Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-30
DIED.
IT. this city on tho cath inst JOINS WILLIAM, Vn of
NJ X. and Melissa E'tner, aged 5years motifs aud 81

IT. this city tho cath inst. JOINS WILLIAM s,n of
NJ H. and Melissa Either, aged 3years moths aud 81
days.
Mourning hearts, your child 10 there
In that happy kingdom fair.
Freed from earthly grief and pain,
Washed from every mortal stain,
With raimcnt white as snow,
And crown upon his brow
Mid the bright angelic bands,
Willie no" all angel stands.
In Coloma, at the residence Of his mother, on the
evening Of the I'D Of June. ALBERT RoBERTSOS, only
son Of the late Col. Thomas and Caroline Robertson.
The deceased was born in the town Of Raymond,
Mississippi the 2Gth day Of November, 1884 gradu-
atcd az Princeton College, New jersey with The highest
honors in 1902 and graduated at the Cambridge Law
College in BOZ lie came to this State in that year.
Just before leaving Cambridge the first symptoms of that
fatal disease. nsumpilOn appeared which finally ter
minated his life IN the bloom Of manhood His suffer
ngs were long and painful, but he bore them neckly
gently and calmly waited the final stroke of the pa e
messenger, death. Strcncly his lamp Of life went out
lie was a Young man gifted with brilliant intellect
which had been carefully cultivated lie possessed fine
conversational powers, fertile imagination and
saGing manners, and had he lived he would have rSen
to einlnrnce in any community. Like his father. he had
many warm social qualities, which shunc brightly and
pleasantly in society. lie gentleman in the
Of the wordcarLfu not wound the feelings Of
others ahlle to all, aud correct in his department
Warm-hrartcd, generous and gifted, he free from
envy and jealousy, and tngul4ry modest and unobtru
sve-ever ready TO acknowledge merit in others, and
to assist the deserving. Such Albert RObrrson-
vi ose premature death many friends dcplore. His
death falls with crushing severity en- fond deXn ted,
chdless mother, whose heart was wrapped up in her
amiaLle aud promising son. She has lived to follow
the grave the last Of her fam ~ Peace to hera slori
Ous resurrection to him.
His funeral took place the Goth inst, at Columa
and was largely attended by of Sympathilng
friends. Rev Mr.. Suck, Of sacramento, preached the
funeral sermon Of both him aud his father.
At Carson City, L. T.. June 18th, HERMAN y. CRoM-
WELL, native Of Duchers County, New York.
Deceased has for some years been resident Maine
Bar IN this County lie was plain, honest, upright
and industrious man-which qualities made him ighly
esteemed among his fellow citizens. At Maine Bar the
loss of SO good citizen will be specially dcporcd and
general sympathy will be extended to Col Cromwell
for the mi for,une fallen upon his esteemed brother
We learn, from those acquainted with the deceased at
Washoc, that the qualities of honesty, industry
and virtue that belonged to him here as distin
gushable in his conduct there. This brief mention VI
the character Of the deceased is due his honorable
memory, and the consolation Of his relatives and friends
in New York and California;
At Pacerville June 26th CmARLEs MOORE aged forty
two years, native Of Louisiana.