The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-07

prayer for the rest and future happiness
Of the deceased.
The following acted as pallbearers: J.
z. Anderson, c. B. Seymour, F. S. Chad
bourne, D. E. Allison, s. L. Everett, Ell
wood Cooper, W. e. Montgomery, +. c.
Delone, W. D. Sanborn, F. S. Wilson,
Frank A. Kimball, B. Emory Lelorg, w.
B. Parker.
. Hundreds of friends from all parts of the
State were grouped about the plat y the
cemetery, among them being: Ed. Fisher,
F. a. Hackey, 7. S. Wilson, j. M. Miller,
VIM. Cantelow, G. H. Hartley, ]. Blum,
H. D. Chandler. DR.. Stitt, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. McKevitt, Mr. and Mrs. ]. K. Buck,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Buck, Mrs. E. P.
Buckingham, f. B. McKevitt G. F.
Worderson, J. V. Wells, D. B. Derby,
6. 2. Hartshorn; T. J. Hager9y, J. W.
Marshall, T. H. Buckingham, w. B.
Parker, DR.. Inglish, W. D. Laurence.
all of VacayilIe; F. B. Chandler,
Elmira; DR.. Downig, A. A. Dickey,
w. w. Reeves, Mr.. Gabrin, Suisun |;
L. Speigle, J, E. Alison, San Fran
States Surveyor General; Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Sheeline, J. 7. Bogue, Tudor; |. H.
Thomas of the State Board of Horticulture,
Visalia; I. II. Chandler, San Francisco; A.
1. Fish, A. R. Cotton, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Browning, Alameda; Mrs. H. F. Dexter,
Aldmeud, hdIllu,
d. Nye, Alameda; Mrs. l. L. Decker, J. P.
Mecham, Superintendent Pullman Car
Company; Brainard n. Rowley of the Cali
fornia Fruit-grower, San Francisco; Rob.
.ert Graham, general manager Fruit-grow-
ers' Express, Sacramento; A. j. McPine,
solano; W. E. Montgomery. Miss Florence
Powell, Miss Eva Powell, San Francisco
H K. Carter, B. Smell. D. P. Hughes, Seth
Mann, John Rock, H.: B. NJ. Miller, g. F.
Wooderson, w. B. English, Emory
E. Smith, W. S. Clayton, DR.. g.
Phipps, George H. Appel, Sacramento;
NJ. ]. Fontana, San francisco; ]. A.
Filcher of the State Board of Trade
Richard Abbey, T. E. Paroni, John Flour.
noy, San Francisco; w. w. Dodge, San
Francisco; Fred Haas, San Francisco; w
H. Hamilton, w. H. Snedaker, San Fran
cisco; O. NJ. Nichols, II. H. Chittenden
Vacaville; Colonel ]. L. Lyon, J. @. Franks
Alameda; Horace Stevens, yacaville;
Colonel A. Andrews San Francisco; 6. e
Decker, Vacaville; +: A. Akerley, Captain
]. L. Waller, San Francisco; E. Avery
Mccarthy G. R. r. Ainsworth, o. I. Deni-
son, G. NJ. Chase, San Francisco; G. c.
Crane, San Francisco; z. II. Forester. w
P Haven, Mr.. and Mrs. HI. 0. Trow bridge
]. H. Head, John c. Marsh, j. w. Nelson
The services at the grave were under the
auspices of the Masonic lodge to which
the ex-senator belonged.
Ex-Mayor Andrus Dead.
Ex-Mayor Washburne r. Andrus died a
an earlv hour Yesterday morning after {
long and severe illness. The first signs o.
fatal disease came in December last, wher
he suffered a paralytic stroke which com
PEELED him to take to his bed. After thai
he was almost entirely helpless, but wa:
tenderly cared for by his wife.
Mr.. Andrus was born at Pennington
Conn.,, in 1841, and came to California in
1ST3 hpenppironr naofa6 with the Sar
Francisco Manufacturing Company. lie
married the wife who survives him, for
merly Mrs. Prentiss, in 1886. Six years age
Mr.. Andrus' sight, which had been failing
Tor some time, left MIN entirely, and he
was compelled to retire from the active
business life he had led up to that time.
Mr.. Andrus served two terms as Mayor
OF Oakland, being elected in 1878 by the
Worklugmen party, and again at the next
electlon, his last opponent being ID. w
Standeiord, who was Endorsed by both the
Republican and Democratic parties.
The ex-Mayor was in power at the time
the City Council passed the ordinance
authorizing the institution of the water.
front suits, and signed the ordinance. It
was said that he was offered $4,000 to veto
the measure. In 1880 he was appointed
secretary of the Board of Railroad
Commissioners, and served until 1887. De-
ceesed was Mason in high standing, and
Temple on Sunday next uuder the aus
pices of Live Oak Lodge No. 81, of which
he was member.
Bones Being Sued.
Contractor Sam Bones of the Seventh.
street local is being sued for divorce by
his WIFE, They have been married for
thirteen years and now Mrs. Bones charges