New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
WHOLE WORLD CONDOLES
LONDON READY TO AID
Kings end Governments Send Sam
pathy TO Stricken Citu.

- President Fallieres OF France.
- orerpovering disaster at San F-,,o,...
ses France great sorrow, and we ioir vv,+h r
. Asa-t IN the sorrow OF the great Renub,,o %
--,s-ed states. ] extend 10 YOU. Ny p,av,
-, nv most sincere condolences and convey
,se sorrouing families OF the victims nv
sympathy
AZ government and the Peruvian naomi.
- keenlv the grief OF the people OF the
pr,,ss States over the catastrophe at San Fran
- convey my heartfelt sympathy il, these
sd moments
r-,r king Frederick Denmark:
q fee in1pelled 10 express my most heartfelt
,,stbv in the immense sorrow which has be-
80. YOU ana The American people by the
..tsst-ophe Of san Francisco"
r-,r king Haalzon. Norway:
azsase accept deepest sympathy in terrible
as,e,er which has befallen San Francisco"
ron Earl Grey, Ottawa:
~plssse accept my eincere and deepest sym
-.,t, concerning The terrible disaster al San
Francisco"
Frora Premier Seldom, New Zealand:
=, is with profound sorrow We learn disas-
INNS earthquake al san Francisco. We. peopls
ed government Of New Zealand tender your
e-sst nation aud especially the bereayed and
,ursrs-s, our whole heartfelt sympathies.'
From the King Of Portugal:
aDeeplv moved by the terrible catastrophe Of
California / send the expression Of my most
sincere confidence and sympathy"
From Emperor NicAolas. Russia:
Deeply impressed by terrible disaster in san
Francisco. ! express 10 you and TO the Ameri-
en- people my wa7nest sympathy ana sincere
Conscience.
r-o-r Kf-., oT italy:
q convey TO You and your countrymen the
profound sympathy which the terrible disaster
which has befalen san Francisco has evoked
h I,aly ana my coincidence with those VINO
l1vs suffered.
From General William Booth, Salvation Army:
God alone can efrectually comfort and help
lie living sufferers by this agonizing calamity
q San Francisco. The prayers and sympathy
a or people the world over are with YOU"
London, April l9-The great wave Of sympa-
Try in Great Britain for the sufferers from tho
San Francisco catastrophe would take practi-
cal form on the slightest irtimation that fnan-
ca relief is necessary or acceptable. Il is the
general opinion, however. that the Americans
viii prefer 10 take care Of the situation them
selves without outside aid.
Public meetings to-day adopted expressions Of
sorrow al the calamity and deep sympathy with
The bereaved and injured people. Many inquir-
ers, who had relatives IN San Francisco called
during the day al the American Embassy. and
he Offices Of The Associated Press We're invaded
BY San Franciscans desirous Of obtaining the
latest news.
The American Society has summoned its mem
krs by telegraph 10 attend meeting to-uor-
10 discuss steps 10 assist the sufferers at
San Francisco Ambassador Reid is expected
10 preside
There were many callers at Dorchester House,
Ambassador Reds residence. during the day TO
express sympathy with the earthquake sufferers
NJ Reid was also IL receipt Of numerous tele-
grams including one from Lord Mayor Morgan
q London and another from the Premier. Sir
Henry Campbell -Bannerman which he imme-
diately forwarded 10 the State Department at
Washington
John L. Redmond to-day telegraphed 20 Mayor
schmitz Of san Francisco. on behalf OF the Irish
'ary and nation, an expression of sympathy and
mourning
Paris. April 19-President FaIlieres has tele-
gaphed TO President Roosevelt an expression
q Frances most profound sympathy with the
United States in the distress resulting from the
earthquake in California.
The Ministerial Council to-day discussed the
forward condolences. NJ AIorland. chief Of the
protocol Of the Foreign Of1ice called at the
American Embassy during the day and per-
NAsly conveyed 10 Ambassador Mccormick an
Expression OF sorrow
There are many Sar Franciscans here. includ-
Ag q number or the Sp-eckels family, and they
t,e IN Z state o. intense anxiety as repeated
tlegraEns hring no response concerning the fate
. relative. The presence OF the Sp-eckels
mere is preparatory 10 the marriage of Miss
-aTline spreokels TO Spencer F. Eddy. secretary
The American Embassy at ST. Petersburg.
Schitz Grand Duchy OF Hesse April 10
Emperor William. who IS here to-day directed
soTeign Secretary Tschirsky TO telegraph TO the
american government his sorrow and sympathy
Il the disaster caused by the earthquake in
California
Berlin, April 19,-The sem1-oficial North
'eT'nan Gazette" to-day says:
Al Germany sympathizes deeply with Amer
- These cstasrrophes draw human beings
,eoseT and bring home 10 US a feeling OF solidar-
= = maj must grow deeper when such over
ce-!.lng blows plunge a nation with whlch
Mourning
~ The other German papers comment In
'1llar manner on the disaster.
Bremen Apr9l 19.-Ths ''weser zeitung' to-
~ called upon the citizens Of Bremen TO show
SE genuine sympathy with the people Of San
''SAcisco by organizing relief fund.
rune April 19.-King Victor Emmanuel has
Ss'lso 70 President Roosevelt his sympathy in
1-e Sen Francisco disaster. and Premier Sonnino
'-o Finance Minister Luzzatt have personally
'o1aolsd with Ambassador White. who to-day
sustained from attending the races, q great so
ca event
AlE Nlctor Ernraanuel ras most impressed |