New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-29
Tributes TO Mr.. DAVIS.
MESSAGES FROM MANY OFFICIALS AT
INSTRUMENTATION OF MINNIE
sofa SUPREME COURT

DECENTRALIZATION OF MINNIE
sofa SUPREME COURT.
s.; Paul MINI. Nov 2s-Messages Of sympathy
to-day came the family OF United States
Senator c. K Davis from al parts of the world.
President Mckinley telegraphed follows from
washington:
beg. you will receive the heartfelt sympathy Of
y the death OF Senator Davis Il Nation loses one
- its wisest statesmen tireless student Of public
Stairs. whose discussion Of great questions. was
characterized by ha6itual fairness and profound
learning. The whole people mourn with you.
Senator Hanna sent this message:
an deeply grteved to hear Of the death Of SEN
E;or Davis and desire 10 extend my sincere sym
which VIII be felt the country over
Former Senator NJ s. Quay telegraphed
You have my heartfelt sympathy in your sore
Bereavement.
Baron Won Honebeu, German Ambassador. tele-
eraphed from Washington
Receive. please, the expression of my hearts
tain6d. and with the whole country, by the death
q Senator Davis feel deeply the loss OF an init
Baron Fava- italian Ambassador sent the fol-
lowing:
with all your friends and countrymen. deeply
Ehsre your great sorrow
Secretary Of st4te John Hay sent this dispatch:
NJ wife Joins me IN expressions Of heartte !.
its abIesj and most devoted statesmen.
Senator O. H Platt OF Connecticut sent con-
dolAnces. follows
Accept most heartfelt sympathy from Mrs, Plat
snd myself
Judge William R. Day. former Secretary Of State.
this
Mrs Day Joins in extending deepest sympathy
n your bereavement. We mourn the departure Of
E dear friend and the loss the country is ire
parable
The Rev Dr. T De Wit Talnage telegraphed:
We mo IN with you. and pray you may be COM
forted-
Many other messages OF coincidence from per
sonal friends were received throughout the morn
ing among them being the kilograms from ex-
Senator G -ay. Of Delaware; Representative R. r
Hit chairman OF the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs: James K. Taylor supervising architect
Of the Treasury Department: Richard H. Savage.
Nev,-York: James H Eckels former Controller Of
the Currency; Francis Raymond Stark, Secretary
Of the Peace Commission: United States Senators
.Jeter C Pritchard. Of North Carolina, and s D.
McEnery. OF Louisiana. and eX-Cnited States sen
stor Sab.n
formal statement from the Supreme Court Of
Minnesota received as follows:
We. The justices Of the Supreme Court OF the
ssafS 81 senator cuShnan x DAVIS hereby pro
Tess sorrow az his untinely demise and extend
The members Of the family in your sad bereaye-
3sHI .sna-afIe loss when You have sustained in
ne ceaTh Of your late lsEnented husband
The following additional kilograms were received
& the course Of the day by the family:
va Ting Fang. Chinese Annbassador-My wife
and I deeply syrnpa rhze with you in your sad be
reaverlert il the Senator's death His country
has lost great statesman and patriotic citizen
and China just friend.
Senator " P Frye. President of the Senate
Tie deaf5 Of the Senator IS sad blow to You as
well e great loss 10 the Senate and the country
An5Tsw csTnegea Mr., c. csr2sge ap d. - haze
90 you this morning in deepest sympathy
whole country has suffered a great loss in the
passing away OF your husband. Never did his
country need more such advice as he could render.
Senator spooner Of Wisconsn-The notice in the
press Of the Senator's death though not uneXpect-
ed comes as shock It is great loss to the ne
your afliction
Senator Foraker Of ohio-Accept for myself and
To1r Y ho1F IF af1icfion The death Of Senator
Davis Is like personal loss TO
Senator Lodge. OF Nlassachusetts- Please accept
great sorFov: The death of Senator Davis is
Co he was to dear and valued friend.
Senator J. H. Kyle. Of South Dakota-I wish 10
express 70 you ny deepest syTnpathy in your per
Ellh1 Root. Secretary &C War-Believe in my sin
cere regret and s!rny'atty Il your bereavement.
Ex-senator William F, Villas, OF Wisconsin. and
ces2t our hea[ttet sgnpathy IN your great
Senator Charles Y Fairbanks. Of Indiana-In the
dean Of seastor Davis the country has lost one
banks joins with me il extending TO you the pro-
foU1aesr sympathy in your great sorrow.
Ex-Secretary % War P. 4. Alger-Please accept
~ deepest sympathy in your great sorrow. BY
death OF your distinguished husband the Ma
ton has lost one OF its foremost statesmen
Senator GalIinger. Of New Hampshire-Accept my
assurances Of sincere and profound sympathy. a
good man has passed away. and the entire country
NOUNS.
Senator Mcmillan Of Michigan-Mrs Mcmillan
ana offer our deepest sympathy IN your terrible
loss and affection
Postrnaste General Charles Emory snith-Ac-
cept ny deep sympathy. The country as well
yourself sustains great loss.
Whlteaw Reid York-Permit me TO express
ny sincere - mpathy in the great loss which has
hefa-en noT only you, but the country Intimate
ASSOCIATION with the late Senator confirmed my
previous estimate Of him. not only statesman.
nut 2 stsJesnlsn-ike patriot
Many other personal kilograms Of coincidence
more important being from the following:
Senator P. J McCumber Of North Dakota
Senator Gilbert A PIERCE, Mayor Gray of Mime
apols, Senator ". B. Allison, Of Iowa: Samuel
Hardin Church Pittsburg: z. A. Bangs. president
Hamilton Club Chicago Luis F Corea Minister Of
Nicaragua II. De Azplroz. Mexican Ambassador:
Mrs Julia Dent Grant. Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris
ana Mrs John A Logan
TO ATTEND SENATOR DAvIs's. FUNERAL.
COMMITTEES Of SENATE AND HOUSE NAMED TO
GO TO ST. PAUL.
Washington. Nov. 28.-Speaker Henderson Of the
House of REPRESENTATIVES. to-day Amounted the