Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-09-07
MANY MESSAGES
OF REGRET
Germany and Many Other Nations
Join in Earnest Prayer for the
Presidents Recovery.
PRECAUTIONS in FRANCE
The Anarchist Conspiracy to Murder the
Rulers Of tho World Causes Anxiety on
Account Of the Contemplated Visit
Of the Ozar to Paris.
FROM GERMANY.


ment of state made public the follow
ing messages:
From the German Emperor and En-
press to Mrs. Mckinley:
Koenigsberg, Sept. 1.-The empero
and are Mortified at the attemp
planned against your husband. We ex
press our deepest sympathy, hoping
| God may restore to health Mr.. McKin
ley.
FROM FRANCE.
From the President of France tt
President Mckinley:
Rambouilet, Sept. with keen af
| Fiction 1 learn the news of the helm
GUS attempt of which your excellenc!
has just been the victim. l take it tt
heart to join with the people of the
United States in wishing the early re
covery of your excellency and l earn
estly desire in this sorrowful juncturt
to renew to you the assurance of my
sentiments of constant and cordia
friendship. Signed Emile Loubet
FROM ITALY.
From the Italian ambassador to thu
secretary of state:
Rome, Sept. IL am deeply grievet
at the terrible crime. I trust the pres.
ident will be spared to his country and
friends. Signed: Baron Fava.
ANXIETY IN FRANCE.
Paris, Sept. 1.-THE French officia
world was much affected by the at
tempt to assassinate President Nc
Kinley. In view of the czar's coming
to France, there is anxiety lest SINH
lar attempt will be made on the life of
the Russian emperor while he is the
guest of France. Great precautions had
been already determined upon, but the
stringency measures will now be un-
doubtedly increased tenfold.
THIRTEEN OTHER NATIONS.
From the Mexican ambassador to the
United States:
Buffalo, Sept. 1.-The Mexican am
bassador expresses to the government
of the United States his deep regrets
for the atrocious attempt against the
life Of his excellency, President Nc
Kinley. The diplomatic representa-
tives of Ecuador, Costa Rica, Spain,
Japan. Peru, Colombia, Korea, Turkey,
Russia, Venezuela, Brazil and China,
at present in this city, requested the
ambassador to express in their names
the same sentiment. Signed: M. De Az
piroz.
FROM THE ECUMENICAL CON-
FERENCE.
From the Ecumenica1 Methodist
conference to the secretary Of state:
London, Sept. I'm accordance with
the action taken on this 7th day of
September, this Ecumenical Methodist
conference, assembled in Wesley chap
ell, London, expresses through you to
the American people it's intense indig-
nation at dastardly attempt on the
life of the president of the United
States of America and it's profound
sympathy with the nation in it's deep
anxiety. Signed John Bond, James NJ
King. secretaries.
BRITISH SYMPATHY.
Swansea, Wales, Sept. 1.-THE trades
union congress began its last session
today. Resolutions of sympathy with
the United States were adopted.
A BRITISH TRIBUTE.
London, Sept. I'm the absence of
Lord Salisbury and the Marquis Of
Lansdowne from London, Schomberg
Mcdonnell. principal private secre-
tary to the prime minister, said: "If
Mckinley dies, which we sincerely
hope he will not, the whole world will
lose man of greater integrity ana
craftsmanship than It even at present
realizes. This latest attempt may
bring on an International arrangement
by which anarchists may be dealt with
to their deserts and this
canker Of civilization be suppressed.
Certainly, England would favor such
a plan. We and America are blamed
on the continent for, 4harboring anar-
chists If the worst comes to the
worst, which 1 dislike to contemplate.
it is some slight satisfaction to know
that Vice President Roosevelt is such
an upright and level-headed man."
Church Announcements.
At the Cathedral, 18th Sunday after
Pentecost, Sept. 8, 1901: First mass
at 6 o'clock q. M; second mass at 9:30,
sermon in English; third mass at 10:3O,
sermon in Spanish; at $50 p M, vespers
and benediction.
St. Johns M. E. church, San Fran
cisco St.: Sunday school at 10 q. M;
divine services at II o. m. and 1880 p.
M, subject at night, "The Sixth Com
Junior League, 8 p. M;
Epworth League, 6:45 p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night at 1880. Seats
free. Strangers and visitors welcome.
W. A. Cooper, pastor
At Guadalupe church tomorrow, 18th
Sunday after Pentecost. feast OF the
of the Blessed Virgin Mary:
First mass at $50 o. M, sermon In Span
ish; second mass (high mass) at 9:30 o.
m., sermon in Spanish and English. At
600 q. m. mass will be celebrated at the
sermon in English and
Spanish. In the afternoon at 2 o'clock
meeting of the Sodality of the Blessed
Virgin, for the men, and at $3.50 p. m.
for the young ladies. At $50 p. m.
vespers and benediction OF the most
blessed sacrament.
Two furnished rooms with board. Fer
terms apply to Mrs. N. A. Bush. FIRST
door south of Palace hotel. Special rates
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