The Washington times., 1901-09-17

and all members OF the Embassy JON
me in extending to Mrs. MCKINLEY
heartfelt sentiments of coincidence.
President Loubet Ministers of French
Government and representatives OF all
classes of people, deeply toncnea y!
the sad event. have called in person at
Embassy to express their Gespest
sympathy. PORTER.
From the American Minister to Austria
Hungary:
vienna. Sept. II, 1901.
'ProfounGest personal sorrow at the
death of MIR. Mckinley and grief that
the country has lost its wise Presi-
gent in the prime of his usefulness, its
people their deservedly trusted leader,
and the world a great and good man.
MCCORMICK
From the American Minister to the
Netherlands:
"Syravenhage. Sept. Il. 1901.
Universal expression of sympathy
from all classes after apparent GER
tainty of Presidents recovery. The
shock to us all is beyond words. Ev-
cry member of Government has cali
ed Newell,
United States Minister
From the American Ambassador to
Mexico: ,oo,
tfncuished Mexican officials. diplo-
matte corps, and citizens of all na-
tionalities. notably Mexican and BRIT
ish have called TO express sympathy.
! will arrange for general memorial
services on funeral day. Universal
expressions of sorrow.
POWELL CLAYTON"
From American Charge d'Anairs to
Italy:
ssRonne Sent Il 1891
Your despatch announcing the
Presidents death received. l wish TO
associate. myself with your grief in
this great afflicuon. IDDlNGS,
American Charge d'Affairs."
From the American Consul at Weimar:
"We;mar. Sept. Is. 1901
Received following telegram from
Grand Duke of Saxe-W -Weimar: Very
painfully affected by the sad intelli-
genre of the death Of President Nc
kinley. ! hasten to express to YOU
my sincere sympathy in your coun-
try's heavy loss and my intense hor-
ror of the crime the departed has
fallen a victim to. Wilhelm Ernst
United States Consul"
From the American Vice Consul at
Turks Island:
Turks Island, Sept H. 1901.
Deepest sympathy for Mrs. Mckin-
ley and American people.
JONES, Vice Consul
From the American Consul at Bahia:
Bahia, Sept II. 1901.
Convey Mrs Mckinley our colony's
heartfelt sympathy for her and coun-
try's great loss. FURNISS."
Bahia. Sept. Il. 1901.
British residents sympathize loss
"FURNIss."
From the Consul of the United tSates
at Vancouver:
Vancouver. B. c.. Sept IA, 1901.
'All flags upon public and private
buildings and upon vessels of all ma
tions here displayed half-staff. SYM
touching. Have draped consulate and
my house Americans here feel they
have lost best friend. DUDLEY,
Consul"
From the American Vice Consul at Port
Antonio, Jamaica:
Port Antonio. Sept H. 1901
profound sympathy expressed by
whole community of lamentable death
of President. JACKSON,
american Consul, Port Antonio"
San Francisco, Sept. IA.
please accept my sincere coincidence
and sympathy in the lamentabie end
ing OF your great President whom the
world all respect and admire
Chinese Consul General"
From the American Consul at AK la
ChapeIle:
AK la ChapeI1e. Sept. IA. 1901
Convey to Mrs. Mckinley for my
Americas loss only oqualed by loss of
Lincoln History will record Wash
irgton. Lincoln, Mckinley.
FRANK II. BRUNDAGE, Consul"
From the Commissioner of Turks ISL
and:
Turks Island. Sept. u, 1901.
Commissioner and people Of Turks
Island deeply sympathize with Mrs.
Mckinley and the people of the United
States on the death Of the great and
good President STANBYN."
From the American Vice Consul at
Munich:
Munich, Sept Is, 1901.
Royal Highness Prince Regent by
telesraphic order through Acting Min
istcr Foreign Affairs expresses deepest
and mosi heartfelt sympathy at loss
sustained by American nation
''FALk-"
From the Bremen Chamber of Com
merce:
bremen. Sept II. 1901
Deeply Mortified at the Villain.us
act which was destined to premature
ly end the life of your glorious coun-
trV'S great and noble President the