The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-31
MESSAGES FROM
FAR AND WIDE
Whole World United in According
Honor to Roosevelt.
CROWNED HEADS PRAISE
CONGRATULATIONS FROM WIN. J.
BRYAN.

Oyster Bay, Aug. S0.-Crowned heads
of the world unite with distinguished
statesmen of America and Europe in
according the glory of peace between
Russia and Japan to President Roose-
welt. Throughout last night and today
kilograms OF congratulation poured
upon the president in a great flood.
They came from persons of high degree
and OF low and from all quarters of
the world.
From King Edward.
Among the first messages received
was one from the king of England, as
follows:
''Marienbad. Aug z9.-The President:
Let me be the first to congratulate YOU
on the successful issue of the peace
conference 90 which you greatly con-
tributed.
(signe0 EDWARD r. /"
Kaiser's Kind Words.
Soon after a notable cordial cable
gram Was received from Emperor VIII
liam of Germany. 1t read:
TO President RoOsevelt-Just re-
celNed cable from America announcing
agreement Of peace conference on pre-
hminaries OF peace I am overjoyed TO
express sincere congratulations at the
great success due TO your untiring eff
forts The whole of mankind must
unite and viii do so in thanking you for
the great boon you have given it,
(Slgned) WILLIAM 1. r.
Acknowledgements of France.
Ambassador Jusserand of France sent
this cablegram:
London, Aug. 3O.-President Roose-
welt: Heartiest, warmest congratuIa-
tiOns.
(SignedO "JUSSERAND."
Diplomats Congratulate.
Then came kilograms from diplomatic
representatives of foreign countries in
this country. From Sir Mortimer Du-
rand, the British ambassador, from
Minister Des Planches of Italy and
from the Chinese minister.
They follow:
'LenoX. Mass, Aug. 29.-Secretary to
the President: Please submit TO the
president my most cordial congratula-
tons upon the success of his efforts to
bring about peace.
(signed) ''DURAND."
Amherst, Mass. Aug. 29.-The Presi-
dent: ! beg TO offer my hearty con-
gratulations for the successful conclu-
sion of your efforts. for which the whole
world. especially the Orient, is ever in
oebted to you.
CSigned)
'CHENG TUNG LANG CHANG"
Italy Heard From.
washington. Aug 29-President
Roosevelt: L beg to offer you on behalf
Of the Italian government and as of
myself. heartfelt congra tulations for
your great success in re-estab lishing
peace. Italy who, since her constitu-
ton, has endeayored to be an element
and factor Of harmony among nations,
viii greatly admire and praise the work
YOU brought on so advantsgeously FOR
the benefit of humanity
(Signed) DIES PIANCHES
italian Ambassador"
Count Cassini. who recently was sue
ceeded by Baron ROsen as Russian am
bassadOr to the United States, eabled
as follows:
Paris Aug. 30.-President Roosevelt:
Profoundly happy at the result Of the
negotiations which assure a peace hon
orable to both nations and in which you
have taken so great part.
(Signed.) "CASSINL"
Message From Bryan.
William J. Bryan sent message
creditinG the president with the peace
agreement as follows:
GAINESVILLE, Wis, Aug. 30.-To Presi-
dent Roosevelt: Accept congratula-
tiOns- Your successful efforts TO secure
peace between Russia, and Japan re-
fleet credit on the nation,
(Signed.) WILLIAM J. BRYAN
Cordial messages We're received also
from senators and representatives in
congress congratulating the president
on his great triumph for peace, also
one from former Secretary of State
John w. Foster.