El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

King Of England to Be Re
ceived by Princes Of India
in Demonstration.
ENGLAND's POSTAL
SAVINGS JUBILEE

London, Eng, Sept 8O.-Athough Il
has been found necessary to curtaiI
somewhat the military portion OF the
imperial Durbar TO be held In Delhi in
december, this great assemblage viii
afford a spectacle probably never be-
1ore eQualed, even in this home of ORR
entail display.
Delhi has for centuries been the
chosen place for all great indian cele-
brauOns. Here the grand mOguls once
held court, and when the British gov
eminent after the mutiny decided that
II was Impossible to continue to rule
the country through John Company
queen Victoria was proclaimed empress
OF India Her son. king Edward was
30 years later proclaimed emperor in
Lne same city, and now comes the turn
OF her grandson, king George.
King George Interested.
he as is well known, takes a more
personal interest in Britaln's colonial
possessions than did his predecessors
and as mark OF this interest has de-
cided TO travel TO India with his con-
sort TO be present at the ceremony
which accompanies his formal assump-
ton or the ure or king emperor mus
for the first time, India is. to be visited
by a ruling king emperor.
The king and queen travel TO India
on the new liner Medina" which has
been fitted up even more stump tuously
than any royal yacht The Medina"
viii be escorted by four flrstclass
cruisers, the -Cochrane, Argyll,
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sir Colin Keppel, one of the captains
OF the royal yachts.
Soil in November.
This fleet VIII leave England about
the middle Of November, reaching Cal
cutta the first week Of December
There viii be an official reception at
Calcutta and what promises TO be
wonderful procession Of military and
the civil services, with indian princes,
in their spectacular uniforms, along
the Red road TO Government house
Two days VIII be spent here, their
ma5esties taking train, as soon as they
have rested for Delhi, where they are
due to arrive on December q
Indian Reception.
At Delhi the king and queen viii be
received BY $50 indian princes, the
vicerov and lady HardiRge, by whom
they VIII be accompanied through the
city. The royal party VIII al1ghr at q
special station Immediately opposite
the historic Kings gate which Will
be opened for the first time since 1857.
The Durbar proper, or ceremonial
EatherluE, viii be held on December u.
The days preceding that WI De gwen
oVoT 10 the reception OF the lnQlan
81 - -1il.r = 1fzzi l5-ll -
rnd On the DAY following the king VIII
lay the foundation stone OF Lne AZ
Tudia-KluE Edward memorial me
proclamation OF the king eror WIZ
4rIre Mace In an arena surrounded Dy
the brilliantly bedecked tents OF lne
princes and other V1siuors3 ana 1A -LS
presence OF an immense asseInDlsgs u
EnrIish and Indian subjects or KING
No Growing.
Tnere IS no GROWING OF the king ana
queen, but IN some Respects S-7 49,
monv VIII resemble that heLo IL ~ esl-
minister Abbey In June last ne k-As
and queen VIII be seated IN paFllloL3
brilliant in hangings OF rec v niue alll
blue silk or satin embroldeTeo IN 49,
in front OF which the ruling 1nal9n
princes and higher British oL-lclaLe
viii be seated In seml-olrcle' cen
Indian with his own banner LOANS
over his chair. Each in turn Goes nom
ace to the king emperor WIN -
sf-i-+est attention to fOrmalities, which
the Indian considers 50 mp 81 =
Homage having been palo1 lne pIgG-e-
nation OF the kings coronation WllL ps
read and his portrait displayed 10 Ins
Fpectators. batteries VIII belcn IoElh =
salute Of 1O1 guns, while the DanQs OF
the regiments, Camped on the p-alA
LII 80 ne national anthem. The
reading Of the proclamation d1sp-ay 81
the portrait and firing or salules WI
be repeated in every town ana F--Las7
throughout india while the aLLeL ceLo-
bratfOns VIII take on many Loruls-
Fireworks Display.
rvarz~vvhere I'm the evening however
there VIII be fireworks ana lllulllllld-
lions In Delhi itself the celeDraLloLs
LII extend over five days and lnclude
q military tournament, nOcAey anu
polo matches, garden Ieles' races 80
many other forms OF Sports. -
De7Hf the king VIII proceed on a LlseL
h-r-r while the queen win visit q NUM-
her Of places Of interest lnc4u1lAs
ARA The cost to the governments OF
TI~Ien6 and India Of the DurpaE mas
bee7 estimated at nearly $6,00O,OOO. out
This wiz be but a small pOr1on Oh t-S
amount that wiz be spent
Danger Of Cholera.
Two matters are giving the autnoI1-
ss.- come anxiety The first IS the
DANGER Of an outbreak OF cnoLsLe- "
~ather the spread OF unaI Qlseass- LEI
al has been threatened win - 80
Fer1fc and officials have been working
5s-erF night to prevent It. The other
n the protection Of their maJeslles-
The~e are scores OF secret soctetles IN
Tndfa which aim at driving ELs-e-Llu
ont Of the country Iney are teLy
closely watched, so that any oIsall-151
s+facIr would probably be easily lIus
+-e+e5 The greater danger ARISES
rom fanatics. with Wnicn 1nola
-[-arrss Scotland Yard has already
sent out some OF its best men 70 WoIA
IN conjunction with the lnulan secLs-
service and uniformed ponce LoISs -
EDot an dangerous characters ana keep
4bs closest guard over their males
Savings Bank Jubilee.
rrba british DOst0ffice savings Danh
celebrated its jubilee on september e,
it having been establlsneo N 80 - "A
that time 500 pOstcfflces CnrouElou1
49, 1-f-vdorn started savings bank
BUSINESS The number has grown unlll
Il 000 Dostoffices in the United KING
dom now provide facilities IoF oaIALL-s
savings According TO me -alesL re-
ports these postal savings s5 5o6 oo 1te -
100000 depositors with 1853 OUu,gu0 70
their credit. The postal savings psnAs
have been a success from the start