Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-18

Legation of the Greater Republic of Cen
trail America.
l have received instructions from the
diet Of the Greater Republic OF Central
America to inform the supreme govern
ment of the United States of America,
through your eXcellency, that both 1t ana
the governments of the states which COM
pose that republic feel profound regret On
account of the disaster which befeli the
Maine night before last in the port of
Havana.
pleasure in renewing to you, Mr.. Secre-
tary, the assurances of my highest con-
sideration. LOUIS F. COREA.
London, Feb. Il.
Sherman. Secretary. Washington.
The first lord of the admiralty requests
me to express the admiraltys and lis
personal sympathy with our government
and navy in the loss of the Maine: Vari-
Gus members of the diplomatic body have
called. including the Spanish ambassador.
WHITE.
London, Feb. Il.
Sherman, Secretary, Washington.
Prince and Princess of Wales request me
to convey to the president and secretary
of the navy the expression Of their horror
at the terrible accident which has hap
pened to the Maine and of their profound
sympathy with them and the whole Amer
ican nation at the occurrence:
Imperial Legation of Turkey
Charge d'affaires ad interim of Turkey
has has the honor to convey to s, his excelleEcy.
Of the Ottoman government on account of
the deplorable accident which has befallen
February II. 1898.
Paris. Feb. Il. 1895
Sherman. Secretary, Washington:-Presi-
dent Faure asked personal interview in
which he requested me to express his
warmest sympathy and profound sense Of
ing the appalling catastrophe to the Maine
and to convey an assurance that the French
people, especially the French navy. are
deeply touched by the death of the gallant
their post duty. " PORTER.
London, Feb. II, 1893
Sherman. Secretary, Washington have
received the following message from the
Duke OF Connaught;
terrible accident which has befallen the
warship Maine. I deeply deplore the loss
which your navy and country have sus-
tained." WHITE.
New York, Feb II, 1885,
tee of Spanish residents of New York re-
spectfully tender sincere sympathy and re-
gret for dreadful disaster to Maine. with
aP6alliHbg For ne sommiftaa! isSs Of life.
JOSE F. NAVARRO. Chairman;
ANTONIO CUYAS, Secretary;
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E. NJ. CASTILLO.
Secretary Long received the following ca
blegram from the Russian minister of ma
rine at st. Petersburg: =
Il have just received the news of the
Names terrible disaster. / beg you to ac-
cept my own and the Russian navy's sin
es's 'S%Rsshsz sE zb%iSSE 5sa SS9e35:?SS: TSsEow
Minister of Marine"
Secretary Long received tho following
during the day:
II regret with all my soul the horrible
catastrophe of the Maine, and send my con-
defence for the victims and their families.
Spanish navy is in mourning for American
Naval Attache Spanish Navy"
London. Feb. 17.-Lord mayor of London,
Horatio David Davies. has sent the follow
ing message to United States Ambassador
Colonel John Hay: "In behalf of the cit
| iZens Of London and myself personally l
Reg to convey to your eXcellency our heart
felt sympathy In the terrible calamity which
has befallen the American people by the
loss of SO many of their gallant soldiers"
Berlin, Feb. 17-At the subscription ball
| yesterday evening Emperor William ex-
pressed to the United States ambassador,
Mr.: Andrew D. White. my sincere regrets
and sympathy at the loss of the Maine. and
| news indicates"
| Admiral Knorr, the commander-in-chief OF
| the German navy, called to-day at the
! United States embassy and expressed the
German navy's sympathy. Admiral Won
| Tierpitz, the secretary of the navy, sent
an officer on the same errand.