Evening star., 1901-09-10
He INQUIRIES DAILY
King Edwards Interest in the Presi-
dents Condition.
REJOICED 1T FAVORABLE REPORTS
Kind Messages From Southern
Republics.
STyr Iy
TELEGRAMS OF SYMPATHY

TELEGRAMS OF SYMPATHY
A daily inquiry and an expression OF sat
isfaction OF the Presidents progress to-
ward recovery comes to the State Depart
ment from King Edward. This morning
Ambassador Choate cabled that he had re-
ceived from London the following tele-
gram from the king:
II reJeice to hear favorable accounts OF
the Presidents health. God grant that his
life may be preserved"
Acting Secretary Adee In response to this
message cabled to Mr.. Choate for the in
formation of King Edward the 8 o'clock
bulletin issued by the Presidents ply
sicians as to his condition. Other messages
that reached the State Department over
night respecting the Presidents injury
were as follows:
From J. B. Calvo, minister OF Costa
II am instructed to convey to his ex-
cellency, the President. his government
and the people of the United States the
expression of the deepest regret and SYM
pathy with which the president Of Costa
Rica, his government and the Costa Rican
people learned of the heinous crime at
tempted at Buffalo and of their earnest
desire for an early recovery of the illus
trious patient.
Joining myself in the expression of the
same sentiment, / beg to renew the as
surance Of my highest consideration"
From the chamber of deputies of Brazil:
THE chamber of deputies Of Brazil sends
condolences for the attempt against the
President of the United States of America,
and makes wishes for the speedy recovery
of the eminent citizen"
(SigneD DR. VOZ MELLO, president.
CULOS DE NOVALS, secretary.
From U. s. Minister Lord at Buenos
Argentine president, cabinet ministers,
diplomatic corps and many citizens called
and expressed sympathy for our President,
and hope for his recovery. Argentine con-
gress has passed a resolution of sympa-
thy Press denounces crime. praise the
President and hope soon recovery"
From U. s. Consul A. E. Smith at Vic
toria, B. c.:
Greatest horror at the crime and deepest
sorrow and regret at the attempted as
sassination of President Mckinley felt
among all classes here. Sir Henry Jolly,
lieutenant governor of British Columbia,
said: L am Mortified at the attempted murder
Of SO noble and grand a man as President
Mckinley His death would be loss 20
the world, as well as to the great republic
of which he is the honored head. l pray
God he may recover and am greatly re-
joiced at the favorable bulletins. am
sure that I express the sentiments of all
Ne people Of British Columbia. Prayers
were offered in all the churches in Vic
toria Sunday for the Presidents recovery"
From John s. Hendrie, mayor of Hamil-
ton, Ontario:
1.-The mayor and citizens of Hamilton,
Canada, are Mortified at the dastardiy at
tempt upon the life of President Mckinley.
tIxr 1hn hry fcxr nroh III a
ports. and earnestly trust that he will
speedily recover. Kindly convey to the
President and Mrs. Mckinley our sincere
sympathy"
A message addressed to the Speaker of
the United States House Of Representatives
is as follows:
.'The honorable chamber of deputies Of
the Argentine Republic. in it's session Of
today (night), manifested, upon my invita-
ton, it's protest against the barbarous at
tempt of which the worthy President Of
your republic has been a victim, by rising,
and has authorized me to bring this to the
knowledge OF your honorable House
through you, as an evidence of solidarity
and coincidence with your sister nation.
from whose institutions we draw our inspi-
rations and models for ours
(Signed) MARIANA DE VEDIA.
President.
From D. Farquharson. premier. Char
IL, .
''The people of Prince Edward Island
were horrorstricken at the attempted as
sassination Of the President of the United
States They rejoice greatly over the hap
desire to express their warmest sympathy
with the President and his family"
From L. Won Callenberg, Austrian charge
at Manchester, Mass:
Deeply grieved at the news of the at
tempted assassination Of his excellency,
President Mckinley. His imperial and roy
al apostolic majesty is pleased to convey
through his Imperial and royal minister,
Count Goluchowsky, to the government of
the United States, on this occasion, the
warmest sympathy. BY direction Of my
government, dated the Sth instant. l have
the honor herewith to notify you, Mr.. Sec
retary of State"
Ambassador Choate has cabled the State
Department that he has received a tele-
gram of sympathy from the lord mayor of
York, lord provost of Dundee and large
number of mayors and public bodies and
says he will send copies of them to the
department.
He also received the following telegram
from M. Labori, the weil-known counsel in
the Dreyfus case:
ALLOW me in recalling myself to you to
express my profound sorrow for the das-
tardly attempt on the President, and ac-
cept feryent wishes for the speedy recoy-
cry Of your illustrious President
From the vice consul at Florence, Italy:
Americans In Florence express heartfelt
sympathy for President Mckinley, with
earnest wishes-for speedy recovery"
Two separate kilograms were received
from Gerard LOwther, charge daffaires of
the British embassy at Newport. They are
condensed into one and are as follows:
Governor OF South Australia desires me
to offer on his behalf and that Of the gov
ernment and people of the colony an ex-
preston of earnest sympathy to the Presi-
dent and of congratulations to the United
States on his providential escape.
: Governor of Natal desires me to con-
vey to the people of the United States and
the family of the President the heartfelt
sympathy Of the people of Natal. They
earnestly pray that the Almighty may
spare his Hfe.'
Other Messages Received.
Among the latest messages of coincidence
received at the State Department are the
following:
Albert, Prince of Monaco: II express to
you sincere grief and my horror at the
crime committed on YOUR person.