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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-09
Passaic Items.

Well, did you ever zee the like OF
mud? Yes, suppose you saw 1t as
bad last year.
John Board Was In our city on Fri
day with some corn from out near
Culver. He was complaining Of hav.
Ing taken considerable cold.
Andrew Ray, Of Bethel neighbor.
hood, was In our town one day last
week. He lie one Of she big farmers
and stockmen.
Rev. Clendening was out to Bethel
on Sunday and filed bis regular up.
pointments at morning and night,
and from the appearance Of things l
should Judge he did not have q dry
time Of Il either.
Well our Sunday School opened
up on the first Sunday In the New
Year With our new superintendent In
his place. With about the usual at
tendance, there we're thre changes
made In the selection OF teachers Tor
this year. We trust we will have a
good Sunday School, and that all
will take an interest In the work, and
help to make Il q success and make
il q point to be there, aud let's
be there on time
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-09

Miss Ida Smiser was guest at Mr..
Brummett's on Sunday and took
dinner, and came from there to our
Epworth League in she evening.
We notice some OF the farmers are
beginning to move. There were three
wagon loads passed through hereon
their way towards Adrian. Muddy
time to move.
One Of the fellow citizens is moving
from Passaic to Blue Mound, Kan
He has chartered q car, and expecte
to start Wednesday. MIR. Morat has
been sn our midst only q short
time, not hardly long enough to get
acquainted and is leaving. Wetrust
he will Ike his new home In the Sun.
flower State.
George Brummett visited with
her son-in.law on Saturday morning,
and returned home on Monday, and
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Gibson and
wife and Mrs. Brummett's father and
mother, who had been visiting Of
Rich Hill, came home with her.
Henry Wilcox and family we're via
iting with Harry jenkins OH Sunday
Well, yes, we had a little excite
ment 10 our city on Friday over q
little trial OF man and woman. snd
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-09
40 Acres at Bargain.

II lies four miles east OF Butler, fine
neighborhood, fine soil, fenced hog
tight. terms 30 suit.
BLAcHERT L KIPP,
2N Kansas City, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-09
New Epoch in Buffers
Shoe Business IT,.

With the two important changes spoken of above together
with all the best qualities already found method Of do
ing business, my believe that it will be the interest of
every man. and child in Bates county make this
house headquarters for shoes.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-09

The year 1907 has been banner year for Our business has
been constantly increasing AS fitting climax to this excellent
year that have incorporated under the of
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-09

AARON
The sun., 1908-12-27
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Former Clerk Of c. G. Gates q Co. Gees
Into Bankruptcy.

Harry E. A. Garvey. q clerk residing at
$50 Riverside Drive. who was formerly Of
Little. Uarvey q Co.. stock brokers, lis
Broadway, has fled petition In bankruptcy.
Firm liabilities are $500. Mr.. Gsrvey's
individual liabilities are st.sss and he has
u cash In bank. The firm OF Little. Garvey
a Co. was formed In July, 1901: both parties
had previously been clerks In c. q, Gates
f. Co.
Hyman, Meirowitz & Co., cloak manu-
fscturens OF so East Fourteenth street. have
made settlement with creditors at rs cents
on the dollar. payable 10 cents In cash and
rs cents In note at four months, and Judge
Holt has dismissed the petition in bank
ruptcy fled against them on September rs.
Their liabilities are reported 10 be $4,000.
Brddtneefs reports 1oo failures In the
United States during the week. against 81 /
for the previous week and TAB, Ioi, 2i2 and
2iS for. the corresponding weeks of 1907 to
1904 The Middle States had 70; New Eng
land, 10; Southern, II: Western, IS; North-
western. o; Far West, I9. and Territories, @.
Canada had 2i, against 3i for tho previous
week. About 81 per cent OF the total num-
Der OF concerns falling had capital OF IS, 600
or less and per cent. had from 5000 to
$40 600 capital.
The sun., 1908-12-27
Long Island.

The Real Estate Exchange OF Long
Island is contemplating the creation of a
bureau to take action in the matter Of eI-
oesslve assessments for sewer construction
IN Queens. John W. Paris OF the committee
on public improvements said yesterday.
SIt Is timely TO state that. Of the large num-
Der Of property owners who suffer from OK
cessive assessments for sewers only about
90 per cent. Of them fight the assessments
while the rest become languid on the sub
jeot and succumb to an injustice by paying
them. Why they do so is problematical.
1t II either because they fear litigation
With the municipality. or because they
hesitate to pay lawyers fees for the purpose,
Anyway, the point to consider Is just this:
That II a majority Of those owners who sub
NIT to excessive assessments would fight
them such procedure on the part Of the city
authorities would cease not only IN Queens
but IN other boroughs as we'll 1t simply
illustrates the old axiom that you must
light FOR what you get"
The Diocesan Mission OF Long Island has
purchsAed from the Windsor, Land ssnd
Improvement Company four lots at the
Terrace. Rosedale. as a. site for q new
church. The lots are situated at Oxford
road and Clinton avenue. Directly opposite
Mrs. Julian Z, Osbourne has purohased
four lots on which she will build handsome
residence.
The sun., 1908-12-27

% aad Sc West Eiehty-seeond etgeet. cold
recently through the Frank I. Yiahsr Com
Pierre NJ. Clear has withdraw from ths
an & oiiics ii a NJ. la Fourth avenue. cOrnsr
" 8, s0osssSan SsF@aa Harriet fsS 10 now associated
"isa Edssr Z Curtis have sod tract Of nearly
1000 4qres et Litchheld. Conn. Y, promi-
nent New York client WIG w.st Tlh |, erect . IA z
vii sspsnd saGSS large $ amount IN the Develop
mSR Tss . MshSsPssaP ssS Window shade COMPANY
Sss S th = s9s % spy aSsst Sud Tn sSs
that the ~ pendens hled for ioreSlkosithhs Nv
the fnoftgage has nothing tS 90 wisn opa vssr sns
Board 81 BroEers has Just finished and g
dlstdbnting the largest edition q the diasry srs
has Been given TO each day. besides i'm,
orsas smS such SS .fTss Iss n isss ssI sa
with Their addresses. ofiice hours. &c Re
ports from the city departments, inoinoinP
The Park Department. the Bureau OF buiia-
hsssh has Z pspaltmens snd a the e
VI Decks and Ferries. are given In iun;;
Further information .foI the benefit q
,a5psEers ipSidGaiIhs RaInsr .ne ode and require
ments, tenement house laws. water rates
and roles. dlspossees prooeedings. VIII Win
maps showing location OF ward pounoArleIi
In Manhattan, measurements In general
use and factors for converting Valnes.
are contained iTi this issue.
Stewart q. Bishop has sold for Heber X.
Bishop his property. kpown as ut Soushiere ie a
ltiGh,' ut Chappagua, N. Y; The ppyer
haid about $500, 600 for the, property; It is
Situated on one Of the highest points IN
WaAfohaatAr and ad ioins the estates OF hr.
Hartman and Albert Turner. The prop,
erty consists Of q tract OF lls acres. oolohia,
fashioned dwelling, garage, stable anu
number Of outbuildings. fronting on Bed
ford road and Kings street.
The New York Red Cross Hospital re-
oeiyed title yesterday to the south corner OF
Central Park West and Tooth street. The
transfer was made by Golde Cohen. VINO
took back a mortgage Of $780, for six
years al per cent. The property has 2
frontage OF l25 feet on the parkway and
depth OF 100 feet on tho street and is covered
with four story building, now In use by the
Red Cross Society as hospital.
The sun., 1908-12-27
CONSTRUCTION WORK IN 1908
FEWER BUILDINGS AT GREATER
COST THE MANHATTAN RECORD.

A great Increase In Activity IN Oeteber
and November Just Fails 70 Raise the
Total fer the Year Above 1907 Ia
Brookiyn, the Bronx and Queens.
The record OF new construction work
.Ianned on Manhattan Island during the
.re~An months ended November 81 COM
psres favorably with tho record for the
same period last year. The appended
tables, prepared by Statistician Spencer
of the Bureau Of Buildings, show that
during the first eleven months OF 1908 the
total amount of capital invested in the
building industry was sTs. use. .25i, divided
among e0e plans. This nIm exceeds by
S.?57. sol the sum total OF a year ago
s72, ,sss, $50, representing the estimated
cost Of sis buildings. The superior char
acter Of construction In the new buildings
projected this year accounts for the ap-
parent inconsistency OF increased cost
and decreased number.
The eleven months figures show further
that the amount of capital investment
for tenem ent house construction this year
is nearly equal to that Of last year, when
So4 Buildings were planned, as against
100 provided for in 1908. A tremendous
ssin--nearly $4,000, ,0O0-in the estimated
capital allotment Cor big office buildings
is largely responsible for the fact that
the total amount for the first eleven
months Of 1908 exceeds the 1907 record
by over $2,500.o00.
MANHATTAN BUILDING RECORD I1SuARY-Ho-
The sun., 1908-12-27
small increase In Queens Borough AS
!. sesamentR -

According to William {. Demofest, presi-
dent OF the Realty Trust, the Increase in the
Assessed valuation of Queens borough prop
critics since June I. zoos, will be less than
10 per cent, or approximately S2O.000,000,
making o present valuation for taxation
purposes in this borough. exclusive OF special
franchises and the real holdings Of corpora
tions. of about s2s, 900 900. Mr.. ,Demorest
says: Since June J, 1908, the taxable value
Of Queens properties has increased from
about Slts 253. 900 TO 5000. .O00. 600, or a little
more than iA per cent. On June /, 1908,
the figures showed AN increase for taxation
purposes OF 81 per cent. over the totals for
the corresponding date Of 1907, This year
the increase will be in the neighborhood OF
8 per cent. Mr.. Purdy' s instructions TO his
official appraisers are tv be commended. as
is also the judgment used in arriving at
valuations The indiscriminate increase OF
past years operated as a serious setback TO
holders Of vacant land who figured upon
improving and marketing IL. It also oper-
ated to the disad vantage OF individuals who
were holding small parcels Of vacant land
until they could save money enough TO start
the building of a home. In Malba and SIM
liar sections along the north shore. the in
creases this year are relatively great. but in
these developments building work has been
active and increases are figured upon i'm
provements of this character. On vacant
plots in these tracts the average increases
In Queens prevail.
The sun., 1908-12-27
Building News.

Plans have been filed with Building Super
intendent Murphy for a new twelve story
commercial building to be erected for Max
Cohen at Nos. l3i TO ls7 West Twenty;
100 feet and a depth Of 90 feet with an ex,,
tension The designs are by Cleverdon and
Putzel as architects and the cost Is TO be
tt0o, 900.
Plans have been filed for remodelling the
four story and basement building at No. 3i3
Fifth avenue and installing elevator service,
the improvements being made for the
Mason- Hamlin Company as lessees. The
architect is Edward Necarsulmer.
Plans have been filed for installing a
moving picture hall in the three story dwell;
ing at No. 1872 East Eighty-sixth street. and
for remodelling the Sfve story tenement
house at No. IS James street into a two
family dwelling TO permit the main hoor 70
be fitted for moving, picture exhibitions,
which are now prohibited in tenement
houses BY Commissioner Buffers order
These cham ges of occupancy are 70 be made
As respective owners. F. j. Weiher and
A. L. Kehoe are the architects.
The Bronx plans for new buildings COM
prise q two story and attic dwelling on
Grand avenue south of i92d street to cost
81 900
The sun., 1908-12-27
miscellaneous.

Jesse c. Bennett & Co. have leased for the
United States Restaurant and Realty Com
psny a\store in the remodelled Saranao
Hotel Building at No. 1887 Broadway to A.
Schultz Il Co. for q term OF years at an
aggregate rent OF 500, 900.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Company
IL the buyer Of the recently sold 60 feet
on the south side Of i4sth street iel.e feet
ss feet deep and Il 70 be Improved. At once
by the Title company by the erection OF .
large stores on the ground door and ofiicel
in the upper stories. A large street vault
Ia TO be built. The easterly as fee, Of the
etores and the westerly half OF the ground
floor are to be rented 70 tenants.
Wood. Harmon a. Co. report the sale
CORNER Of East Flfteenth street and Aysnue
n. a plot 5sIioo, at Oak Crest 70 the AbHls.
Gold Realty Company for $4,000. Tbs
imprcye The parcel With .S 6Gur y st9ry ssss stcss
Oak Crest was opened IN 1893 wss a SIS.
John A.. stewart is the buyer Of No. ~
Nh ~~ErsA. Ora Il. VI 'SSuIssSii I b iSs SSssr q tsOA.
The sun., 1908-12-27
Private Salea.

FIFTH AgENUE.-Henry D. Winens, 4
May have sold for Otto H. Kahn the plot.
27xi20, on Fifth avenue 80 feet south of
seventy-nfth street. The buyer will
his own occupancy. Mrs, Henry W.
Rogers owns the corner plot.
FIFTY-SI&TH STREET Henry d. Wipans
May have sold for Mrs w.. A = fSnaS e
street. a fve story American basement
dwelling, on lot 2syIOo6. Tho house y
at present occupied by DR.. Le Roy h.
Satterlee.
EIGHTY-THIRD STREET Henry D. Wi
mans 4 MAY have cold for Charles Gulden
No. 10 East Eighty-third street. q four
story and basement ag. evening. on On I9r P,,nn lsh
the present tenant.
EIGHTY-NINTH STREET.-L.. j. Phillips
4 Co. haye sold for the Falcon Realty
Company No. East Eighty -ninth strest.
lot 5sixloo.s. The buyer 10 prominent
been held at sl75.ooo.
sIATIETH sTREElT.mP. l,o 2. EskhMsrdt @ MIs. aIs he
tieth street, vestory nat, on lot 26klo0.S =.
sIxTY-FIFTH STREET. --Abram Bach
raoh has sold the three story dwelling ct
No m EsIt zs ass tho Sn bsas Ss
AMSTERDAM AvENUE.--Edward @. II.
yogier sold for Otto Lippmann No. 457
Amsterdam avenue. five story nat, With
store, on lot 2S1Su. ..s. Pr.
TINTON AVENUE. james T. Barry has
bought through Jacob Kronenberfer the
two story frame dwelling at No. 1i40
linton avenue. on plot t6xl25.
SEhBURY PLACE.-James +, Barry has
bought the plot, 75xl00, on the east eide
Of Seabury place. l25 feet south OF l72d
street.
NORRIS AvENUE.-A. sapolsky has sold
to Charles Haas No. io41 Morris avenue q
two family brick house, on lot 2Sxio0,
BATHGATE Acknowledgement II. Smith
has sold for Michael Gleason the four
story fiat at the northeast corner OF
Bathgate avenue and i7eth street TO 4
PENFIELp AVENUE. Clement H. Smith
has sold 9 plot. ioofiSo on n tne 80 south SIDE Ie
White Plains road to Mrs. Besse Moouade.
CARTER AvENUE.--Clemsnt H., Smith
has sold to q client the throe family frame
nat at No. 1859 Carter avenue. rt
NTH STREET.-Clement H. Smith has
sold for q Mr.. Holder 70 client for ocou-
pancy the pTivete residence at NO. Az
PARK AvENUE..Clement H. Smith has
bein the three story stone residence at
No. l272 Park avenue.
OAKLAND DPLACE.-Clement II. Smith has
sold to 9 client for occupancy the one
family dwelling st No. e77 Oakland place.
ANTHONY AvENUE.-.Clement II. Smith
has sold the one family frame dwSlhns at
No, 2oS4 Anthony avenue to client for
UNION AVENUE. Clement, H. Smith has
sold for j. c. Julius Langbein to Geofbe
Hooks the two and half story frame
cling on the south side OF Fourth
street i.o feet east 81 Unhlon h ave- sysnue; ss
The sun., 1908-12-27
AN EXCHANGE OF FISHES.
Marine Specimens swapped for Species
From Interior Fresh Waters.

, The Aquarium's stock Of fresh water
fishes has lately been augmented by the
receipt Of lot Of specimens from the
public aquarium in Detroit, including
whitefish, sauger pike, white penoh, wall
eyed pike, stone rollers, quillbacks and
red horse.
These fishes were brought East by
Director r. J. Conway Of the Detroit
institution, who will take back with him
In exchange Il variety Of salt water fishes,
these being objects OF as much interest
away from the coast as the fishes from the
interior are here.
The sun., 1908-12-27
No Extrh Charge for II.

Advertisements for The SUN and The
EVENING sUN may be left at any American,
DisttCt Messenger -oface IN tie city. =.
The sun., 1908-12-27

STUDIES q
In, eSaHs9tl9n " ~
Pictures hy tainou4 4 tI4.
a the Osfa, Fer 4p.,f -
West seth -, oainsp
The sun., 1908-12-27
INSTRUMENTATION

) GAiNsBoRoU6H
Central Park. oWnet
literary people. a
naents 70 be rented
people. Restauran,
are serving the beat
York, and only 7bc.
are always on vioW,
SEQ Mr.. Miller. 2zz
Studios. ttt
The sun., 1908-12-27
I.ItAL EsrArR
RRAL EsrATN WAMrED.

WkNTBD-Informasio asion regarding rood fsfl
Wish 10 near from owner ouIy. who will eel tIzlz
20 buyer; give price, descIfptnn and Ssato ~
possession can be had, AddredsL L. DARBNuhitI'
box ieOiC, Rochester, N. Y.
The sun., 1908-12-27

New Buildings In Queent.
ceniber ~
The sun., 1908-12-27

ApyI ~. ESEEFse,:a'ss FEses scaR gsSHPilS 4ErE
kAta8t At,sFnays, 1tA hreao~eN Ngssr
The sun., 1908-12-27
SITUATIONS wANTED-NIAI.E.

COMPETENT BUYER WISHES TO MAKE a
CHANGE JANUARY 18TH NOW Buying
FOR ONE OF THE LARGEST DEPARTMENTS
IN THE COUNTRY ADDRESS DEPT, pox
lie SUN OFFICE. I'D ,r7.. saSa. 49,
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-23
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Tacoma business men are raising n
big fund by subscription for a new
school stadium costing 500, 600.
Margherita, the dowager queen of
Italy, has at last consented to the mar
riage of the Duke d'Abruzzi and Miss
katherine Elkins. daughter of Senator
Elkins. King Victors E~mmanuuel's
present to the bride, it is said will be
A diamond tiara valued at 500, 900.
Clarence Cromwell, a prominent
stockman living on the edge Of the
Flathead (Mont.) Indian reservation,
was killed Tuesday night by his broth
er-in-Idw, Frank Masterson. 1t is said
tina. Cromwell entered Masterson's bed
room and drew q gun. Hasterson
struggled with Cromwell, and, securing
the weapon, crushed Cromwell's skull
with the stock.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-23
INE AND MINING.

Joseph Bidleman, a mining expert OF
New York city, has arrived in Spokane
A.. W. Bennett, out from the Marshall
lake district, Idaho, reports everything
dourishing in that part of the country
Extensive development work is being
carried on by the Golden Eagle mine
syndicate of British Columbia. Their
property is located near Grand Forks,
B. c.
High grade silver-lead ore has been
encountered in the property of the
Clugsten Mining company, whose prop
erty is located about eight miles east
Of Bossburg, Wash.
High praise Of Alaska as a future
mining country is given by f. NJ. Al
drich of Spokane, who has returned
from Nome, where he has spent the last
three years in developing dredging
ground.
Final shipments of bullion for the
season are being made from the camp
at Pierce, Idaho, and the gold proper
ties of the camp have shipped about
ss7, 900, which is an increase Of $4,000
e last year.
A ledge of ore 16 feet wide has been
opened in the Queens mine, located in
the Sheep Creek district, in British
Columbia. Assays of this ore average
about $40 per ton, and there are now
immense quantities Of this ore in sight.
An organization has been formed in
Spokane under the meme of the Inter
national Lead & Iron company, for the
purpose Of developing a group of claim
located about two miles from the june
ton of the Salmon and Pend d'OreilIe
rivers. in southern British Columbia.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-23
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

Charles Eliot Norton the we'll known
ph~ilanthropist of Cambridge, Mass, is
dead.
In an automobile wreck near Salinas,
CAL, John Hoheit was killed and five
other men, including the chauffeur,
were badly injured.
Three indictments have been return
ed a against William Montgomery a
banker Of Pittsburg, for the alleged
embezzlement 70 nearly $3.50, 600.
h. 7. Butterworth, a jeweler ard
prominent business man of st. John, a
suburb Of Portland, Oregon, was shot
through the heart end Instantly killed
by a highwayman Tuesday night. The
murder was committed in his front
yard, the object was to steal a diamond
ring valued at $3.50, which Butter
worth wore.
The next convention Of the National
Woman Suffrsgists will be held at
Seattle. Colonel r. u. Taylor, aged
60 years, and Captain Quentin Rankin,
prominent attorneys of Trenton, Tenn.
were taken from Wards hotel al Wal
nut Log, Tenn, Is miles from Union
city, at midnight Tuesday by masked
might riders and murdered.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-23
General Count Nodzu Dies.

Tokio.-General Count Michitsura
Nodzu is dead.
General Nodzu was born in Satsum
in November, 1870. He fought as colo
i. the civil war of 1877, was pro
to lieutenant general in 1855
and was made a full general in 1894
He commanded the Hiroshima division
and later was commander of the Firs
army during the ChinO-Japanese war
in 1898 and 1895; was appointed in
spector general Of education and com
mander Of the Fourth army in the late
Russo-Japanese war.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-23
Mondays Report.

But one fresh report of loss of life
came into Alpena today. Henry Hines
his wife and two children are believed
to have been eremated on their farm
near Cathro.
Between Metz and Rogers City seven
more bodies have been found, making
a total of % lives that are known to
have been lost in Presque Isle and AL,
pena counties since Thursday night.
Rogers City has been saved. South
Rogers is also safe. The village of
Posen has been in grave danger, but
its chance TO escape destruction are
thought to be better. Alpena is still
surrounded by fires, but is not in dan
ger, unless the wind shifts to the north.
Between 500 and 1000 men are constant
iy on the fire line working to protect the
city. Up to noon Monday A dwelling
houses and IS barns has been reporte
destroyed in Alpena county alone.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-23
The
General Demand

OF the WellInformed Of the World has
always been for a simple. pleasant
and efficient liquid laxative remedy of
known alue; q laxative which phvsi.
clans could sanction for family use
because its component parts are
knoWn to them to be wholesome and
truly beneficial in effect, acceptable
TO the system and gentle, yet prompt.
in action.
In supplying that demand with its
excellent combination of Syrup of
Figs and Elixir of SIENNA, the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. proceeds along
ethical lines and relies on the merits
of the laxative for its remarkable
success.
That is n of many reasons why
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of SIENNA is
given the preference by the Well
Informed. To get its beneficial effects
always buy the genuine-manufac-
tured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
only and for sale by all leading
druggists. Price fifty cents per bottle.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-23
KATE ELKINs WILL BE PRINCESS
italian Paper Says King Has Consented
to Abruzzi Union.

italian Paper Says King Has Consented
to Abruzzi Union.
Rome, Oct. 20.-The Giornale d'Italia
declares the king has formally consent
ed to the marriage of the duke of
Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins and
that Miss Elkins is now practically an
Italian princess, as it has been decide
she shall enjoy royal rank and priv
leges before the wedding. Heretofore
the Italian press has never explicitly
stated the king sanctioned the marriage
Hence an official denial is not expected
and the marriage is regarded as certain
The Italian court has already initi-
ated the formalities of marriage. The
duke will shortly 60 to Havre or Cher
bourg, whence he will sail for America
In consequence of these development
ex-Queen Marguerite has postponed he
proposed visit to London which is con
nectod with the marriage of the count
of Turin and Princess Patricia of Con-
naught.