The Washington times., 1901-09-11
MESSAGES CONTINUE TO COME.
More Sympathetic Words Through
Diplomatic Channels.

still flowing full and strong as when the
first intelligence of the villainous attack
was flashed to the four corners of the
earth. But the ebb is near The change
will come when the associated physicians
announce that the last evidence OF danger
is past and the rising tide of rejoicing
obliterates all vestiges of the former sor-
rowing.
Among yesterdays messages were the
following:
From the United States Ambassador to
England:
Copy of a telegram received from
Foreign Office. Governor General, the
Earl of Hopetoun, to Mr. Chamber
lain:
".I have to express for myself and
for the Ministers on behalf of the peo-
pie of the commonwealth the sincere
sympathy we feel with. the people OF
America in the attack that has Deen
made upon President Mckinley, ana
the earnest hope that the assassin
blow may not prove mortal, ana tha'
the President may be spared 10 CON
tinue his wise guidance OF the ues
TIMES of the great people of the United
States of America.
ALSO a telegram from the Governor
the Earl of Ranfurly, to Mr. Champer-
lain:
e People of New Zealand learned
with horror dastardly deed President
Mckinley. Express sympathy with
Mrs. Mckinley in her great aftiiction
and also with American nation
Also sincere sympathy from the
Senate of Australia with the President
of the United States. CHoAIE
From the Charge d'Affaires of United
States Embassy. Rome, Italy:
'Adee's indicating Improvement re-
ceiyed this morning Much sympathy
for President continues expresSed'
ri at Ina All
listers of the Government-save. per
haps. one-have personally called OF
have teleeraphed to express horror Oh
crime, their sincere wishes for Prosi-
dents recovery, and warm sympathy
with American people.
Following received from Count OF .
Turin. the Kings cousin, who spent
some time recently in the United
States, and conveys Kings and own
sympathy:
'Horrified at the attempt, l beg
your excellency to accept my keenest
sympathy for the speedy recovery OF
Mr.. President of the United States
.VITTORIO EMANUELE. King,
'SAVOiA, Conte di Torino.
Also have received sympathetic tel
egram from Prinetti. Minister for For.
cign Affairs: Guido Bacelli. of the De-
partment of Commerce; Italian Grand
Master of the Free Masons; Monar-
chial Association of Casteggi: Wade.
sean American Missionary Church OF
tOTdnO SdDlud. FdTlpuS PbIi-4NsAI VI
ganizations. and even members of the
Pope's family.
The embassy book contains names
of Senators. Deputies, municipal Off
GERS of Rome, representatives from all
the embassies, and many travellers
kilograms have also been received
from many members of the diplomatic
corps who are out of Rome
From Minister for Foreign Affairs, oui-
to, Ecuador:
The Government and people of -Ec-
uador sincerely depiore the caiamty
that has befallen the worthy Chief
Magistrate of your great Republic,
victim of a monstrous attempt, and
make wishes for his recovery. Be
pleased to receive these wishes and to
convey them to the Government and
people of the United States and to
the most excellent Mr.. Mckinley.
JULIO ARIAS."
From the Charge d'Affaires, British
Embassy, Newport, R. l.:
Governor of South Australia desires
me to offer on his behalf and that of
the Government and people of the
colony an expression of earnest sym
pathy for the President, and of con-
gratulations to the United States on
his provioential escape.
Governor of Natal desires me to
convey to the President of the United
States and the family Of the President
the heartfelt sympathy of the people
of Natal. They earnestly pray that
the almighty may spare his life.
Governor of Jamaica desires me to
convey to you the expression of horror
with which Jamaica received news of
the outrage on the President, and of
sympathy with the American people"
'LOWTHER.
From William Brear, Mayor of Halifax,
England.
Mayor and inhabitants of Halifax,
England. have heard with feelings of
indignation Of attempted assassination
of President Mckinley, and TO express
to the people of the United States
their heartfelt sympathy and hope for
speedy recovery.
at Kobe, Japan:
Behalf Americans Kobe, kindly
convey Mrs Mckinley sincere sym-
pathy because of assault on Presi-
dent
From F. w. Cooling. United States Con-
sui at Newcastle, N s. w.
Chamber Commerce extend pro-
.GoDING."
From Florence. Italy:
Americans Florence express heart
felt sympathy President Mckinley,
with earnest wishes speedy recovery.
VICE CONSUL.
Resolution received from the Universal
Peace Union and Pennsylvania Peace
Union, 1905 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa:
The Universal Peace Union and
Pennsylvania Peace Society in their
executive sessions this day records and
beg to be forwarded sincerest sympathy
for Preside mt Mckinley his family and
our nation; fervent hopes for his
speedy recovery and utter condemna-
tion of the inhuman, disloyal and un-
godly act of the assassin.
ALFRED II. LOVE.
President of the Universal Peace
CHARLES P. HASTINGS,
Chairman pro tenn for Hon. William
n. Ashman, President of the Penn
sylvania Peace Society"
From Chicago, Ill:
1.-The members of the below-named
society in meeting assembled have re-
ceived with profound regret and great
Indignation intelligence of the das-
tardly attempt on the life of our dis
tinguished President. and all desire to
convey through your eXcellency our
sincere sympathy with our true, low
ing citizens in this melancholy event
We trust and hope that so valuable
and true life as our President Nc
Kinley's may be spared for the well
fare of the people.
I'm behalf of the members Of the
Polish National Alliance, Branch No.
1Ss, of Chicago III.
JOHN n. NowICKI,
JOSEPH BLASSkA
DENIED AT ITALIAN LEGATION.