Evening star., 1901-09-09
MESSAGES OF CONDOLENCE.
Sympathy and Indignation Expressed
to State Department..


to State Department..
Mr. Lowtl1er, the charge d'affaires Of
Great Britain from Newport. r. l.. has sent
to the State Department separate mes
sages of sympathy, which he had been re-
cuested to communicate by the governor
and people of Barbados, Of Trinidad and
Tobago, OF the Bahamas and of the Wind
ward Islands
Mr.. Carignani, the Italian charge sent
the following:
I'm pursuance Of instruction Of Italian
premier I have the honor in the name Of
the Italian nation to express to your ex-
ceilency the deepest feelings OF execration
of the crime committed against the Presi-
dent OF the United States and the most
fervent wishes for his complete recovery"
Consul General Hughes. at Coburg, Ger
many. cabled:
ernments Of Coburg. Gotha and Mainlngen
request me convey deepest sympathy. Ask
condition of President"
Ambassador Choate, at London. sent the
following:
From Lord Mayor of London: The citi-
zens Of London have received with pro-
found regret and great indignation intelii-
gence Of the dastardly attack on the life OF
the distinguished President Of the United
States, and desire to convey, through your
excellency, their sincere sympathy with
your country in this melancholy event
They trust that so valuable a life as Presi-
dent McKinley's may be spared for the
welfare of the American people.
from Vice Dean Canterbury Cathedral:
Accept expression Of deep sorrow at out
rage upon the President. Prayers offered
for his recovery at all services in Canter-
bury Cathedral.
From Lord Provost Of Edinburgh: In the
name of the citizens Of Edinburgh l beg to
express horror at dastardy outrage upon
President Mckinley, and to assure him and
Mrs. Mckinley and the government and
people of the United States of our SYM
pathy with them and prayers for Presi-
dents recovery.
From Field Marshal Lord Roberts:
Please convey to President and Mrs Nc
army, our profound regret at what has oc-
CURED and our earnest hope that Mr.. Nc
Kinley's valuable life may be spared"
Mr.. Chas. h. Lardy, Swiss charge at
Manchester, Mass, telegraphed:
II am in receipt Of the following tele-
gram from the high Swiss federal council:
You are instructed to express to his ex-
cellency, Mr.. President Mckinley and to
the government Of the Union, our horror at
attempt committed yesterday at Buffalo, as
well as our sincere wishes for speedy and
complete recovery OF the patient"
Austrian Minister Hengelmuller wired:
"Grieved and Mortified by abominabie
crime against Presidents life and beg to
express my fervent wishes for his recov-
cry"
Mr.. Bailey. United States charge DAT
faires at Guatemala and Honduras, tele-
graphed:
The minister of foreign affairs of Guate-
ma1a requests me to cable deep sympathy
which his government shares with us. re-
sulting from the sad misfortune to Mr..
Mckinley and that this government also
cherishes sincere hope for the Presidents
speedy recovery"
Jose Saavedra. president house Of repre-
sentatives of Uruguay, telegraphed:
In the name Of the house I regret the
sad accident that has happened to Mr..
Mckinley, and make wishes for the recoy--
cry of the illustrious invalid"
The Cuban colony at Lima, Peru, ex-
pressed deep regret at the attempt on the
life of the President. offering earnest pray
ers for prompt recovery