The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-02
FUNERAL Of IHOS. .bAYARD.
WILMINGTON OBSERVES THE DAY
As ONE OF MOURNING.
Church and Interment in the Fam
lily vault-Ex-Pressden Cleveland

WILMINGTON. Del. Oct. with fiasz
a. half mast and dr3ped in M urning. with
the closing of business houses and with
other demonstrations or sorrow, Wilmington
today committed to the grave the mortal
remains OF Hon. Thomas Francis Bayard.
a multitude Of people early assembled a.
the quaint and historic old Svets church.
The hour nf the funeral was o'cl1ck, but
before that hour The lt,le church was
crowded with those fer whom admission
had been reserved Thay comprised the
ta!ibearsrs. members of the Newcastle Bar
Association, representatives. OF the Delaware
Bar Association. Sons Of the American Rev
olution and committees representing the
Bayagi Legion and the Young Mems DEM
ocratIc Club. The honorary pallbearers
were: Former Pres.den. Grover Cleveland
Former Secretary Of the Treasury Charles
s. Falrchud Abe Tunnel. governor Of Del
aware. Chancellor John r. Nicholson. Geo.
l. Rfves OF New York ciiy. John V.
Craven and Thomas Craven. OF Salem. y.
j.: and ju5g. IgnatIus Grubo, DR.. James
4. Draper and Henry r. Banning OF Win
ington. The prayer book service for the
burial O: the dead Of the Protestant Eptsco-
PAL church was read soirs,y BY the Pew. c.
W. Douglas. % Tuxedo Park. y. J.. who
IS rector Of St Johns Protestant E2isco-
pal church. Washington. performed the
marriage ceremony Of MIR and Mrs. Bay
arb and he Rev Martin z, Dunlap rector
o; Old sweds.
When they reached the point Of commit
G1e1t Of the body 10 the grave the body
vas lifted by tie carriers and. ate ndei
by ths palbs5rers. nam 9efs Of tbs family
ard others within the church. was taken
"a The HayArj burial pIs;. n the grave yeri
adjoining the church, great crowd had
assembled waiting 10 s@e this. the only
public feature Of the funeral Slowly ani
soseonly the he3v Was lowered into the
H. sA T. ID g.
fatner ard mother ara three OF snAir chill
Grsa. In measured tones Dc. Douglas rfsa
tss commitment tAs invocation and tae
herHi elton.
The family and friends then sock saTs-
s. Ell lsok ~ The caekss.
Tribute of Respect
ASIIINGTO%. Oct i-1Ee STATE d..
Tsrt nas sent eui tas .o!i1wns circular.
Department af Sac. Washing q =.
Sept n 1Sts - tbs Diplomats AMI Con-
STAR QE9csrs O: 'he United s,4tes. Gentle
raens It becomes nv psitlfat duty - an
nc8ncw the de8fs yesterday II kaTts Sin.
aea~ p.dhan Mass. Ct Th5mss Francis
naysTa disIin Eusas4 e1stZ@a of oar eoan-
trx formerly secretary os state 81 taa
Tusts4 States. ard waG serves MS country
n mary "a eacl.iex being tr-tet states sen
sfor from Delaware fI@u lsfs9 ~ ~ "a
Sc ra.sFy IL s&ats tram Lass - lsss and as
Ambassador extraordinary ana ia is:a
70 issS '''''A - >''''' ''''' '''' $50
In ssr 81 these capacities his career
was marked ~ ggss' usefulness. IN whiS
sN..t-ss~ q; high cT4er Ssrs spg3ias IN
un*se..r1 1eyG1i9T - the performance -
puzzle trsisfs
Ala petva.s uss vas furs ana 'Iastalnea,
rs s=rX5ees - TIRE p&5i-e III the Unts-3
Sz&tes uS-s IL 1sz; i2aa5Iy great ana Is
rx.aTs9ry wil 5s cherished WIZ 2T@Gt.ca &n4
rssusct ~ rs ccBntTffE4& r
As . ssIAyte 81 res.scZ veg wsil c&2Ss
f~e r4s 81 the t-rfe4 states - 30 spisy
e. a. ezls mast aao*e year rsspe ctivs 0ffies !
Tot a reE5,a % ter SAYS fTesn TIRE Fs4ez8c
D. x1u q feaS actiE4cstt9t5-
II sga. Esnfisa5eTs~ respectfully ycurs.
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