The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
LONDON IN
FLUTTER OVER.
BIC SHOW
John Hays Hammond Wlled and
Dlnod and TTOltad Around
By Princsssas
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.oi state. Earl Of Beauohamp Curtana
(sword of mercY1. Duke of Beaufort,
Second sword Earl Roberts, third
sword Niseanut Kitchener golden
spurs. Earl Of Loudoun and Lord
Grey de Rnthyn sceptre with the
Cross. Du,a Of Argyll. ST Edward
siaif, Duke OF Roxburghe
Bearers Of the Queens regalia: Her
Aaiestys crown. Duke of Devon
Shire Tile seeptfe with TIE cross,
Marquis of Waterford the ivory rod
with the dove. Earl Of Durham
tN
Native East Indian princes and.
ptlncesses with enormous retinues.
brilliantly uniformed ana flashing
With towels have arrived in London
hy every mail steamer from India and
also ~ the overland routes during
the past few weeks, and their number
Is being constantly increased Among
ghOse expected 70 be present at West.
minister Abbey either officially OF I'M
Officially on the day OF the eoron'
alton on June %, sre II II Mahara.
jah Sir Madho Rao SciRdhia Bahadnf
o. Gwai0r II III Maharaiah Sir Pra
tap Singh Bahadur OF ldar, n III
Maharaioh sir .Nripendra Narayan
Bhup Bahadur OF Kuch Behar. II H..
Maharani Saheba Of Knch Behar II,
lH Maharajah Dhiraia Singh Bahadnr
lt, patiala. fl III Thak0v Saheb Sir
lBhasWatsinhii Sagramii of Gondal, a.
FL Maharand Shri Chatrasinhii Gam.
lhtir Sinhii Of Raipipla. II II Rajah
lMaftanda Bhairava Fondiman Bahia
dur Of Pudukotai Fl fl. Sir sultan
| Mnhammad Shah Agha Khan H. II.
Aiaharajah Sir Gunga Singh Bahadur
ot Bikanir n II Mahariah Sir Say
laii Ra0 Gaekwar Bahadur OF Baroda,
Naharani saheba Of Bafoda, III FL.
iMaharaiah Dhiraia Sawai Tukoi Rao
flolkar saheha of lncore, n II MAJ
iWab sultan Iahan Begun Of Bhopab
lH II. Maharaiah Samuraio Singh -
jodhpur and Sir Nahar Singh Raiah
Bhigai OF Shahpura
These native princes and princesses
are all entitled to royal sautes in
Their own territories which are pro-
lfected feudal or vassai states Of THE
/ lmpire of india The GaekWar OF
Baroda Is greeted with q guns the
j Begun OF Bhopal, the Maharaiah Of
/ iudoTe and the Maharaiah OF Gwali0r
with 10 guns each the Maharaiahs
1 cf l]ikanir ana Patiai4 with III guns
each, the Maharaiah 81 ldar with la
guns, the Maharaiah OF Kuch Behar
with f. guns. and the Thakor Sahib
iol Gondal, the Rajah Of Raipipia aud
Tie Raiah Of Pudukotia with 7 guns
each
4 The prodigi0us value OF the iewelry
worn by the participants In the mum.
erous state functions connected with
1.-THE coronation has created c0nsd.
clable demand for policies Of insur-
Rnce covering the period Of the fes-
! I vities One OF the Indian princes
took out a policy FOR the sum Of S425,,
/ 960 and Ia another instance a visitor
ifom East India paid premiums on
I ieWeby valued at between $1,000 900
leld si500000
The risks covered IN most cases
comprise transit TO and from India
land insurance against theft while IL
4 England. and some Of the comDanes
i ,aae il a condition of accepting the
lisk that the yaluabiss should be de,
I posted in approved 5trong rooms
when not ID actual use The premi-
3ms demanded were iuvariably high.
Excellent ARRANGEMENTS for deAllna
with accidents and injuries Occurring
Iiu the enormous crowds OF spectators
Iaiong the routes OF the coronation
neoeessi0ns have been made under
the auspices Of the ambulance deDaftt
lment Of Che Order of St John Ot
I lserusaIem. This society bas placed
I 900 trained members OF its London
ambulance corps at the disposal oi
lhe police. besides q large number oi
limits lron tte provinces aud the
4 colonies. who came 20 London spec
Iiisllg TO assist
| In the event of an urgent call, the
society has no fewer shan l0apu
| rembers within quick ieiegraphif
communicalion ali ot whom are train
ga ambulance men % nursing sisters
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