eleven o'clock
`` He may be on the way here by another route , '' suggested the old Duke . `` What have you done to obtain information ? '' asked Dacre . `` At eleven o'clock the escort waiting at the station in London telephoned us that the train had gone and the King had not arrived . We waited ten minutes and then I telephoned direct to the house of the King 's banker and received in answer these words : ` The King left here at two o'clock this morning to go on board his steam-yacht . He has sailed for America . ' In reply to my questions , no reason was given for his going , as no one there knew , and Bugbee had not returned since the King 's departure . ''