The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-29

| u. C..
Please accept our loving sympathy In
| this dark hour.
Add Braddock, of Washington, D. c.:
| Love and sympathy
]. K. Fitzgibbon of Elmira, N Y:
Accept my sincere and heartfelt sym
pathy IN your great bereavement
lda M. Dent, Chicago:
Family join in love any syrnpa thy -
c; Schwartz, of Washington, u. c:
MY sincere sympathy in your great
! mary, Washington, D. c.:
| , Having passed through the valley Of
the shadow of DEATH accept my sincere
| sympathy in sorrow as in sunshine
=. Charles N. Herried, governor-elect Of
South Dakota, who is in Chicago:
| accept my profound sympathy. South
| Eakota, with our sister state, mourns
the loss OF noble citizen and great
Ex-Comptroller James H Eckles, of
| New York:
OF sympathy. The whole country moruns
| the death of a great statesman
Richard and Anna Savage, New York:
Darling friend, God help you in your
! sorrow, which the whole country
! shares
Francis Raymond Stark. secretary Of
peace commission, of New York.
Dear Mrs Davis, accept nv heartfelt
| sympathy. 1t IS great loss to you and
| to the country
Senator S. D. McEnery of New Or
| leans, La:
81 sincerely sympathize with you IN
the sad alf1iction of the loss of your dis
! tlnguished husband. The nation mourns
With you in the loss of it's greatest
| statesman"
! J. c. Pritchard, of Chicago:
Accept my sincere sympathy in this
| your hour of grief and distress iii the
| death of your husband. The nation is
| deprived of one of it's greatest states
| men"
MESSAGES RECEIVED LAST NIGHT.
Among the long list of telegrams re-
| ceived last night were some of peculiar
| interest. One of an especially touching
nature came from the surviving members
Of Senator Davis old regiment, with
which he enlisted to fight the War of the
Rebellion. It was sent to Mrs. Davis,
and reads as follows:
Each member of Society of the Twen-
ty-eIghth Regiment of Wisconsin Voirn-
| teer Infantry mourns and sympathizes
| with you over the loss of our old COM
rade and dear friend, Cush Davis.
IS. R. Belle, Secretary"
, The message came from Milwaukee,
where the headquarters of the society
are located. 1t was sent out from Wau-
kesha, however.
Congressman Loren Fletcher, Washing
ton, D. c.:
My family joins in sincere sympathy
! win your great distress Our state and
most iIustriOuS statesmen
Another message of special interest
was that from the Old Time Telegraph
| ers association, which met here last
september and was honored by the pres
ence Of Senator Davis, who was once
an operator at the keys. The message
is:
The Old Time Telegraphers' .associa-
| uon, OF which your husband was a mem
Der, and the telegraph fraternity in gen
eraI, express their sincere condolences IN
your great bereavement. Mr.. Davis was
mpch beloved by the memories OF those
who attended the reunion in ST. Paul
! last september, in their association With
your distinguished husband. In common
with all OF cur countrynen, We grieve
with you.
John Brandt, Secretary,
| New York
2 Senator John c. Spooner Wisconsin,:
with all my heat 1 sympatuize with
you IN your great sorrow His death is
a national calamity. To me personally it
Is the loss of one Cf my oldest and best
Lf1ehdS. VIII be at the obsequies.''
f.X-Gov. Hubbard, of Red Wing:
MY my grlef for the loss Of a lifelong
Irlehd mlngles with that let by TIE
memories at the death bed of Senator
laws. MY deep sympathy is yours in
TINS overwhelming sorrow
Senator QuarleS, Wisconsin,:
ne nation nouns with you MY SYM
pathy goes out to you in your bereaye-
l.
Capt Marcus A Carr, AN old-time
fr:end, of New York:
Accept my heartfelt coincidence and
sympathy in your grievous loss
of state:
The. senator's death fills us with deep
est grief The nation mOurns a great
st3tesman, but a noble friend also''
Gen Joe Wheeler, New York:
Please accept my deepest sympathy.
senator laws death is national ca
lamity. Few men so profound and learn
ed. Millions mourn with YOU
Other telegrams were received from
senator DAVIS colleagues in the highest
laWmakng body OF which he was the
diSSungulshed leader. Among them were:
senators Wellington, Of Maryland:
Hansbrough, of North Dakota; Thurs
ton, OF Nebraska; Hale, of Maine: Dawes.
oI MASSACHUSETTS,; Proctor, OF Vermont;
Pcnrose, OF Pennsylvania.
Messages of sympathy also came TO G.
y. Severance for MRS. Davis and to Mai.
LaVls from the following: w. Nelson
Cromwell, of New York; W. J. Curtis Of
New York; NJ. S. Gum, of Helena: Rich
ard SAKE Jones, of Seattle; j. H. Chand-
Ter, OF Chicago; John M. Egan Of
Georgia; Frank II. Platt, of New York
Joseph b. Cotton, OF Duluth, to c. O.
Severance:
please convey to Senator Davis family
our profound sorrow and most sincere
sympathy The nation has lost a true.
conscientious and far seeing statesman,
and the state its greatest citizen
Ali Ferroh, minister from Turkey:
Permit me to express my deepest sor-
row and sympathy with your great Il SIS
and please accept on this cruel occasion
my highest respect and considera ton -
Albert Shaw, editor of the Review of
Reviews, who was & close personal
friends of the senators, wired as follows
to c. O. Severance, Mr.. Davis late law
partner:
''Pl ase convey to the family and Fri .nds
my sympathy and deep sense Of loss in
the death OF Senator Davis. Not onIy
does his death bring bereavement to those
who were near him personally. bI,t il
deprives the country of a statesman
whose place just now cannot be filed .
The ladies of Acl1er post, w. r. G. ST
Paul:
Dear Madam: The sad intelligence Of
the death of .your gifted husband, the
American patriot, statesman, scholar. iu.
rist, gentleman, Cushman X Davis. is
received with profoundest regrets. an6
we, the officers and members of Acke1
w. R. c. No. Z, Department of Mime.
sofa, wish TO express to you our sincere
sympathy in this great hour Of trial
and may you draw very near to Him
, who said: 81 viii not leave Won com.
fortless-lo I am with thee even unto The
end. Sincerely in F. C. and L.
-"Alice Y. Bordwell, President
MARY E. Beecher, Secretary.'
Stanford Newell, minister to The
Hague:
osympa thiza with you deeply. A great
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