Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-07

ton which could prompt such an act.
He also expressed his most profound
sympathy for Mrs. Mckinley.
SENATOR DEPEW.
New York Sept 7.-Senator c NJ.
Depew, when seen at his summer home
at Peekshll, n Y. expressed profound
regret because Of the attempted assass-
nation Of President Mckinley. He
said, among other things.
y distinctly recall the horrors con-
nected with Lincoln's assassination.
This was the elimination In an die
brain N the passions Of the civil war.
Garfcld's assassination was the out
come Of the same sort Of mind OF one
Of the iiercest fractional fights In our
past history. The situation al the at
tempt on McKinleys life differs en-
tirely from the Lincoln or Garfield as
sasslnatlon. Mckinley was the most
universally popular Of all OF our pre-
sldents."
Senator Depew then dwelt at length
upon the prosperity connected with
President McKinleys administration.
his successful conduct NJ the Spanish
American war, and the beautiful DO
nestle life Of the president as reasons
why Mckinley had secuted such
strong hold on the hearts Of he Amcri-
can people
JOE MANLEY.
Augusta, Maine, Sept 7-Jos. n.
Manley member of the Republican
national executive committee. sent the
following message to Mark a. Hanna
at Cleveland
TT does not seem possible that a
brutal hand could be raised AGAINST
one whose life has been go devoted 20
his fellow man against one whose ev-
cry thought was for the betterment ~
the poor end unfortunate as our be-
loved president.
Every loyal heart viii utter tonight
deyout prayers that the presidents life
may be spared that h. may be per-
mitted 20 continue In his good work
and that his years NAV be many with
the people who love him 80 well"
FORMER POSTMASTER GARY.
Baltimore Sept Mr.. James Gary
former postmaster-gen raj was shock
ed beyond measure By the news. u am
almost prostlate1.' said Nj. Gary.
and cannot find words to express my
feelings"
MR.. SCHWAB
New York, Sept president Schwhb
OF the United States Steel corporation,
In discussing the attack on the Presi-
dent and after expressing his horror,
said.
Should the President die II would GER
tainly have n most depressing effect
upon business and industry The
effect would be but temporary. how
ever, FOR both are In such shape now
and business men are In such a posi-
tion that the death OF the President
could only cause a temporary calamity
But the crime itself is a calamity TO the
country.
CITIZEN CHARLIE ToWNE.
New York Sept Former Congress.
man Charles a. ToWns. In an interview
upon the attack upon President McKin-
ley. said:
II am shocked by the news Of the at
tempt upon the Presidents life and
with all Americans feel great grief
know Mr. Mckinley inteimately and
ar ~eciate his lovely character The
event comes as a great sorrow 10 the
nation. ] should regret exceedingly TO
hear Of the death OF M Mckinney
from the fact that / do not feel that
the county would De as safe under COL
Roosevelt, az under the President
NEPHEW AND NIECE,
san Frdtclsco. Sept. AT the home
Of George T.. Morse in this city Lieut.
James T. ~ Ninley and Miss Mchin-
ley. nephew aau niece uf the President
eceived the news OF the attempted as
sassinatior aui we're almost Ur1stra'ei.
Early this morning they were grau-
ed by .ho receipt OF dispatches stat
I. that far President had passed a
night and that there was
so-c OF bis recovery.
MR.. NANAMAKER.
New YORK. Sept Former POST
master Genera Wauanaker az Cape
MAJ toll az the start that the Ficai-
dent had been murdered said.
Il am suecchlgss with s1froa hot an.
thor American President has been as-
.sssit.t,d. cannot think NJ nay other
vent traf would plunge the 1lu'u m
.urh rrios or touch The W6Tv loving
,orld SO profoundly vii wrre. az
his sacrifice Of our Pr'sia Dr..
CARDINAL MAETENELLL
PHILADELPHIA. sept Cardinal Mar
anelH. who IS STAYING 40 Ni..anora col.
eye. near here Wls deeply moved
hen he was Informed o' the attempted
assassination rf tla President La'er
le sent thc following telceram 90 Sec
sfarv C0rtely0u.
"pcrlorne 'h. horrible crime, ] pray
Doc Goa of a'' notions ana ihe fulei .!
m rlf.rs ia restore speedily President
.IrKIn'ay t0 health.
tSigncdl MAXI ENLi'Li'
BOSS ANARCHIST ANGRY
New York Sept John Most, The
.narchis, was indignant when lu'
orned that the man who shot fies''
.ent MCKINLEY was an anarchist
~ 6o NOT believe that De Is am an-
rchist" said Most Ever man VINO
boofs a presldent or a king Is not an