Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-23
CALIFORNIA.
Another.Case OF SMALLPOX

An0tnersCase OF SmaII.POX.
SAN Francisco, July 22d.-Hamill, hat
ter from Sacramento, went to the Health
Office this morning, where it was found that
he had the smallpox He was taken to the
pest-house.
The Funeral of T.. c. Fellows at Oakland.
OAKLAND, July 22d.-The funeral of Col
onel h. G. Fellows took place this afternoon
from the First Independent Presbyterian
Church, corner of Thirteenth and Jefferson
streets, and was one of the most largely at
tended and imposing funerals which ever
occurred in Oakland. 1t was under the au-
spices OF Oakland Lodge, No. 1SS, Free and
Accepted Masons, who turned out eighty
strong, escorted by the Oakland Commandery
of Knights Templar, numbering twenty uni
formed Knights, under the command of Sir
S. Lathrop, Eminent Commander, and Cap
tain Fletcher, Captain General. The officers
OF the Lodge were n. w. Spaulding, Wor-
shipful Master n B. Hoyt. Senior Warden.
and c. ID. Hayes, Junior Warden. The pail
bearers were a. G. Watt and o. C. Wheeler.
from the Commandery, and Brothers Will
lam Bartling, j. S. Emmon, NJ. NJ. Kelley,
Thomas Langford, A. Laidlaw and v. S.
Eastland, from the Lodge. There were a
large number of friends at the house who ac-
companied the remains, among whom were
the following railroad officials: A. n.
Towne, Superintendent L. II. Goodman,
General Passenger Agent; J. A. Fillmore,
General Ticket Agent; Z. I. Gerald, Tray
cling Auditor; Fred Croker, Vice President
Central Pacific Railroad A. D. Wilder, Su-
perintendent of Western Division Edward
Remington and w. II. Porter, from the
Auditors Office; w. L. Wilcott, Assistant
Ticket Auditor; A. G. DE Bassett, Superin-
tendent Southern Pacific Railroad Captain
E. Foster, Chief Engineer of the steamers !;
George Wilcott, Assistant Master Mechanic /:
); IA A; Anthony, General Freight Agent; Chas.
Wilder, Freight Auditor r. H. Pratt, Su-
perintendent of Sacramento Division; j, r.
Watson, General Purchasing Agent Central
Pacific Railroad; John Talbot. Ticket Agent,
Sacramento NJ. M. Cooley, Master Me.
chanic Locomotive Department BENJAMIN
Welch, Master Car Builder Bernard Stein
man, j. G. Parker and W. Z. Hickey. Be-
sides these, every employe who could posi-
bly, be spared from duty was present.
At the church the cortege was received by
the Masons and the body borne into the sa-
cred edifce by company of porters of the
sleeping cars. Long before the procession
srri 5ed the church was crowded, and by the
time the ceremonies commenced the standing
room was nearly all filled. DR.. Hamilton
delivered an appropriate funeral sermon. He
closed his address with a fitting tribute to the
life and services of the deceased, speaking of
his deeds Of kindness and charity, and the
esteem in which he was held by all, and spoke
words of comfort to those who were left be-
hind. The choir then sang "Jesus, Lover
of My SOUL" and the solemn ceremonies
were at an end. After the benediction the
line reformed and proceeded TO Mountain
View Cemetery, where the remains were de.
posted by loving brotheriy hands, to the
touching words of the ancient Masonic ritual
while the emblems of that immortal part of
man which can never d,e were cast upon the
casket II