Evening journal., 1898-09-30
THE BAYARD CBSEQUIES
Continued From First Page.)

TThe distinguishing characteristics
Of Mr.. Bayard We're high IDEAS, great
courage, directness OF purpose, purity
~ implicitly Of thought and love forl
= s. country and tor his friends. no thei
! qmlfties opposed Go those such as n-
/ direction, dupiciN or fear hp Was AL
STRANGER.
THE future will believe. accord TO
Him the honor OF having filed all the
great offices that came to him, Is we'll
ts the best of his predecessors
His death at this time is to the
state, an incalculable loss. Where he
stood, right and justice and all that
makes for the uplifting of humanity
had a powerful friend and advocate
HE has earned that rest and peace
to which he looked forward with calm
ness, with confidence and with truss
MESSAGE or COlNDOLENCE.
Since the death of the former am
bassador. hundreds of messages have
been received. Offering confidence 90
The widow and other relatives Among
the sonders are Queen Victoria, Henry
Irving. Lady Churchill, President Nc
kinney, Chief Justice Fuller, former
Seer tary OF War Lamont, Senators
Faulkner and Hoar, Acting Secretary
Of State Alvey A. Adee, Isldor Strauss,
Perry Belmont, former Minister
Philips, Lords White, Carter and Cas-
Rim. M Mayors of Burnley and Lam
bert England, and the president and
members OF the Literary and Dramatic
Club. OF Birmingham. England.
THE PRESIDENTS TELEGRAM.
Executive Mansion, Washington, d.
c.. S.pt. 29.-Mrs. Thomas f. Bayard
Wilmington, Del: With sincere sor-
row learn of the death of your hus-
band and beg to express to you my
heartfelt sympathy. Mr.. Bayards high
attaiuments and gtsrling qualities en-
deared him to all who knew him, while
his distinguished services to hts coun-
try add his name to the roll OF Illus
trious Americans.
WILLIAM MKINbEY.
r. II. Spencer, of Baltimore. writes 10
the sun, of that city, the following re-
garding Mr.. Bayard
lie is a descendant of Philip Fran
els, who was mayor Of Plymouth. Eng.
and. IN 1884, whose grandson, Very
Rev. John Francis. ID. d., dean OF Lis
more, in 1922, and RECTOR Of St. Mary &
Church, Dublin, married Miss Tencn
and dad children, viz: Tench Francis
who emigrated 10 Maryland; Richart
Francis. an eminent lawyer and ap
thor OF the "Maxims in Equity" ant
Rev. Philip Francis, d. d., whose, sol
!. whs the celebrated Sir Philip Francis
X. G. C. b., the reputed author of On
Letters Of Junius."
Tenuh Francis. The eldest son OF Yer
Rev. John Francis, ID. d., and Mis-
Tench, received learned and lega
education in England, and came o
America about the year 1920 and SCI
7 tied in Talbot county, Maryland. Whil
b acting as the attorney hor Lord Ralei
more in Kent. he married, in I'm
Elizabeth TurbuUt, daughter OF Hon
Foster Turbut, OF Talbot. In 1884 ID
was "a member Of the House OF Bur
gesse. He afterwards removed 20 Phil
adelphia. In 1744 he was app9inte
attorney general OF Pennsylvania an,
held that position until 1852. He wa
an eminent lawyer, and according Z
e Franklin's Gazette, August "A. l75s
e served in his several offices with uh
highest reputation"
Among his children were Anne Fran
, els. who married James TIlghman. q
{ Talbot county. whose SON, Col. Tenc
o Tflghman, was aid-de-camp to Genera
e Washington, and who rode ON horse
r back from Yorktown, Va. in Octobei
1851, to carry the news to Congress
= then assembled i'm Philadelphia, OF tn
surrender of Cornwallis.
+ Tenoh Brancis ed who marri
e Ann Willing. Of Philadelphia, who's
y greal grandson, Hon. Thomas France
Bayard, HAS just died.
z Margaret Francis, who Marie
Chief Justice Edward shipper, {
q Pennsylvania, one of whose daughter
e married Gail Benedict Arnold.
i Turbutt Francis, who married Rs
becca Mifhin. Before the war OF IN
d revolution he was a lieutenant IN th
q British army, but afterward fougi
= with his countrymen and rose to Oh
8 rank OF colonel.
d Philip Francis. who returned to Ia
: bot county to live and married Henri
l. eta Maria GO.dsbonough, whose granS
sons were the late Ex-Governor Phil
Francis Thomas, formerly secretary
IS The Treasury under Pr sident 81
g chanan. and Captain Charles ThOma
!, United StaF Navy.
h A very interesting letter, then
d possession Of ths late Senator Bayar
n was published a few years ago, wri
l. ten by Sir Philip Francis, who had Iu
s, received an appointment in India,
a Ia