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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

Indignant has been shown ia the
affnnesTnent Of the exhihltH These
cover fuliR GOO styles at bonzlne
hnggiaa. representing more than 90
firms. 4 briitss NJ ,ssfeei IL ohtalu
ed hf the aats'ioa ~ hundreds ot
extra electric lights. with potird
niants aud bowers OF green
The ahaN wiil he open dag aud
might until the end 81 the week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23
AUTO SHOW
A SUCCESS

scattlc'a first automobile show
was formally opened last uight tn
Dreauland rink. with practically
every foot OF available space In tho
auditorium devoted % the exhibit
uf motor cars and accessories.
There was an unusually large ht.
tendance. and an attractive pro
gram. combined with the excellent
scheme Of decoration. mace the
first evenings show very enjoy.
able event
The color scheme OF green and
yellow Il carried out IN fine taste
In the decorations. and excellent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

spatlsa fst Meciairs 10 ths niaih
SIEVE 81 lHainaa
tiafts Il tee -
ss.asaaaF1rsa I've hass hlia friaA -
NHf Nfaa WMFaH haHH htts Nnf hHats
ruH fIHasf anHHEHau hlfa hfrHa EHf
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ftanantf NNaaa gaF atfHFk uuf ~
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ha5Ha. af NfIsa { OFT Hrt-Haifa g va
rifah HsHtatfa Hn Af HlfFhs9 estI
lsas - NrfHaiHa Eiaaahia plays atanf
Irr saH IfsHHaHf = rsHn#tf uua5Hf
aaa cav fsasaea tait kralfa len an
haass Seattle Is Haffs Emptfr
Cafuf hsfa Hima 81 sane aaaf s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23
PROBLEM FOR sAus.


4 Here 10 problem for the .
d fans
sit possible FOR team "a .
maky seven hits ia ene Inning a
. aud stu ssii to score any runs 4
This II a question witch 4
Was brought about by a dis .
. cuaalon between bunch Of 4
enthusiastic fans Ia the fight 4
field bleachsrn at Athletic =
4 Imrk yesterday.
one man said Il could be =
q done. Another said Il was im 4
q possible The fenwAs n a bet 4
= OF 800 The deohsian will no, .
boz mAdu until soiae OF the .
readers Of The stars HPofilhs 4
page have has ehhher "a q
q butt Ia on the aFrsinout
Remember the question II :
q IL possible for tbs nlayesl a q
team 10 make ma aFervFnte a
= nf seven hits r. aHe taning q
= ava siill tail 10 register anF .
ncafraf
q seua ynar anaweFa 10 The .
. stars sporting ealieF =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23
GAMES WANTED.

The Heinrich brothers Ar. 4
! oiio baseball nine desires +,
! games Nith any amateur Team 4
! In Seattle OF from the ont I
! side. Arrangements can be I
J made by writing = Chaplin. 4
! 302 Howard az. north or b. 4
J phaniug l. zg7t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

long drive and n ~ hy Frl-k pat
AN lhret over
with two out In the FIRST ianlug
l.uasl. uutte'a first aavker landed
90 one Of Little Rntk' Aliens
wtessr Tor a homc run The ball
SCARED hiRh over the lcnneld fence
and Luaal amhled around the bases
accompanied by the plaudlih Of the
crowd
weteh In nox Today.
There was absolutely no excuse
Tor the wooden arm exhibition put
mp yesterday hy Myers aud Dudley
both Youngsters haxD been touted
as the rcal. CLASSY article la base
ball. and It thcv absolutely require
it. nug had better put both men
out Ia the back Lat Ia practice
throwing exercises Il IL ttmr tp
cut out the Md tricks. and Il IL
dollars 60 dnughnuta that the fat
msusser will have A good heart to
heart talk With both Of hts pro
tesos before The game tihb after
raea
r.sass Is ladies' day. the flr-,
siacs The t~s1fse season apcsed, and
Il j. srpecse.a thai there viii De- a
large altenaaeee Of the fair fans
PADDY Weleh Whl be SVEN es.ees
TO shoe Off bic as~uttaeat of
eurvcs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

Al Cleveland ehiaaEa & Cfsesiana .
A. fiztrnIt a. tauia 2 tssffait
a. FhfMaaIeh54 Philadelphia y $3.50
Yufk
s4as 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

bad mlaiald and -,
them " se'leH ala.
10 The mealiime he t..
talH bad been ~. lta o.
I hfe" hours aud 81 fs.s,. b.
Humiliation and lase = h.
ere . nov ~. asking lh.el,sp,.' ~
6IHEAToR IT. ..y,
front Of i,ixzo saIgs.sg. ~
was blown IN h,l II, DO
men Who q few mlnuiss -. ~
attempted 10 call galss,,.' NJ
d"9f If bis home. aabl. y
siofs i.a2i fail salsaior y
from Chicago three p.sel -.
t~fa 10 which demand,
ipf aums " money ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23
PILES hMEHDMgHr ts
OFFERED m SENATE.


tur bnitrd PRESS
WaaiiiNGfON. April %
J senator s li Piles 0f Wash
J iuRiun. offered an amendment
J "a the naval hili Ia The senate
] today praYidio, fof the con
! htrueli1n OF fouf bnttlcHhipH
j instead Of tive. na provided for
! Ia the bill AZ present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23
[EM0N s
-
AGAIN
Tommy Burns Is to Take
on Again Those He
Has Defeated.

A letter has been received b the
sporting editor Of Tho star from
Tommy Burns. written At lack
straWa castle. Hampstead Heath,
dated April 7 Burns also sends
clippings from Enxi,sh newspapers
which gives accounts ~ the annual
dinnrr Of the Sphinx club. held at
the Hotel Cecii. london. a. which
Tommy wan one OF the kucsfk Of
homer
They are grying 10 fir up =
match fer me 70 fikht Saulrea Ut
Nnir here In Mar" writes Burns
and guess III squeeze the
lemons over again II ! can make
a good squsexe. say for tis.0oa. as
I did the last ono over Ia Ireland.
| sure would b. a smoker not %
make that saaveE..
The almighty dollar l. zpoa
friend Of mine
I am not surs when I shall re-
turn To America. but yuB put II
down that ! am not going Ia over
look anything aow that am
here
Guest Of Honor.
4 vas a guest 81 hsnur at the
annual dinner ~ the Sphinx club
tho other night Among those
present Sere Lord Atyerstone. the
lord chlsf Justice OF England. aud
Lord Klnnaird consider this one
Of the greatest hsnors ever given
boxer and the newspapers ali
over the United Kingdom contain
long articles about the affair
! spoke immediately after the
lord chief iasilea. mink | did
fairly Wsii There vas a large
crowd there. bat | waded in and
pulled through all o X
Please announce In The Star
that IN addition 10 heinE the cham.
plou ot The United States. Canada
England. and 80 on. that Tommy
Burns. the lemon picker. who IL
getting the money. n now going
after the championship Of South
Africa. ia. ha. I'm going TO NEE,
Sintth III fafiH soon.
Burns Speech.
The Newcastle Journal. referring
60 the annual dinner. spoken Of
BY Burns above. says.
The lions OF the evening at the
recent dinner given by the sphinx
club we're Lord Alversl0ne llora
chief iustioel and Tommy Burns,
an American pugillst OF no mean
repute After the dinner there
we're speeches on Publicity aud
Sport
Mr.. Burns. whose right eye was
slightly diaeolored as a result of a
collision with a typewriter. said
Ny Lords. Mr. Chairman and
Gentlemen. | thank you very much
for the honor of speaking on this
subject although do not feel
qualified 20 do so. know very
well that I cannot beat the lord
chief justice at making speech
such as he has just made. but /
would not mind taking a chance
at him With the gloves With re.
CARDS TO the subject. Can Sport
Exist without Publicity shall
sum up the whole situation In a
very few words. that without the
press there would be no sport. I
have always found the press boys
my friends. whether they knocked
me or boosted me. for I consider
every knock boost. II you are
there with the goods
After Mr. Burns had finished
Lord Alverstone walked over aud
shook hands with the American.
saying Mr. Burns. ! am very glad
to know you You are an honor
10 your profession. ] un very sot
ry, however that can not accept
your challenge, as ! am IS years
OF agef"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

A. asaa-fsHlrasa 2 e'faflmHafl 4
A. llasf rFIaa fsitiEas siahta taasfuH 4
~ ssa rofk Sse Yea q nraast 3.
In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

The field wss IN saod shape and
the locals started cut 90 play fast.
snsnpy game Almost al tho break
away. however. Myers got busy
sith his upshoots and after an uas
USUALLY clever stop 81 huf ground
or close 10 the third cushion, he
threw the ball almost into the right
fieia bleachefs. Die repeated the
performance. 80 far a. the throw
was concerned. and then Dudley
caught the fever
Ray likewise had miraee IN
which he saw the first baseman
standing In the air near the top
~ the right grandatand root. Presto.
Ne thrcN the bail there Sta IF
forts on the part Of these I've men
20 fad COY glove resulted In the
ball soaring an around the initial
ssek. always aboat 81 feet 10 the
bad Finally Myers managed "a
lsad one In the firsi hasemans
hands. bui Coy MAS so frightened
s the temertty OF Dug third sack.
er that h. dropped the ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23
SEATTLE
TAKES
GAME
Wee From Butte Nine By
a Cdsd awgis--
SruYe s 10 4

pakdaia must have nad harse
snazn galore tsckod around Ath
ls,ic pare Yesterday, fOr the lceaia
maaaged to Ntn fyom nutto - =
suaa usarRiu. IN same which
mieht eithout easting ANY reriec.
tiaas upon nan shaRsspeaFe'p pur
poses In writins the piay Be- hitting
u termed a Comedv Of Errora
Rabbit Myers and Dudley en-
sssad IN hlgh throwing contest
with honors about even Myers did
finally usanass 10 hand one In Coy 5
bands. bat the latter was 50 sur
nrised that he dropped The ball and
lho batter ueAched FIRST safety Al
flrst lt was uainfel bar later & BE-
came amusias and a. Ions a. pud
asies pets remained tn the lead
the strained efforts 81 the two 10.
fieiders "a iacatp the FIRST cushion
brought hearty laughter from the
fans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

ca form Butte should have won
the game Eight errors we're cred.
tied 10 the locals and only three
TO the visitors McClaiTe. the West
seattle YOauEster whom Russ Hail
IL dev~loplux. vas wild and. whli.
he bad terrific speed and good
curves. be eenld not md the groove
and walked six men. Three walked
off this boy In the fourth. and Coy =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

Iohnuy Shea \ beuthef ~ naHt
Shes. who wiii be given a chsfr
10 make woof a. change cntrfs
With Mike Lynehs outfit. i %
10 b. = real bof wonder ] fl,s -
Is nnlY ~ wears ~ nae. but il 81
to have = better ship thzn b
brother. aud n good man With ~
ffiek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

The Washington state college
track team viii meet the uniseF-
sity ~ Montana track team At Mls
scala. Mont. tomorrow
nllly LAUDER Canadian tight
weight champion. all fight "pfty
CT Miller To Vancouver tomorrow
night The men are signed "a 81
y rounda Lauder uss introduced
% the local sports at the AtssIl
Kelly fight
ON Saturday 81 thia week teams
from the high schools Of Proaser
sunnvside. Yakima and Fiiensbnrg
viii hoic . meet Ia North Yakima.
The Mcconnell man. whom Dug
dale expected from Vancouver In
trade for Catcher ArboKast. has not
shown No Jet and II looks Ike
the cigars wafs on the tat mar.
aHHr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

= srnNANE AEHu = ua aresaat q
FalH there aaa 40 aaHla HestefHaf -
ta.een saagaae aaa kheraeen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

Take boats at Pier ? Ten round
trips daily soc round trip. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

A hockey same IL 10 he plaYrsi
ON the unlKpralfi campus Saiuttnb
betw scn rs. Victoria womsns tsshfi
aud The women'a team ~ the g.
yrfaity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23
TO SEE BATTLEsHlPs.

Take boats at Pier 2. Ten round
trips daily soc round trim. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

The Harvard eight won The tho
mlla beat race slth the mldstiip
cuurA. At Annapolis yesterday D.
half a length.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23
sPoRT0GRAMs

Every Thursday L. Ladder
llaY a. Athletic pafk and Dus j..
sues cordial Invitation 90 the Ia
dies 70 attend free OF charge
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-10-23
MISS MELSER FIRST
KENNEBEc Is. d. WOMAN DRAWS
PRIZE IN ROSEBUD LOTTERY.
Four-Year-Old Dema Rose, Daughter OF
Mayor of Dallas, Picks Out En-
velope for Winner.

DALLAS. S. D., Oct. 19.-The win
ner of the first number in Trip county
land opening was Miss May A. Melser
of Kennebec, S. D. She is 80 years
old. she lives with her parents ON
farm about four miles from town. Her
application was mailed from Presho, ;.
D.. and her afidavits was sworn to by
a notary at Presho. The next names
drawn were Peter Swift of Ponca, Neb.,
second. and e. Hammer of Meadow
Grove, Neb., third w. f. Evans of
South Omaha was the fourth prize Win
ner.
The opening of the heavy iron cans
was quickly done. After Thomas W.
Gale had finished speaking the little
girls, Dema Rose and Virginia Wagner,
were introduced by Judge Witten. They
were heartily cheered.
Just twenty-five minutes after the cans
were opened and thoroughly stirred,
Dema Rosa was carried to the front OF
the platform by Judge Witten and told
to walk anywhere she pleased and pick
up an envelope from behind her back.
The little Miss, who is only 4 years old,
was frightened and about ready to cry.
She walked over to the middle of the
pile of envelopes and reached down and
picked up the winning envelope.
Following the first drawing the two lit
tie girls acted as ushers. Little Miss
Rose is the daughter of G. NJ. Rose,
mayor of Dallas.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-10-23
WAGE WAR ON VACCINE
Physician at Conference Challenges Health
Commissioner to Sleep in Bed with
Smallpox Patient.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 19.-An
unusual challenge to test the effectiveness
of vaccination was issued today at the
opening meeting of the Anti-Vaccination
conference which will remain in session
three days with representatives present
from state and national organizations
opposed to compulsory vaccination and
other compulsory medical practices, DR..
Rudolph Straube of Philadelphia, in an
address challenged DR.. Samuel Dixon,
head Of the Pennsylvania health depart
ment to spend a night in a bed with him
with a small pox patient between them
in order to prove the claim that vac
cination is of no benefit in preventing the
spread of that disease. DR.. Dixon, DR..
Straube says, has been vaccinated several
times, while he has never been inoculat-
ed. In the event of DR.. Dixon's refusal
to accept the offer, DR.. Straube said the
challenge would be open to DR.. Joseph
Neff of the health department of Phila-
delphia. During the conference a nation
al organization will be formed to con-
duct a campaign of education throughout
the country and an effort will be made
to prove that tuberculosis and cancer
are directly due to vaccination.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-10-23
YANKEES EAT AND
DRINK WITH JaPS
OFFICERS OF MIKADO'S NAVY SIT
SIDE BY SIDE WITH THOSE
FROM THE FLEET.
WILL SOON MEET EMPEROR.
Toxic Understands That Admiral Sperry
Has Special Message from Roose-
welt to the Ruler.
ENTERTAINMENT A ROYAL ONE.

TOXIC, Oct. 19-In proposing the
health Of United States Admiral Sperry
and his officers at the Imperial hotel this
evening, American Ambassador OBrlen
said he desired to extend his welcome
and greeting to everybody present, and
especially to the brave and tried officers
of the Japanese navy sitting this even
ing side by side in fraternal comradeshlp
with the Americans. The commingling
Of such men, he said, was an inspiration.
He then referred briefly to the begin
ming Of relations between the two coun-
tries, fifty-six years ago, and traced he
progress Of young Japan.
Wants Peace with World.
eve cannot close our eyes to the great
armies and navies being organized
throughout the world" the ambassador
continued, "and thoughtful people are
sometimes concerned lest some cause,
great or small, worthy or unworthy, VIII
bring some of these great forces into
conflict. But happily we are assured on
all sides that the preparation for war
really means peace. Let US be contellC
with this assurance"
In conclusion the ambassador said:
MAY i dSh you W dS1CC WAIA LIZ
the belief that this memorable visit al
ways will stand as an exalted lesson III
the brotherhood of man, and as an evil
dence that we are free from that prlde,
arrogance, suspicion and greed to which
most wars in the past may be traced"
Admiral Sperry responded ana ex-
pressed the appreciation of himself and
his officers OF the reception EXTENDED
them in Japan.
Meet Emperor Tomorrow.
The audience with the Emperor and
Empress of Japan will take place to-
morrow morning at 1870. 1t will be fol-
ace to the admirals and the captains OF
the feet. Ambassador O'Brien also will
be present.
1t is understood that Admiral Sperry
is the bearer of special message from
President Roosevelt to the Emperor OF
Japan. Toxic and Yokohama tonlgh
are ablaze with Examinations.
Fleet Storm Battered.
Storm battered but magnificent, the
American battle ship fleet arrived in the
Yokohama harbor. the entire assem-
blage making a display unprecedented
in the history of Yokohama.
the mist, which had delayed their COM
ing, cleared and light breeze carried
away the smoke from the saluting guns,
revealing from the shore front the lines
of white American ships Of war, backed
by the gray Of the japanese.
Scores of small craft chartered by in
dividuals and associations darted in and
out among the battleships, the Ameri-
can Asiatic association being among
those to give the heartiest welcome. Two
thousand school children sang the Amer
lean national anthem, the sound OF the
The ships show the effect of the ire
mendous battering Of the waves, which
are described by old officers as the worst
they have encountered. The Kearsarge
which got separated from the feet, only
picked up the others early this morning.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-10-23
CANNOT REMOVE THAW
ORDER TO TAKE HIM TO PITTSBURG
QUASHED IN COURT.
Judge in Rendering Decision States That
Deposition Can Be Taken at the
Matteawan Asylum.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Oct. 2O.-The writ
of habeas corpus ad testifcandum re-
Gently issued by United States Judge
Archibald of Scranton, Pa, against Supt.
Lamb of the New York state hospital
for the criminal insane, which ordered
the presence in this city of Harry X.
Thaw, slayer of Stanford White, to
testify in bankruptcy proceedings, was
dismissed this afternoon by United
States Judge James S. Young of this
district.
This means that Thaw will not be
brought to this city for the present at
least.
Judge Young held that there was no
necessity of bringing the prisoner away
from his proper place of confinement into
this district. He said if his evidence is
necessary, his deposition can be taken
without bringing Thaw here. The writ
must therefore be quashed, he said, and
the petition dismissed with costs.
EX.-Gov. E. \. Stone. attorney for
Thaw, said that he had not determined
what he would do next.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-10-23
YANKTON IS MISSING.
Uneasiness in Toxic Over Failure to L.
cate Gunboat, Now Two Days
Overdue.

TOXIC. Oct. 1.-THE American gun
boat Yankton had been neither sighted
nor definitely located up to s O'Clock
tonight and there is some uneasne$
here and at Yokohama concerning her,
She has no wireless telegraph on board
The Yankton left Olongapo October u
for Yokohama, where she is to join the
battleship feet. She was reported as
having been sighted at sea at 8 O'Clock
in the morning of October 10, as she
was expected to come into Yokohama
harbor sometime during the morning Of
October 49,
The official reception committee head
ed by Vice Admiral Saito, who is VICE
minister of the navy department, VII
leave tomorrow the eighteenth for ~ ~
kohama and the party will aSSenOE
aboard the battleship Mikasa. - >
After the exchange of official calls "
has been arranged that the AmefC ca
officers shall attend a garden party LI
lowed by a dinner, at which the may"
of Yokohama will be host. In the ever
ing there will be ball given IL .ISI
honor by Kimihira Sufu, prelec''-"
governor Of Kanagawa.
The scene in Yokohama on the e'gm%
the fleets arrival is of the llyeheSl, l lr
city is crowded with japanese ana n a%
eigners and every house, however P o.n
Is decorated in honor Of the America
with crossed flags and lanterns . n.
The spontaneous enthusiasm Oh T 81
oopulace is unbounded, even mo isp,,
than on the occasion of the Geiew Tor
ton that followed the close OF inc VOW g~
with Russia few years ago. On n goT
hand are indications that the peoPb% oor.
every rank in life will cooperate III Isf Il,
lily in the reception to be dlrectea! ~
official represent lives of the natlOH'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-10-23
80 YEARS OLDj ELOPES.
Capt. Manton of Uruguay Dashes Away
from Providence, R. l., in Auto
with Fiance.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Oct. 49,
Capt. Benjamin d. Manton of Colonial
Uruguay, hale and hearty at so years
old, and one of the wealthiest landown-
ers in that part of South America,
thwarted the opposition of his relatives
here, dashed away with his fance in
an automobile and in Fall River, married
Miss Sarah E. Hartman of Philadelphia
romance which thus eliminated in the
CAPTAINS fourth matrimonial venture had
its inception in Uruguay a year ago
when Miss Hartman, in search of his
torical data relating to the southern
states, met Capt. Manton.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-10-23
AUSTRIA OPENS FIRE,
Marines in Skirmish with Mob of Mon
negrins-Antivarians Threatened
Residence of Consul.

BERLIN. Oct. 19.-According to the
Vienna correspondent of the Tageblatt,
there has been a skirmish between an
Austrian naval guard and a mob of Mon
tenegrins at Antiyari. The correspond
ent says in his dispatch:
at is reported here from Antivari that
a crowd of Montenegrins threatened the
Austrian consul. A guard for the pro-
lection of the consul was sent ashore
from the Austrian warships, two cruis-
ers and torpedo boat. The guard had a
desultory skirmish with he mob which
lasted several hours"
AN Austrian torpedo boat" cables the
Budapest correspondent of The Tase.
blatt, has seized a British steamar
near Cattaro, on. the bay of Antiyal7,
laden with arms and ammunition des-
tined for Montenegro"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-10-23
QUEEN GIVES CONSENT.
Nargherita of Italy Approves of Mar
L. riage of Duke d'Abruzzi and Miss
- Katherine Elkins.

LONDON, Oct pa special dis
patch received here today from Rome
says that Margherita, the Dowager
Queen of Italy, has at last consented to
the marriage of the Duke of the Abruzzi
and Miss katherine Elkins. King Vie
tor Emmanuel's present to the bride, ac-
rording to the same source. will be a
diamond tiara valued at 100000
TURIN. Oct. 20.-The Duke of the
Abruzzi has suddenly disappeared from
Turin and as search has failed to locate
that he has left for America, sailing IN
Ser an assumed name.