The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-19
FROM ALL THE WORLD
Come Manifestations of Sympathy
With Galveston Sufferers.


Washington. Sept. 1s.-Formal mani
festations OF sympathy with the people
of Galveston in their great af1iction
continue to come from all parts OF the
world. In addition to those already re-
ceived such expressions have come from
the president Of Chile, the Spanish min
lister. the Belgian minister. the Mexican
minister, the Peruvian minister and the
Haytian minister. Where these COM
manicatiOns come directly from the head
OF state they are acknowledged by the
president himself. The others are for
mally accepted and acknowledged by
the department Of state. The messages
are as follows:
Santiago, Chile, Sept. TO- 1s00.-The
president OF Chile. deeply moved by the
catastrophe of Galveston, shares, with
all his heart, the sorrow of your country
FEDERICO ERRAzURIS-'
Washington, Sept. IL, 1901 am
charged by the government of Her
Majesty to lay before that of the United
States the expression of its sentiments
OF deep sympathy for the awful disas-
tiers caused by the recent cyclone in
Texas
Her Majesty, the queen regent,
equally joins in these expressions of
sympathy for such horrible calamities
by which Her Majesty and her govern
ment have been painfully afected.
4 improve this opportunity to reiter-
ate to you the assurances of my highest
consideration.
(Signed) ARGOS"
Long Branch. N. J., Sept. Il. 1900
I am charged by my government to ex-
press to your excellency the painful and
keen sympathy which is felt in Belgium
for the disaster in Texas
kSigned.) ..LICHTERVELDE.''
Spring Lake. n. J.. Sept Ii, 1900
The secretary of foreign relations in
structs me TO transmit the deep sympa-
thy of the president and government and
people OF Mexico with the president and
government of the United States OF
America. on the occasion of the recent
calamity at Galveston In doing SO,
through you, beg to add my own sym
pathy-
Hotel Del Coronado, Cal, Sept. II,
1e00.-AlIow me to express to your ex-
cellency the profound sorrow that the
calamities OF Galveston have produced
on the people and congress and the gov
eminent OF Peru and my personal SYM
pathieS for the unfortunate town.
MANUEL ALVAREZ CALDERON-'
washington, Sept 10, 1907 hasten
to inform you that I have returned 10
Washington. 1 was sorry on my land
ing al NV York to hear the awful news
of the Galveston disaster. Permit me to
join in the mourning of SO many dis
tressed families. and to lament with you
the losses that the country has just sus-
tanned
BE pleased to accept. Mr. Secretary
of State. the renewed assurances Of my
highest consideration.
(Signed-) j. N LEGER
Newport. r. L, Sept Is. 190O.-Sir- 1
have the honor to state that have been
commanded by the Queen to express to
the president of the United States the
great sorrow with which Her Majesty
has learned the details of the terrible
disaster at Galveston
Her Majecty wishes me to convey to
the president the assurances of her sin
cere sympathy with the unfortunate SUI
ferers from this calamity.
Il have therefore to request that you
will be good enough to transmit this
message to it's high destination
Il have the honor to be, with the
highest consideration, sir, your most
obedient, humble servant,
.-PAUNCEFOTE