The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-15
EXPRESSIONS OF REGRET
WELL NIGH UNIVERSAL
Men and Cities Unite in Giving Tes-
timony to the Esteem in Which
Mckinley Was Held.

| States and Mrs. Mckinley on the death
! OF Mr. Mckinley The pope has tele-
| graphed his condolences to Mrs McK;n-
ley King Victor Emmanuel has also
sent message of sympathy and condo
lence to Mrs. Mckinley
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Sept 1.-THE
| death of President Mckinley caused
much sorrow here.
| KINGSTON, Jamaica. Sept. 14--rbc
news of President McKinley's death was
| received here with the greatest sorrow
! The feeling is little short of that shown
| at the time of Queen Victorfa's death.
From early morning large chrowds have
been gathered around the bulletin
boards. All the flags are half-masted
] and there is a genuine air of mourning
| over the whole city. Condolences are
| pouring into the American consulate.
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GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador. Sept. IA (vIa
! Galveston, Texas).-The news of Presi-
dent McKinley's death created a pro
| found Impression here All flags on tie
government buildings are at half-mast.
| The villages of Duran and Victoria, form
| ing the termini of the railroad work
7 where the larger number of Americans
reside We're even more affected than
Guayaquil
/ BUFFALO, N Y. Sept. 1.-THE Fort
Erie races We're declared off today as a
token OF respect for the late president
HAMILTON, Bermuda, Sept. 14.-uni-
| Versal regret is expressed here at The
! death of President Mckinley. All fla
are half-masted.
SANTIAGO DE CHILE, Sept. M.-(via
| Ives ton 7sax-
Mckinley caused a great grief among
| the Chileans who recognized that he was
| warm friend of Chile. The flags on the
| public and private buildings are flying
/ at half-mast and the cabinet ministers
| and local authorities have called on Min
| lster Wilson to express their condolences.
SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO Sent
4.-Gov. William H. Hunt. speaking to-
day of the death of President Mckinley,
said: Il could not express my own feel
ings or fittingly describe the manifesto
tons of sympathetic grief of the people
of Porto Rico. kilograms and messages
are pouring in and the sorrow is deep
and universal. The people know Presi-
cent Mckinley welcomed Porto Rico to
our flag and that he approved the bill
establishing civil government He was
so kind to the people and encouraging
| to their hopes that he became endeared
to them. In all ways they truly share the
| universal sorrow of the calamity
The elaborate programme planned for
the inauguration of Gov. Hunt has been
abandoned. He will be simply sworn in
in the presence of council and the su-
preme court.
MONTREAL, Sept 14.-Numerous nags
a. half-mast out of respect to the mem,
DRY of President Mckinley contrasts
strongly with the gaiety of thousands OF
f1uttering festoons and banners that are
already up in honor of the coming OF
the Duke of York. Although the presi-
dents death is greatly felt in the PROV
lnce of Quebec, it will not interfere with
the official reception of the duke because
half-mouFn.ng on account of the death
of the queen is still in force 1t is an
nounced that in nearly all the churches
special services Will be held in which ref
erence will be made to the presidents
death.
TORONTO. Ont, Sept 14-In sympa-
thy with the sorrowing nation and as a
tribute to the memory of it's murdered
president, whose latest utterance breathed
good feelings toward Canada and the
British empire, the public school board
gave orders today that flags on the
schools should fly at half-mast In
Toronto's school history there is no pree-
edent for this mark of respect and SYM
pathy in the passing away of ruler of
an alien nation
BOSTON, Sept. IA special meeting
of the executive council has been called
for O'Clock Monday afternoon to take
appropriate action on the death of Presi-
dent Mckinley
FARGO. N. D., Sept 14-Cspecial.)-
Mayor Johnson called a mass meeting
Of citizens for tonight to take some ac-
ton on the death of President Mckinley.
1t was decided to hold memorial services
at the time the funeral occurs. Short
speeches were made by ex-Gov. Worst
ex-Congressman Spalding, Col Morton
and Judge Pollock. There was ereat
manifestation of sorrow over the death
of the nations chief executive and the
meeting was largely attended by citizens
regardless of creed or political aftilia-
tions.
LITTLE ROCK, Sept. 14.-Gov. Davis
issued proclamation directing the state
capitol flag to be half-masted in conse-
quenee of the presidents death Mayor
Dooley Issued a proclamation requesting
citizens to drape their places of business
and residences in badges of mourning
until after the funeral. Memorial sery-
ices will be held in several churches to-
morrow.
DETROIT. Mich Sept 1.-THE COM
mon council in special session today is
sued caIl for a public memorial mass
melting in Light Guard armory tomorrow
afternoon, after which tributes will be