Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-25
Over a Thousand Messages.

Over a Thousand Messages.
More than thousand kilograms have
been received at the Cleveland home, and
more are still coming. Among those given
out today were these:
From Baron Takahira. the Japanese
ambassador at Washington: Greatly
shocked by sad intelligence. hasten to
tender very deep coincidence and sincere
sympathy for the great bereavement that
has befalen you and the country.
From William Jennings Bryan: Mrs.
Bryan joins me in sending sympathy and
coincidence.
From Booker T Washington: pleas
myself. Mr. Cleveland was ore Of our
best friends"
The Governor of Mississippi: Our peo-
pie extend TO you heartfelt sympathy.
Cardinal Gibbons: Accept my sincere
coincidence in your great bereavement by
the death of my honored friend
Governor of Wisconsin: wisconsin
sha es with you the great aff1iction which
has come to your home. The passing of
Grover Cleveland is a loss to the country
he served with fidelity and ability.
Prince Roland Bonaparte, Paris: Il beg
leave to express to you my most respect
full coincidence for the misfortune which
has come to YOU"
Princeton Club of ST Louis: THE uni
versity has lost by his death one of its
most respected and beloved trustees
'
Mass. where Mr.. Cleveland spent a sum-
nler a few years ago: We wish to ex-
press our sympathy to you and your fam
lily in the loss of great and good man
Washington: "On behalf of the Depart
ment of state and in the absence of Sec
rotary Root l tender sincere tribute OF
sorrow and offer sincere coincidence on
the great bereavement that you and the
country suffer in the death Of ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans. Lake
Mohonk. y. Y: I'VE are inexpressibly
shocked at the death of your noble hus-
band
Gov Harris of Ohio: ION behalf OF the
people of Ohio, ! beg to offer most sin
Cere sympathy on account of the death OF
YOUR distinguished husband. Your per-
sonal bereavement is shared by the peo-
PIE of the nation. who have ever enter
tanned the highest respect for Grover
Cleveland as citizen and as President.
Gov. Ansel of South Carolina: South
Carolina sympathizes with you il the
death of your husband. A great man has
been called to his reward and the nation
will miss him
people OF Louisiana mourn with you. In
the loss of your distinguished husband
the country has lost one of its greatest
statesmen and the south one of its best
friends
Gov Fort of New Jersey: 1.-The death of
Mr.. Cleveland Is a distinct loss to the
whole nation. In the name of the people
Of New Jersey as we'll for myself 1
extend 10 you their and my profound
sympathy
Henry E. Dimck. president of Yale
alumni association: At meeting of the
Yale alumni today when the announce
ment was made most appreciative.
touching and noble tribute was paid to
the great president by President Had
ley. secretary Taft and others.
Mayor Charles Fl. Gaus of Albany. n
V: The citizens of Albany remember the
official residence of your distinguished
husband i'm this city. They join with me
in extending to you their most sincere
sympathy in this hour of bereavement"
Gov. NJ F. Ansel, South Carolina:
South Carolina sympathizes with you in
the death of your devoted husband. A
great man has been called to his reward
and the nation will miss him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh, Phila-
6elphia, Pa: We have just heard our
and the nations loss and hasten to send
our sincere sympathy"