New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-17

than any other member Of the govern
n.ent. sent the following dispatch Se'
terdav TO Ambass9d or Bryce in WASH
ington: .,,,-
"Please express the deep sympaVnS
Of his majesty's government ana ',si'
very great regret at the death OF MI
Whitelaw Reid He had endeareu MN
so1f personally TO every one here WHO
,,rev him we feel we have lost a
fricnd and we sympathize sincerely
and deepIv with the United States III
tho loss which has befallen her.
Mrs Reid has not yet been oi1ic ,r,.
informed Of the intention OF the ID
;eb government to send the Arno's''
dor,s bodv home on a battleshlp' anu
orro,oaunents were tentatively maue
yesterday to take the body nome wi d
steamer sailing on Saturday next pu'
g, &C. believed that no doubt the gov
orrments offer will be accepted oo'h
&c tribute TO the Ambassador ana d
compliment and an honor to the Aii'ei =
lean people. -.ordo,,
Arrangements were made YESTERDAY
eor a funeral service at noon on r'l-
A.. j., Westminster Abbey, at whlcl
tho Dean and Chapter OF the AopeS
IN oficiate. The Bishop of London
suggested a service in St PauIs' out
tho King Yesterday morning first suB-
,ras.od tho ROYAL Chapel. and then de-
cided later upon Westminster as JIG
,hougbt the ROYAL Chapel would be TOO
..,,,ou Tho use Of Westminster Aopey
Cor this purpose is very unusual ana
can only be done at the suggestion Oh
the King.
AIRS. Reid is still greatly prostrateu'
but wa- much better yesterday tharl
nm Sunday evening. Two wireless as
matches were received during the day
at Dorchester House from Mr.. ana Mrs'
ogden Reid. who are on the Kronprinz-
essin Cecilie.
Dead Ambassadors Friends.
hundreds Of dispatches of cohuo-
lence and sympathy were received yes
tordav at Dorchester House, ana coh-
stant stream Of carriages and automo-
buos brought sympattizers and friends
Among those from whom dispatches ana
letters were received were PresldehO
and Mrs Taft. the Duke and Duchess
of Teck, DR.. st. Clair Mckei"ay'
,,ice-cbancellor of the Regents OF the
University of the state Of New YORK.
who cabled on behalf of himself ana
The Board Of Regents; Mr.. and Mrs
Waldorf Astor, Huntington Wiisoh'
Cbauncey NJ. Depew. Ambassador ana
Mrs Herrick. the Duke and Duchess
~ Sutherland, the Marquis and Mar
cbioness Of Lincolnshire, Secretary
Knox. Premier Robert L. Borden Oh
Canada, Bishop Doane, Of Albany; An
drew S. Draper, superintendent OF the
state Board of Education; Mr.. and MIS-.
Theodore Roosevelt, Senator and MIS-
Lodge, Lord and Lady Aberdeen, AT
thur J. Balfour. Ambassador and Mrs.
Rockhil. Prince and Princess Alex
ander Of Teck. Ex-Governor Odell, Gen.
eral Horace Porter, Ambassador and
Mrs. Kerens, Senior Don Nillaurruua,
who was a member with Mr.. Reid or
the Spanish Peace Commission; Justice
W. r. Day. Justice and Mrs. McKenna.
the Duchess of Albany, Marquis de
Several. David Jayne Hill, Governor
Dix. Herman Ridder. Joseph II. Choate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, Will
lam c. Reick. Adolph e. Ochs, Princess
Christian, the Lord Mayor Of London.
the Lord Mayor Of Belfast. the mayors
Of the various provincial towns which
The Ambassador had visited, Prince
and Princess Louis of Battenberg,
Grand Duke Michael and Countess
Torby, Lord and Lady Strathcona, the
Archbishop Of Canterbury. the Princess
Royal. the Duke and Duchess of Port
land and the Marquis and Msrchioness
Of Londonderry.
The American Society met at the
Savoy at ) p. m. to-day 10 pass a suit
able resolution on the death of the Am
bassador