The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-03
MESSAGES or CONDOLENCE.
From LsnsdOwne. Members Of DlplOm alto
Corps and Our Ministers Abroad.

Corps and Our Ministers Abroad.
WASHINGTON, July I'm addition to the
messages Of condolences on the death OF
Mr.. Hay sent directly to President Roose
welt at Oyster Bay and to Mrs Hay at New
bury, Acting Secretary of State Peiroe
has received many kilograms of an official
character which were made public to-day.
Some OF them follow:
From Sir Henry Mortimer Durand.
British Ambassador to the United States:
1LENox. Mass.
Lord Iansdowne telegraphs to me that
his Majesty's Government has hea rd
with profound regret OF the death Of
the Hon. John Hay. who was held in
universal respect by the people OF Great
Britain. His Ma jesty's Government rec
ognizes the great services rendered by
Mr.. Hay in promoting the friendly relations
which so happily unite the two countries.
They ask that an expression Of their deep
sympathy may be conveyed to the fresi
dent in the loss which he has sustained.
Lord Iansdowne desires me also to ex-
press his great personal regret OF the news"
From Joaquin Nabuco, the Brazilian
Minister to the United States:
communication and. thanking you for your
courtesy. ask you kindly to convey to the
President my deepest sense OF the great loss
the country and himself have suffered in
the person Of Mr.. Hay. Please accept my
condolences for yourself and the Depart
ment of State"
From the Japanese Minister to the United
States:
EAST GLOUCESTER, Mass.-In thanking
You for your telegram Of this date announc-
ing the lamented death Of the Hon. John
Hay. Secretary Of State. hasten to ex-
press the deepest sympathy OF my Govern
ment with that of the United States in
their sad loss Of so distinguished and hon
ored a statesman and the heartfelt regrets
Of the members Of this legation"
From Henry White. American Ambas-
sador to Italy
ROME Please cable me date of funeral
soon IA known. Propose having memorial
services at the same time in the American
church here
Minister to Morocco
"TANoIER.-N OF Secretary Hays
death received with profound sorrow. In
strnctions carried out
From the Netherlands Charge d'Affaires
NEWPORT, r. I.-Have received with
deep regret your telegram Of to-day an
nounc,ng the death OF the Hon. John Hay,
Secretary Of State. | have not failed 10 con-
vey this sad intelligence to my Govern
ment. and beg you to accept the assurances
of nv profound sympathy in this great loss
the American nation has sustained
From Baron Giskra, Austria -Hungary's
Charge d'Afaires:
-LENox. Mass.-Folowing instructions
received. have the honor to present here
with to the Government OF the United Stat es
the most sincere condolences OF the imperial
and royal Government on the occasion Of
the deeply regretted death Of his Excelency
the Hon. John Hay, Secretary OF State
From Robert s. Mccormick, the Ameri-
can Ambassador to France:
.PARIs.-pending instructions and be-
lieving 1t to be In accordance with the
wishes of the President, have suggested no
changes in the function in connection with
the turning over of the rema ins Of Admiral
John Paul Jones by Special Ambassador
Porter to Special Ambassador Loomis on
account of the lamented death Of Mr.. Hay.
Conceiving 1t to be the best expression Of
sentiment of Americans in Paris over our
great losa. have closed my house on the
Fourth of July, abandoning the usual recep-
ton"
From George Won l.. Meyer. American
Ambassador to Russia:
"Sr. PETERSBURG. Greatly shocked and
prieved at sad news. Count Iamsdorff
called personally this afternoon and left
letter expressing his deep sympathy. At
proper time kindly express my sincere
coincidence to Mrs. Hay
From Hamilton King. United States
Minister, who il at Santa Barbara Cal:
"'rhc world will miss Secretary Hay.
especially the Orient
Mr.. Takahira, the japanese Minister,
sent word to the Acting Secretary OF State
that the flag OF the Japanese legation would
be displayed at half mast ont OF respect to
Mr. Hays memory.
Messages of coincidence were received
also from the Argentine Minister to the
United States. who Is In New York; the
Guatemalan Minister of Foreign Affairs
Senior f. A. Diaz, the uriguayan Minister
to Washington; the Charge d'Afaires of
Nicaragua, the Charge d'Anares OF Sweden
and Norway. |. n. Leger the Minister Of
Hayti to the United States. who Ia at Deer
Park, Md; Minister Calderon, who ia in
New York and the Consul General OF Ecua-
dor at San Francisco.
Services In Memory OF MIR. Hay.