New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-11
SYMPATHY IS WORLD WIDE
Messages from Every Quarter
Regarding Mayors Condition.
FARLEY PRAYS FOR GAYNOR
Officials. Organizations, Friends,
Ali Deplore Shooting and
Hope for Recovery.

Mary's Hospital. IN Hoboken. They came
from Republicans. as well as Democrats,
high in the councils Of the party They
came from various sections of Europe, as
well as from all parts of this country.
Charles ". Fairbanks. former Vice-Presi-
dent of the United States. sent the follow
ing from Indianapolis:
Our people are Mortified at the dastardly
attack on your life and pray for your
speedy recovery.
Governor Weeks of Connecticut sent a
message from Middletown, as follows:
Have just learned of the assault on you
Please accept prayers for speedy recovery.
Ex-Mayors Low and Mcclellan sent ca bic
MESA ges as follows:
Dinard France August 10, 1910
Mayor Gaynor. New York.
Profoundly grieved. Pray earnestly your
recovery. SETH Low.
Homburg, August 10. 1910
Mayor Gaynor, New York
Greatly shocked by news. Earnestly hope
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN
By wireless came the following message
from President Montt of Chill, who had
been talking with the Mayor only few
moments before the shooting:
S 5. Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
AT sea. August 10 1910.
Mayor Gaynor. New York
Best wishes for your PROMPT recovery
PEDRO MONTT.
Internal Revenue Collector Charles w
Anderson. the leader of the negro Repub-
Icans Of New York County, sent this mes
sage:
Saratoga, y Y, August 10, 1910
MI Robert Adamson, Secretary TO the
Mayor, New ork.
body without regard to racial or political
differences is fervently hoping for the
complete and speedy recovery Of Mayor
Gaynor- CHARLES ". ANDERSON
Archbishop Farley sent this:
Mount Clemens. Mich. August g 1910.
Acting Mayor Mitchell, New York.
Am profoundly shocked al news Of at
tempt on life Of our Mayor. Hope and
pray i'- HIS ARCHBIsHoP FARLEY.
Among other messages received were the
following:
Columbus, Ohio. august 10. 1910
William J. Gaynor, New York. n. Y.
The cowardly attempt on your life has
deeply moved the people Of ONO. i re
minds them Of Garfield and Mckinley.
They rejoice that Your life was spared,
and pray for your quick and full recover
JUDSON HARMON.
Buffalo. y. Y. August 10. 1910.
Hon John Purroy Mitchell, Acting Mayor
The friends of Mayor Gaynor. as well
as all other citizens of the United States,
are all delighted with the reports sent out
from the sickbed today of the prospects
Of the certain recovery Of the Mayor
NORMAN f MACK.
Thomson n Y. August g. 1910
Acting Mayor. City Hall, New York City.
PROFOUND regrets at Mayors misfortune
and nv sincere hope for his speedy re
c,oyery JOHN A. DIX
Albany. = I; August s. 1910
Hon John Purroy Mitchell Acting Mayor
city Hall, New York
was deeply grieved TO learn OF the COW
ardIv assault on Mayor Gaynor. I sin
cereiy hope his recovery will be rapid
Attorney General
New York. August 10 1910
The Hon William J. Gaynor, Mayor of the
In the name of the Italian colony and
my own, ! beg TO express my deepesI SYN
patty and sorrow at the outrageous as
sauIt, and earnestly hope in your speedy
and safe recovery. EAhA ~
Consul General Of Italy
Dublin. N H, August 9, 1910.
British Consul General. New York City.
c;avnorSs condition and express deep sym
pafhv Of ell members Of the er1bassL
Chicago H. August 10, 1910.
Hon John Purroy Mitchell. Acuhg mayor
CITY Hall. New YORK
The Chicago Association OF Commerce,
-epresenting Chicago's comn1eTclaI' NOUS
+-ia1 and civic interests, notes with deepest
- ,T. The attack upon His Honor Mayor
cer,or Having great faith In his cour-
age and optimism. we extend our warmest
prompt President.
ra,tsgeno-t. conn. August % 1910.
rohn p Mitchell. Acting Mayor Ne" ORR
kttenpt or life Of Mayor ,IaEnor Is
80 community, with hope Of speedy
an EDWARD T BUCKINGHAM
MAYOR City Of bridgeport
Pleading. Penn. August 10 1910
49, = Mitchell Acting Mayor. New York. !
c,rr community IS shocked ar the IN
osjIed- for attack upon Mavor Gaynor- We
extend our sympathy VA ana h 10 pr I@E ''
spef's MAYOR.
Troy. y. y. August TO- 1917;
,obn Purroy Mitchell Acting Mayor city
Of New York.
am shocked TO hear OF the attack on
,i,- aIii Ciavnor'e life and desire to express
nv sympathy and earnest wishes for ms
speeoS CHARLES z. MANN,
Mayor of the city Of Troy, n y
,raadviIle. Penn. August 10. 1910.
H. Pobert Adamson. secretary 70 Mayor /
f,svnor city Hall New York, n y |
The people Of Meadyille. Penn JON Win
- :, danioring the wicked and dastardiN !
nt+er1nt on the life of Mayor Gaynor, ana
80 that he may recover and be spared
not only to his family, but 20 continue, me ne
;renfTv useful public service which |
Means so much TO his city and 20 me couh-
try. "
Dublin. ireland, August 10. 1917
robr Purroy Mitchell President BoSfd oi
Aldermen, New York ,ta,.or
C.r@afIf shocked at outrage on Mayor' /