New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-21

somerset: sceptre with the dove the p,1k,
of Richmond and Gordon: sword Of state
Earl Beauchamp; curtana (sword o.
mercy. Duke Of Beaufort; second sword
Earl Roberts; third sword, viscount Kit
chener: golden spurs. the Earl Of Ioudour
and Lord Grey de Ruthyn: sceptre with tn.
cross, the Duke OF Argyll: 81. Edward,
staff. the Duke OF Roxburghe
Bearers Of the Queens reealia-Hsl
r,aiestvs crown, the Duke OF pevonshire
the sceptre with the cross. the MARQUIS o.
Waterford, the ivory rod With IN. dove. tn.
Earl Of Durham.
Native East Indian princes and rrincesse,
With enormous retinues, brilliantly uni
formed and flashing with Jewels. have ar
rived in London by every mail steamer from
India. and also b. the overland routes. dur
ing the last few weeks. and their nunnhe,
is being constantly increased
These native princes and princAsses ar.
all entitled 70 ROYAL salutss in their ovr
territories. which are protected. feudal o,
vassal states OF the Empire OF India. The
Gaekwar Of Bsroda Is greeted with twenty
one guns. the Begun OF Bhopal the Ma.
harsiah Of Indore and the Maharatah o'
Gwalior with nineteen guns each. the ma
haratahs Of Biksnir and Patiala with sew
enteen guns each. the Maharaiah ~ Idar
with fifteen guns, the Maharatah Of Kuot
Rehar with thirteen guns and the Thakor
sahib OF Gondsl the Ralah % Raipipla
and the Ratah % Pudukotai with eleven
guns each.
The prodigious value ~ the iswelry worn
by the participants in the numerous state
functions connected with the coronation
has created considerable demand for
policies Of insurance covering the period Of
the festivities One Of the Indian princes
took out 2 policy for the sum % 1928 ~"
ard IN another instance a visitor from East
India paid premiums on jewelrv valued ~
between 81 10000 and g Sooooo
Insure Their Jewels.
The risks covered IN most cases com
prise transit 70 and from India and insur-
arce against theft while in England. and
some Of the companies made " a condition
Of accepting the risk that the valuables
Should he deposited in approved strons
rooms when not in actual use. The pre-
r1fums demanded were invariably high.
Excellent arrangements for dealing with
accidents and injuries occurring in the
enormous crowds ~ spectators along th-
routes II the coronation professions have
been made under the auspices Of the am
brlance department OF the Order Of -
John Of jerusalem. This society has placed
two thousand trained members Of its Lon
don ambulance corps at the disposal Of the
police. besides a large number OF units
from the provinces and the colonies, Vhc
came 70 London specially 70 assist.
In the event 81 ar urgent call the 20
cietv has no fewer than twenty thousand
members within quick Geographic commu-
nication. AL OF whom are trained amou
lance men or nursing sisters
Special arrangements for the expedition
Of press dispatches from the triforium OF
Westminster Abbey during the progress OF
the coronation ceremony have been mad'
bv tho Postmaster General Pneumatic
tubes are erected from the gallery 70 a
temporary telegraph Office outside whence
the messages are 10 be taken 10 the tele'
rraph room of the House OF Commons op-
posite At that point large stan OF
skilled telegraph operators, capable Of
dealing with dispatches IN various Ian
guages. is TO be stationed. ready TO for
ward the kilograms 70 all parts Of thE
world