The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-06-28

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DIED IN AN IN . / An
The second cook of the transport
steamer Colon died suddenly of dropsy
of the heart while on duty Saturday
morning He had not mentioned that
he was at all i'll or subject to attacks
of any sort.
1t was learned that the mans name
was Chas. II. Robinson and that he
was q member of the /. o. O. T. The
captain OF the Colon at once sent up
Crane. /. L. I.aPferre and other well
known members of the Odd Fellow
lodoas. .oF This ci+v The local Odd Eel
Iovs resnonded nohIv The foo,
CHARGE of the remains and in the af-
ternoon gave burial using a lot in the
I O. O. + plot i'm Nuuanu cemetery
The clergyman was Rev. c. +, Pearson
of the First Methodist church. and his
brief discourse was a very impressive F.
one
Robinson was As years Of age and a
quiet man Of good habits. He was
born in New York. but called Santa
Rosa. Calf. his home he had been .