The Washington times., 1901-09-17
SYMPATHY OF THE WORLD.
Imumerable Messages Of Condo
lenoe Being Received.
Heads of all Nations Hasten to En-
press Their Sorrow Over Americans
oss-Organizasions in Different
Countries Express Their Grief.

From ali portions of the civilized worl
pour in messages of coincidence to tn
American people and its official represen
Latives Crowned heads. high dignitaries
societies, and Individuals in all walks o
life have hastensd TO express their sor
row over the assassination of Presiden
Mckinley. Hundreds CT dispatches hav
been received and force of clerks !
kept busy asserting them and makinl
ropies for the press. Among those mad
public yesterday are the following:
From the British Charge d'Affaires:
Newport. Sept Il. 1901
II am instructed by Lord Lansdowne
to eXprC Ss to you the feelings OF deep
sorrow and CONSERVATION with which
his Majesty's Government have re-
ceived the news of President Mchin-
ley's death. They share the feelings
OF the Government and people OF the
United States in face of the great ma
tional calamity which has befallen
them. 1t is a srievous misfortune not
only to the community of which ne
was the chief officer. but for the
whole civilized world in which his
personality filed SO conspicuous and
DISTINGUISHED place. in England
where the President was regarded with
widespread admiration and good viii
his death will occasion universal Ssiet.
l am to add the expression of the re
spectfui sympathy OF ms MaJesey =
the members of the Presidents fami-
ly in their irreparable loss.
..LOWTHER,
"Charge d'Affaires of Great Britain
Newport. Sept. Il, 1901
81 am directed by the Marquis of Sal
isbury TO express TO you the very qeep
- ~, -
OF the Cabinet on hearing of the death
this morning of President Mckinley
! am further desired to say that they
feel the most profound sympathy
with the Government of this lnlteu
States in the loss of 4 life which mas
''LoWTHBR.
Newport, Sept. Ii, 1901.
"Sir Nilfrid Laurier. Prime Minis
ter of Canada. requests me by COM
nand of the Governor General TO Goa.
vey to YOU the expression Of the grief
and horror which has been caused
through the whole country by the
death Of the President Of the United
States, under circumstances so tragic
and So healtrendinS. The uncontrQll-
able sorrow of the American nation
will be almost rs kCenly felt by the
people of Canada. who, being so close
neighbors of the United States, have
nau nr9nY an opportunity of becoming
acquainted with the noble qualities
which characterized Mr.. Mckinley IN
his private as wei as in his pubic
life. LOWTHER,
Charge d'Afaires of Great Britain"
Newport, r J.. Sept II. Isu.
Il am desired to convey To the Gov
ernment CT the United States and to
Mrs. Mckinley the profound regret
and sympathies of the Government
and people of the State of Queens
Ia a- he nd frr.f F,pl1 NJ
ting short of a noble life.
Newport. Sept. Il. 1871.
Il am desired BY the Government
and the people of the State of New
South Wales TO express their deepest
sympathy with Mrs. Mckinley and the
people of the United States of America
at the great loss they have sustained
by the death Of the Pre- sident, under
whose capable Administration Amer
"LOwTHER"
Newport. Sept II, 1901.
'"The Government 3nd people of Bar
bados have received the painful intelli-
seuce Of the death of President Nc
Kinley with the utmost concern and
grief Their heartfelt sympathy is
with the people of the United States
'LoWTHER.'
Newport, Sept. IL. 1901
Il am desired by Governor or Wind
ward Islands to express deep and
heartfelt sympathy from the people on
the subject OF death of the President.
''LOWTHER-"
Newport. Sept H. 1901
Il am desired by Governor and peo-
pie of colony of Trinidad and Tobeg
to convey expressions Of sincere con-
do,ence and heartfelt sy nIpathy in dis
tressing news. They desire to extend
a similar expression to Mrs. Mckinley
and the Presidents family
:'LoWTHER.
Newport, r. l.. Sept IL
'The mayor and citizens of Corn
wall. Ontario. Canada, desire me to
convey the expression of their com
mon sorrow with the citizens of the
United States Republic and of their
loving sympathy to Hrs. Mckinley in
loss of her distinguished husband.
"LoWTHER'
Newport. Sept. II. 7Scl.
Il am desired by the Governor and
people of the Bahamas to express
can nation and Mrs. Mckinley Oh sad
news just arrived LOWTHER."
From the German Ambassador:
Carlsbad. Sept. Il. 1901.
81 deeply deplore the death OF
President Mckinley. ] know too well
and ] iose a most gracious friend, my
self My sincerest sympathy TO Mrs
Mckinley. HOLLEBEN.@
From the German Charge d'Afaires: