London, May 24.
Queen Mary has cancelled all immediate engagements, and not drive to Epsom today wi! members of the Royal Family for Queen Mary Passes Restless Night London, May 24.
An official bulletin issued today says that Queen Mary passed a restless night, partly due to an injury in one eye, which, though painful, was not a source for anxiety. Her general condition was reported to be satisfactory. Sir Richard Cruise, Queen Mary's surgeon oculist, visited Marlborough House last night and again this morning. With other doctors, he remained there for over an hour. There is not expected to be a further official statement -today on Her Majesty's condition.—Reuter. the Derby, as she bad intended, following her narrow escape from serious injury or death in a motor accident at Wimbledon yesterday afternoon, Queen Mary, Reuter learns, passed a moderately quiet night at Marlborough House. Doctors called early this morning to see how she was after 12 hours.
According to a bulletin issued from. Marlborough House, signed by Sir Stanley Hewett, Surgeon Apothecary to the King, and Lord Dawson of Penn, Physician-ordinary to the King, "Queen Mary is suffering from bruising and shock as the result of an accident, in which Her Majesty's car overturned. Though the bruising is considerable, and she will need some days of complete rest, Her Majesty's condition is satisfactory."
It is stated in Court circles th there is no cause whatever for an: xlety, but that the Queen-Mother's doctors wish her to have complete rest for 12 hours before making a further statement.
The news was flashed to Canada, and the Royal train was stopped for the King and Queen to be informed of the accident and Queen Mary's condition.
The accident occurred at the junction of Wimbledon Park Road and West Hill Road, Putney, while Her Majesty, accompanied by Captain Lord Cloud Hamilton, Comptroller and Treasurer in Queen Mary's Household, and Lady Constance Mil-mes-Gaskell, was returning to Marlborough House from the Royal Hor-ti cultural Society's gardens at Wisléy, Surrey. Captain Lord Cloud Hamil-ion received cuts on the hand, and Lady Constance Mimes-Gaskell was grazed in the arm.—Reuter.
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