The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-19

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| WASHINGTON. Sept. s-some of tn
additional kilograms of coincidence re
ceived at the State Department toda,
are as follows:
Il beg your excellency to accept tn
| expression of my most profound sym
pathy on the occasion of the heinous at
tempt made against you.
ALEXANDER. King of Servia.'
President Mckinley, Washington.
keenly deplore the nefarious crime com
mitted on the person of your excellency
and make sincere wishes for your speed,
and happy recovery.
{ GENERAL PANDO.
President of Bolivia "
LONDON. Sept. 9.-Antonio Regidor Y
Jurado, described as the European repre-
sentative of the Filipinos, has sent the
Following message to America: I'm be-
half of the Filipinos we desire to express
our horror and detestation of the das-
tardly attempt on the life of the presi-
dent and to assure him and his courage
Gus wife of our sympathy and PRAYERS.
May he speedily recover to adjust the
unfortunate differences between the Fill
ipinos and America. A fatal termination
,
more than in the Philippines"
BUFFALO. Sept S.-Following are the
messages from King Edward and EN-
peror William:
KEEL, Sept. Z, -190l.--To the President
of the United States, Buffalo: Am forri-
fled beyond words at the dastardly at
tempt on your life. My best and warm
for your recovery. EDWARD"
'KOENIGsBERG. Sept 8, 1so1-To
the President of the United States, Buff
falo: Am deeply distressed by news of
the dastardly attempt on your life.
express to you how / and the whole of
the German people feel for you and the
anguish through which your country
has to pass. May the Lord grant you
sure and speedy recovery.
WILLIAM, l. r."
MELBOURNE. Sept s-The Federal
Cabinet has requested the governor-gen-
eral of Australia, the Earl of Hopetoun,
to cable to the Secretary of State for the
Colonies, Mr.. Chamberlain, expressing
the sympathy of the Australian people
with the Americans, earnestly hoping
that the presidents wounds are not
mortal, and that he will be spared
to continue his wise guidance of the des-
TIMES of his great people.
COPENHAGEN, Sept. S.-The Danish
newspapers express the deepest sympa-
thy for the American people. Empe: or
Nicholas, King George of Greece. King
Christian of Denmark and other royalties
sent messages of sympathy, to Washing
ton, and many court dgnitaries called at
the United States legation to make in
quirieS and express their horror of the
crime
VIENNA, Sept. S.-Count Goluchowski,
Austro- Hungarian Minister of Foreign
Affairs, has cabled through the Washing
ton Embassy: Heartfelt sympathy.
Warmest wishes for recovery
MEXICO CITY, Sept. S.--Much sympa-
thy was expressed by President Diaz and
Cabinet and all the members of the dip
lomatic corps with President Mckinley.
On the first receipt of the news, Presi-
dent Diaz sent an aid to inquire at the
American Embassy. Later, on confirm
alton of the news, President Diaz called
personally on General Clayton.
LONDON, Sept. s.-Dowager Queen
Margharita, upon hearing news of the
attempt upon the life of President Nc
Kinley, says the Rome correspondent of
the Daily News, with tears IN her eyes,
said: These things come hardest on
the women. and at least poor Mrs Nc
Kinley, in her state of health, should
have been spared
The Pope, the Daily News correspond
ent says. also displayed deep emotion,
saying: "Oh. how earnestly I pray that
he may escape with his life. These
crimes are the curse of our day. I can
only offer the afflicted victim and his
poor wife my humble prayers"