The Washington times., 1901-09-08

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This Government. representatives
foreign nations here, and the Peopie
profoundly sympathize with Prosi-
dents family and join Americans IN
universal sorrow. GtbGhh-
From Bishop Sbarett. of Havana, t'
the War Department.
'Sincerest sympathy in nations sor-
row. | pray God for President re-
covery. May God grant his recovery.
From Emilio Nunez. Havana:
Il regret the sad news of the Presi-
dents accident and l hope for a speedy
recovery"
From the Charge d'Affaires of Grea
Britain in the United States to the Sec
retary Of State:
Newport, r. l.. Sept. :.
Il am directed to express the Kings
deepest sympathy at the dastardly at
tempt on the President. Lord Lans-
downe and members of the Cabinet peg
me also to express their deepest sym
pathy to the United States Govern
ment. GERARD LOWTHER.
From members of the Diplomatic Corps
to the Secretary of state:
From the German Ambassador to the
United States:
Bremen. Sept. l.
please accept the expression OF my
most sincere ana nearly regret On at
count of the dreadful accident the
President met with. Please convey
this message. If possible to the Presi-
' " . 'HoLLEBEN."
From the Italian Ambassador:
Rome. Sept. I.
Deeply grieved terrible crime.
Trust President will be spared to his
"BARON FAVA."
From the Mexican Ambassador:
Buffalo, Sept 6.
The Mexican Ambassador expresses
to the Government of the United
States his deep regrets for the afro
cious attempt against the life of his
ENcellency President Mckinley. The
diplomatic representatives OF Ecuador,
Costa Rica, Spain, Japan. Peru. Co
lombia, Korea. Turkey, Russia, Nene-
zuela, Brazil. and China, at present in
this city, have requested the Ambas-
sador to express in their names the
m. DE AZPIROZ."
From the Belgian Minister to Washing
ton:
''Ecaussines, Belgium, Sept. Z.
Accept expressions my sentiments
of indignation and grief for awful at
tempt. LICHTERN EIDE"
From the Danish Minister:
Bar Harbor. Me. Sept l.
In the name of my Government and
in my own l beg to express deepest
sympathy on account of atrocious
crime committed against the President
and sincerest wishes for recovery.
From the Minister of Sweden and Nor
way:
Bar Harbor Sept. Z.
Il beg TO express to you my horror
at the aDominable attempt and my
congratulations that the President
valuable life was spared. l have wired
my sympathy direct TO Mr.. Cortelyoa
"A. GRIP"
From the Minister of Haiti:
Deer Park, Md, Sept 7.
Il heard of the sad news of the
criminal attempt on the President
life. / beg to convey the heartfelt
sympathy of my Government and peo-
pie, of my own and our best wishes
:LEGER."
From the Minister of Guatemala:
Deer Park, Md. Sept :.
Deeply impressed by the awful
crime, | wish to express to you my
great regret, and sincerely hope for the
recovery OF the iilustrious President
Mckinley. A. LAZO ARRIAGA."
From the Minister of France in Switz-
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France in Washington:
''Berne. Sept I.
Please convey to the President re-
spectful sympathy aud wishes for
speedy recovery. THIEBAUT."
From the Charge d'Amaires of Switzer-
and:
Manchester. Mass. Sept Z.
Deeply deploring the odious attempt
against the Presidents life. l beg to
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cious life may be spared to his coun-
try. LARDE.
From the Charge d'Affaires OF the
Dominican Republic:
New York, Sept 6.
Heartily deplore the criminal at
tempt on the person of His Excellency
President Mckinley, and hope he may
have very speedy recovery.
Fl. L. VASQUEZ.
From the Ecumenical Methodist Confer
ence to the Secretary of State:
London, Sept Z.
I'm accordance with action taken on
this 9TH day OF September this Ecu
menical Methodist Conference assem-
bled in Wesley Chapel, London, ex-
presses through you To the American
people its intense Indignation at the
dastardly attempt upon the life of the
President OF the United States of
America and its profound sympathy
with the nation In its deep anxiety.
JOHN BOND,
JAMES NJ KING,
Secretaries"
Municipalities in England and Scotland
20 the Secretary of State:
From the Lord Provost of Glasgow:
Glasgow, Sept. I.
THE Lord Provost OF Glasgow de-
sires to express in the name of the
corporation and of the entire cornmu-
nifty their profound grief and indigna-
tion at the attempt made on the life OF
the President of the United States.
They cherish the deepest sympathy
with him in his present sufferings and
with the people Of the American Re
public in the distress into which this
act has plunged them and they fondly
hope that God will graciousiy grant
the suffering President a complete and
speedy recovery.
SAMUEL CHISHOLM.
Lord Provost"
From the Lord Mayor of Liverpool:
Liverpool, Sept T.
ION behalf Of the citizens of Liver
pool l beg to offer the expression OF
their deepest sympathy with the Gov
crnment and people Of the United
States and their deep adherence of
the crime which has placed in ieou-
ardy the life OF a President who has
done so much to maintain the cordial
relations which they trust will ever
continue between this country and the
United States. 1 earnestly trust that
by the mercy OF Almighty God the life
of the President may be spared.
ARTHUR CkOSTHWAITE,
Lord Mayor"
From the Lord Mayor OF Leeds. Eng
and:
Leeds, Sept. 7.
Lord Mayor and citizens of Leeds,
England, have received intimation OF
attempted assassination OF President
Mckinley with feelings of profound
indignation and adherence. They Of
fer TO the citizens Of the United States
their deepest sympathy and fervently