings last words were: "Good
4 bye again. Au revoir.' Emperor
William stood for some time at a win
dow, as the train moved away, ac
knowledging the cheers of the crowd
about the station.
Dady's Attorney and Cash Missing.
HAVANA, Nov. 15.-Colonel Michae