Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
MEMORIAL ID BE
 UNVEILED TUESDAY
 FOR LATE QUEEN
First of Magnificent Spec tacles to Be Seen in
 London This Year
EMPEROR WILLIAM COMING

LONDON, May i3.-The stage has been set and everything put in read mess for the curtain to rise on the first Of the magnificent spectacles that are to make the coming summer the most remarkable in the modern history of London. Tuesday next will witness the unyeiling of the Victor ia Memorial. the imposing eXer- cises forming a fitting prelude to the grand ceremonies of the corona ton to follow a few weeks later.
 The arrangements for the unveil- ing of the memorial have been com plered under the general sul1arvi- sion of Colonel Sir Frederick Pon- sonby, the kings equerry. The war office is in charge of the arrange ments for the great military parade that will be a leading feature of the program and the Archbishop of Can terbury has prepared the religious service.
 Crowds of Visitors.
 In anticipation of the ceremonies London is already becoming filled with visitors from abroad and rom the country. The metropolis. in fact is already receiving warning oi what the crowds may be expected to be at the coronation next month. PiccadiIly, Pail Mall, Charing Cross, White Hall, the Strand. the city and the neighborhood oI Westminster Abbey are now thronged from early morning until midnight. Visits to the Carlton, the Cecil. the Savoy, and the other leading hotels today show eSi the same conditions everywhere- practically all accommodations en- gagged and the dining rooms ana inc tiniux rooms and restaurants Dlled to overflowing. Visiting Amer jeans were largely in evidence
 The unvelling of the Queen Vic toria Memorial will naturally serve to materially increase the number of early arrivals for the coronation. If is estimated that probably Sl,OOO,- OoO visitors will be in London by Tuesday. Londoners expect to make s great deal of money out of these visitors and the hundreds of thous- ands of others who will be here dur ing the summer. The Americans are especially expected to furnish wealth for the Londoners, for while the oulh of the visitors will be from the Eng Hsh provinces, by far the greatest number of foreigners will be from the United States. Canadians also will be much in evidence.
 Police Force Doubled.
 The home office is preparing 10 take every precaution for the pro lection and safety of the visitors. In the congested districts ot the metropolis the force Of police VIII be practically doubled after the cor onation festivities have ended. De tectives from many Of the continent al countries have been borroWed TOT the season to look after the undeslr- able element that is already surslhs into the city from aolpad- scot, land Yard will have its hands Iull looking after the safety or the many royal visitors. During the month oA June crown princes and prlncesses, grand dukes and even kings anu queens will be almost as thlcB as bees in London. A number or the most distinguished Te!resentause of the royalty of Europe VIII aiso he here 10 add their tribute 10 lns memory of Victoria the Good at the uDveiling of the monument ln the Mall on Tuesday.
 Enperor William Coming.
 The most notable of the visitors will next week be the Emperor WI liam and the German empress. Thelr Ir,perial highnesses, accompalileu by Princess Victoria Louise, will ar, rive at Port Victoria on board Lig I1v irnDeriaI yacht Hohenzollern cary Monday morning and will reaeh VIC toria station by royal train al nllu- Sav They viii be the private guests of King George and Queen ., Mary y.,a;t at SnckinThann S Palace. and as the Ylslt i1 Due,rr-lI .l,.-sI,- a family one the emperor xilI = not be accompanied by any min
 m addition to the opening oi ine Queen Victoria Memorial on .Ioe ueSu of .e,lE .eTonsy'' at Drury Lane On the Ioi- ,orTJng TGn1 day. the emperor and empress " wi1 Ii' attend a court ball next Friday night They will leave Engiand In Hohenzollern on their return 1ouiN