The Washington times., 1901-09-21
MESSAGES OF C0NDoLENCE.
Sympathetic Cablegrams From Eu.
rope, Manila, Havana, Zanzibar.

MESSAuEO Or CUNUULENCE.
sympathetic Cablegrams From En-
rope, Manila, Havana, Zanzibar.
Within the past several days, during
which the Government departments were
closed out Of respect to the late President
Mckinley, large number of messages
of coincidence We're received at the State
and War Departments Secretary Hay
received ceblcgrams from London. Wen
ma, Buenos Ayres, eVladiyostock. Quito.
and Zanzibar, and Secretary Roots tcIe-
graphic advices included many messages
from Manila and Havana officials. and a
belated cabiegram from the party of
American Congressman now touring the
Philippines. The latter officials had not
then heard of the fatal termination OF
the Presidents illness, their despatch
having been sent September g.
The sympathetic expressions sent to the
State Department were as follows:
From the Ambassador to England:
London.
gram from the King this morning:
American Ambassador, United
States Embassy, London: Please con-
vey to Mrs Mckinley my best thanks
l feel most deeply for her In the hour
of her great afiiiction, and pray that
God may give her strength to bear her
heavy cross Our thoughts will today
be especially with the American ma
ton. when its distinguished President
is laid to rest. Edward r.
"CHoATE."
From the United States Minister to
Austria:
Vienna
Through courtesy British Ambassa-
dor two services held TODAY in erpbar-
sy chapel, full attendance; official ser
vice in morning, including Prince
Lichtenstein, representing Emperor,
and Under Secretaries. Austrian Prime
Minister and Cabinet, Mayor of vi
emma, all ambassadors and envoys in
Vienna, with full stats; afternoon ser
vice for Americans and public at which
delivered short eulogy; crowded-many
turned away. Signs of public mourn
MCCORMICK"
From the United States Minister to the
Argentine Republic:
'Buenos Ayres.
Memorial services held here same
hour funeral in Canton. President,
Cabinet, diplomatic and consular Off
GERS present. Audience numbered over
2Go. Government furnished fun mil
tary honors. Marked expression bf
sympathy for Mckinley. Argentines
and English heartily cooperating with
our citizens. LORD"
From the United States Consul at vlad-
ivostock:
Governors Amoor, maritime pro-
vinces, vice admiral Pacific squadron.
city authorities, all people of Siberia
condole death President; today en-
tire Russian squadron displays Ca
half-mast, colors dipped. twenty-one
guns GREENEN.''
From the British Consul 6. Quito:
Gable legation announcing dea.th
President received 14th Government
Ecuador Immediately ordered national
mourning; foreign ministers and con-
suls likewise; flags half-mast, mes
sages coincidence. "Details mail.
'LUDOVICs SODERSTROM,
His Britannia Majesty's Consul"
From the Sultan of Zanzibar:
Kindly convey to the President of
the United States the expression of my
deep, sympathy with the American
people in the grievous loss which they
have suffered through; the dastardly
attack on the late President; and my
earnest hope for the future happiness
and welfare, of President Roosevelt
and the great American nation.
SULTAN OF ZANZIBAR"
The messages sent to the War Depart
From Senator Bacon of Georgia and six
members of the House of Representatives:
Manila. .fSeptember 8.
Transmit following despatch Presi-
dent Mckinley: Sincerely sympa-
thize and earnestly hope for your
speedy recovery. Bacon. Dearmond,
Gaines. Mercer. Week. Green, Jack
TAFT"
Paris,
Send respectfully expression deep
grief about death President Mckinley.
CAPTAIN VIGNAL,
French Embassy"
From the Governor of the Philippines:
Manila.
Transmit following: Municipal and
advisory boards Manila mourning less
Filipinos' best friend; express deepest
sympathy Mrs. Mckinley here; over
whelming grief. TAFT
please convey to Mrs. Mckinley
profound personal grief of every mem
ber of Commission, and deepest SYM
pathy in her irretrievable loss and
that of nation. TAFT
Manila.
Transmit following: Manila Ex-
change sends deepest sympathy TO
Mrs. Mckinley and the nation;
MCLEOD, President"
Manila.
Mrs. Mckinley and nation: confidente
Roosevelt" mo Signature.l
'The Filipinos of the Province OF
Sorsogon desire to express profound
grief at the death of the President
and protest .gainst the ignominious
attack. LIVINGSTON.
Governor"
From the Military Governor of Cuba:
"HaVana
Havana and other cities haNA sus-
pended all business today; theatres
and aInusements closed; public and
many private buildings draped in
mourning; flags at half staff through
out the island The representatives of
foreign Governments branches of the
insular government and civil corpora
tions from all parts of the island ten
dered their sympathy. The feeling is
general and sincere. WOOD"
Havana.
II desire to express to you in the
name of the American Army Of Occu-
patton and of the Cuban people our
profound sorrow and sense of loss on
account OF the death of President Nc
Kinley WOOD"
Havana.
Mayor of Havana requests follow
ing telegram sent the President:
The Mayor of Havana, in the name
of Ayuntamiento of the city and in
terpreting the deep feeling of sorrow
of the people on hearing of the at
tempt on the life of Hon. William Nc
kinley. President of the United States
of North America, tenders to the Gov
ernment and people of said great ma
ton and to the family of the victim
sincere expression of coincidence
WOOD, Military Governor"
T. Havana
Cuba has lost her guardian Nc
klnlgN shall live forever N