The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-09
MESSAGES FROM
OVER THE WORLD
Tenders of Sympathy to the
Stricken President.
CROWNED HEADS
EXPRESS SORROW
-%
Nearly Every Civilized Nation
on Earth Heard From.

ffTA - NChNAh0S ~ A4OW III upon the
state department. Today's messages
were largely from crowned heads and
governments. Among them were the
following:
London. Sept. Z 1So1.-Secretary OF
state, Washington: The following
message received from his majesty. the
King, TO American ambassador:
OIIeT my deepest sympathy at the
dastardly attempt on the PRESIDENT
life. Have telegraphed direct to pres
ident CHOATF An1bssss5aH,-
Newport, r. /, Sept. 4, 1901.-Secre-
tary of State, Washington, d. c.: The
prime minister of Canada. commanded
py the governor general, desires me to
convey to you his expression of the
sense of horror with which the govern
ment and the people of Canada have
learned of the fiendish attempt upon
s s,,s NE Oh the president. and the deep
sympathy they feel in the distress OF
the American nation. and the presf-
dents family: they ferventIy hope and
pray that 1t may please Providence to
Ioll the hand of the assassin, and to
preserve life held in such high rever-
ence. not only by the people of the
United States, but all other nations
ana particularly the people of Canada.
GU, LOWTHER,
Charse on Behalf Of Canada and Col
The queen regent of Spain and her
government direct me to express the
horror with which they have heard of
the dastardly attempt to assassinate
the president of the United States. and
their hopes of his speedy recovery.
ARGOS, Minister of Spain.
Lament From Chile.
The chamber of deputies Of Chile s;r-
cereiy laments the criminal attempt on
the life of the distinguished chief mag
lstrate, Mr.. Mckinley, and makes
wishes for his recovery
CONCHOw, President.
BLANCO, Secretary.
The king and his government prav
your eXcellency to transmit to Pres
ident and Mrs. Mckinley their sympa-
my with indignant feeling for the
shocking attempt on the president and
they hope for a prompt recovery.
MATTERS, Charge of Belgium,
lceroy Tamau, dreadfully shocked.
asks me to convey through you heart
IeII sympathy to President and Mrs.
Nchlnley, says God surely would not
permit so good a man to die throurb
assassin bullet NJ. G. WADE.
united States Consul at Canton Chine
dls majesty. king of Wurttemberg
and sympathy expressing hone fo,,
numerous attempt which will have No
serious consequences upon the presJo
dents life. Please convey also nv sin
Cerest condolences OZNTT-N
United States Consul AT St,ttesI+
BEG my deepest sorrow. sympathy he
oHered to President and Mrs. McI<ip
ley The minister of strife NJ ullean
regents order called YESTERDAY and To-
gay 10 ask that all news be sent to
her Immediately. STORET2
L. s. Minister to Spain.
His highness, Prince Regent T,uit
Poid, absent. telegTaphs me TO convey
PRESIDENT and people profound sympa-
my; wishes speedy recovery.
I: S. Vice Consul at Munich. Bavaria.
Inc senate of Peru expresses to the
people and government of the United
them by the iniquitous attempt of
which the person Of President McKin
ley has been victim
CANADAMO, President.
From Argentine
Buenos Ayres, Sept. To the Pres
ident of the Senate of the ITnited
states, Washington, d. c.: The senate
OF the argentine nation in its session of
TO-DAY mas protested. rising. against the
attempt of which the illustrious presi-
dent of the United States has been the
victim and makes Wishes that God may
preserve the lie OF so worthy a ruler.
l send you greetings.
NORBERTO QUIRNO COSTA
President of the Senate.
Montevideo, Sept. THE government
OF Uruguay makes wishes for the
speedy recovery of the ilIustrious pres
ident of the United States. Mr.. McEin-
ley. l send you greetings.
GORMAN BOOZEN
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Uru-
Minestead: Deep sympathy and sor-
row at fearful crime.
sIk WILLIAM VERNON HAIR
Observation-Disclosures of the House.
IN the name of the house 1 regret the
sad accident that has happened to Mr.
Mckinley to make wishes for the re-
covery Of the illUstrious invalid
JOSEPH SAVEDRA,
president House Of Representatives of
Uruguay.
Santiago de Chili.-Vice President of
the United States Washington: The
Workmen of Chill deDlore the attempt
against the illustrious president.
Mr.. Lowther, the charge d affaires of
Great Britain, from Newport r. l.
sent separate messages of sympathy
Which ne has been requested to com
munieate by the governor and paon!e
OF Barbados Of Trinidad and TobaCo
or the Bahamas and of the Windward
islands.
From Italy.
Mr.. Carigni. the Italian charge. sent
the following: In pursuance of in
structions OF italian premier have the
honor in the name of the Italian ma
uOn 10 express to your excellency the
deepest feeling of execration of the
AhtS SOhlAuiIleu against the president
OF the United States. and the most fer
vent wishes for his recovery"
consul General Hughes at Cobure
GerTnany, cabled: Prince Regent IIo.
nenIohe and governments Cobure
Gotha and Meinengen request me con-
vey deepest sympathy"
Ambassador Choate at I.ondop cant
the following: From Lord Mavor of
London: The citizens of London have
received with profound regret ana
great Indignation intelligence of fhe
dastarcty attack on the life of the dis
tngufShed president of the United
states, and desire to convey through
your exceilency their sincere sympathy
with your country in this event Tltev
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: .Ac
cept expressions of deep sorrow at tha
outrage on the president. Prayers Of
Tered for his recovery at all services
in Canterbury cathedral
From Lord Provost of Edinbura-b.
In the name of the citizens of Tsdin-
burgh / beg to express horror AT das-
tardly outrage upon President McEin-
ley and to assure him and Mrs NJ
Kinley &nd the government and r,eo,,la
Of the. United States of our syrnoafb,,
with them and prayers for Presidents
recovery"
From King and Kaiser.
Following are the messages from,
King Edward aud