Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21

' pint of tea. quarter pound jam or canned meat or sardines
 No fewer than 1900 men are spe- cially engaged to cater for the sol diers and serve in their eanteens. where the troops will be able to par chase everything they may desire at cheap rates.
 Reealla Carriers.
 The duty of carrying the kings re- gaFa during the ceremony in West minister Abbey has been entrusted to peers and bishops specially appointed Dy his majesty. the various functions being carried out as follows.
 Bearers of the kings regalia: The Bible. Bishop of Ripon; the caaIiee. Bishop of Winchester; the paten. Bishop of London; St. Edwards crown, Duke of NorthumberlanG; the orD. Duke Of Somerset; scepter with the dove, Duke of Richmond: sword Of state, Earl of Beauchamp; Curtana
 tsword of mercy), Duke of Beaufort; second sword, Earl Roberts; third sword, V.scount Kitchener: Eelden spurs, Earl of Londoun and Lord Grey de Ruthyn; scepter with the cross, Duke Of Argyll; St. Edwards staff, Duke of Roxburghe.
 Bearers of the queens regalia: Her maJesty's crown, Duke of DeYonshire: the scepter with the cross, Marquis of Waterford; the ivory rod with the dove. Earl Of Durham.
 Native East indian princes and prIncesses with enormous retinues, brilliantly uniformed and flashing with jewels. have arrived in London by every mail steamer from Ind and also by the overland routes during the past few weeks, and the number is being constantly increased. Among those expected to be present at West minister Abbey. either officially or unofficial y. on the day or the corona- ton on June 22, are Fl. H. Mahara- jah Sir Madho Rao Scindhia Baha- dur of GwalioT, H. H. Maharajah Sir Pratap Singh Bahadur of Idar. Fl. H. Maharajah Sir Nripendra Narayan Bhup Bahadur of Kuch Behar, H. H. Maharant Saheba of Kuch Behar. H. II. Maharajah Dhiraja Singh Baha- dur Of Patiala, H. H. TAakor Saheb Sir Bhagwatsinhiji Sagramji of Con. dal. H. R. H. the Rani Saheba Of Gondal, H. H. Maharand Shri Chatras- inhji Gambhir Sinhii of Ratpipla, Fl. H. Rajah Martanda Bhairava Tondi- man Bahadur Of Pudukotai, H. H. Sir Sultan Muhammad Shah Agha Khan. H. H. Maharajah. Sir Gunga s nh BS- hadur of Bikanlr. H. H. Manarajah Sir Sayaii Rao Gaekwar Bahadur of Baroda. Maharani Saheba of Baroda, H. H. Maharajah Dhiraja Sawai Tux oji Rao Holkar Bahadur of Indore, H. H. Maharani Saheba of Indore. H H. Nawab Sultan Jahan Begun O. Bhoptal. H. H. Maharajah Samuraio Singh Rajah Dhiraj of Shahpura.
 SslUtes Galore.
 These native princes and princesses are all entitled to royal salutes in their own territories. wh ch are pro ] tected, feudal or vassal states of the Empire Of India. The GackwaI or Baroda Is greeted with 21 guns, the Begun Of Bhopal. the Maharaiah ol lndore and the Maharaiah Of Gvalior with 19 guns each. the Maharaiahs or Bikanir and Patiala with IT guns each, the Maharajah of Idar with h guns, the Maharaiah Of Kuch Bebar with F guns. and the Thakor Sahio of Gondal, the RaJah Of Rajpipla and the Raiah Of Pudukotai with II guns each.
 The prodie ous value of tEe iewclry worn by the participants iD the num- erous state functions connected with the coronation has created a consid- erable demand for policies of nsur- { ance covering the period Of the fes- tivities. One of the Indian princes took out a policy for the sum Of s425, ,0OO and in another instance 4 visitor from East India paid prem iums on jewelry valued at between s1 900, GOO and sf,500,000
 The risks covered in most cases comprise transit to and from Irdia and insurance against theft while in England, and some of the companies made 1t a condition of accepting the risk that the valuables should be de- posited in approval strong rooms whom not in actual use. The premi- ums demanded were in-ariablv aiah.
 Excellent arrangements for dealing with accidents and injuries occurring fin the enormous crowds of spectators along the routes of the corohauon processions, have been made under the auspices of the ambulance depart ment Of the Order of St. Joan of Je- rusalem. This society has placed 29OO trained members of it's London smtu- lance corps at the disposal of the po- rec. besides a large number of units from the provinces and the colonies, who came to London specially to as- sist.
 Tn the event of an urgent call, the society has no fewer than 10000 members within quick telegraphic communication, all of whom are train ed ambulance men or nursing sisters.
 Special arrangements for the expe- dition of press dispatches from the triforism Of Westminster Abbey, our ing the progress of the oorona1ss ceremony have been made by the postmaster general Pneumatic tubes are crested from the gallery to temporary telegraFh oflee ourssde, whence the messages are to be taken to the telegraph room of the house of commons opposite, at that point large stan of skilled telegraph oper- ators. capable of dealing with des- patches in various languages are to be stationed, ready to forward the teis-