Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29
MESSAGES OF coNDo1ENcE



washington, May 2s.--Among the
messages of coincidence received by
Secretary Gresham's family are the
following:
Bloomington, Ill, May 2s.-To Mrs.
Walter Q. Gresham; | beg to assure
you OF the heartfelt sympathy of Mrs.
Btevenson and myself In your great
borrow. A. r.. STEVENSON"
Berlin, May 2s.-I beg to tender re-
fpectful coincidence in your great af-
Fiction IN the death of your distin-
gulshed husband. in whom the country
loses one OF its most eminent and val
liable citizens.
THEODORE RUNYoN,
United States Ambassador"
indianapolis. May 2s.-We send
heartfelt sympathy In this hour Of In
consolable grief. in the family's loss
Of noble husband and kind father.
The country loses n staunch patriot
and wise statesman.
MRS. ISAAC p. GRAY"
Chicago. May 2S.-Deeply grieved;
beg you and your children to accept
my sincere sympathy.
MARSHALL FIELD"
Grand Rapids. MINI, May 2S.--Your
loss is best appreciated by those who
saw your happiness. Accept all sym
patty. JOHN PATTON, JR."
Washington, May 2s.-You have our
heartfelt sympathy in your great af-
fiction. May God comfort and console
you.
MRS. EDWARD ]. MURPHY. JR."
Quincy, Mass, May PSI feel most
keenly the loss of an honored leader
and friend. VIM. EVART."
Detroit. Mich.--No purer patriot
ever lived than your noble father
"nDN M DICK INGON -
"Chlcago-Mrs. Lincoln and l sym
pathize deeply with you and your
children in your great anllction.
ROBERT II. LINCOLN"
London, Eng.-Our tears fall With
yours for the noble dead.
New York.-Aceept and convey to
Mrs. Gresham and family an expression
OF my profound sorrow and sympathy.
'MBL1SVILLE Il STONE"
New York; beg TO tender to you
and your children my sincere sympa-
my In your great sorrow,
BENJAMIN HARRISON"
New Tork.-Would that / could Of
Ter consolation at this hour. I can
ony say 10 you that my heart is full
OF sympathy.
JULIA d. GRANT"
Bunalo, N. Y.-Let us assure dear
friend, OF our profound sympathy with
you IN the loss of your noble husband.
ne had much to give his country. and
he gave 1t all,
MIR. AND MRS. BIssELL"
raria.-Mrs. Eu5stis Joins me In ex-
pressing sincere coincidence In your
SAD Bereavement. EUSTIS."
Rome, Itlay.-Our hearts are full Of
saynpathy with you in your great af-
.,Iston. The nation loses a true pa
Mlot' falling under the weight OF la
p0Fs In her service.
AZ, WAYNE McvEIGH."
Governors 1sland.-Mrs. Miles and
rn sseil send our deepest sympathy in
your great bereavement.
or, NELSON A. MILES"
ihdianapolis.-My sincerest sympa-
Is with you and your family in your
~, au loss. The people of Indiana mourn
,ne death OF their distinguished and
'ohored fellow citizen.
CLAUDE MATTHEW'S. Gov'n'r"
N. retersburg. lnd.-Colonel r. q.
isn't Indiana is in mourning for the
IAN OF her most distinguished native
Urn, or commanding ability. stainless
aonpr and undauntcG courage. Walter
y, Gresham lived and died the great
soldier, the great jurist and the great
cens,aty. No manlier spirit was ever
, raneu from earth; no truer or more
iouc heart ever ceased to beat. He
s,Jssu his neighbors as himself and
~ country more than himself. His
n n"u'e and family will continue to live
.ne best pages of American history
Wong long as that history itself endures,
it,-u ana | will never look upon his
nv, ,nn again. The public loses a states
Nan You and lose a friend beloved.
hiy God bless the dereayed ones in
nus darkened home.
~. w. VOORHEES,"
among many others expressing their
Sal1w and sympathy are: II. u. STU
Aioaker, Judge A. NJ. Thayer, r. A.
base George Hoadley. II. @. Rath-
p"e, walter Evans, VIM. Pepper, b.
q sslslow, Oliver II. Morton, Oscar
strauss, w. Il. Chandler, o. II.
FI q. w. Steele. t., f.. Milehrist,
ns., nk y. Burke. Congressman Can't
ma 'n OF California. George NJ. Pull
naa, AR, and Mrs. John S. Cooper,
Tr,snrsal John MeNulta. Judge r. s.
cr,iaill OF Chicago; Senator and Mrs.
n Noble C. Butler OF Indianapo-
ana ex-senator Edmunds.
NDIANAs HoNoRED SON.
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