The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
OBITUARY.
Russell Robinson.

at his residence, "colleton,' Nelson
county, after long illness.
The friends who survive Mr.. robinson
will remember his genial companonship.
his many polite accomplishments. and his
generous and manly character. lie was
tho only son OF that distinguished civil
engineer, Writ Isobinson. who, with his
ample fortune, retired to private life at
an early age, and for many years lived
on Franklin street, dispensing the most
graceful hospitality. He imbucd Russell
their walks and rides taught him muth
OF botany, geology. ornitholdgy, and how
to use his eyes and ears. Russell could
see more In n walk through fields and
woods than any one the writer ever knew.
tsavnnts of the Smithsonian as TO the
identity CO some specimen newly found
of the animal or vegetable world.
In lsfs he married the bsan,fn MISS
sons-Captaln Writ Robinson. OF the
United States Army and Mr.. Cabell
Robinson. Many years ago the family
removed from Richmond to their cs-
t2t on wh ss ha dea RIVER
Tho remains will be brought to Richh..f
mond to-day, and funeral services VIII
be held at tho Mortuary Chapel Holy.
wood, at II o'clock Tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Mary S. Mutter.
Mrs. Mary s. Mutter. one Of the Oldest
away yesterday morning. Mrs. Mutter
was born at Fairfield. Hanover county.
| va. July IS. 1876 She was thes youngest
ehd Of G9one aaa Mrs Nv " homas
| Smith, rector of Cople Parish, W e,
land county. from l7G5 to 1890. Through.
her ong ne she he Taf hure
OF which she had been a COMMUNICATE for
seventy -sevcn years. With naturally
| bright mind, enriched by much reading
and with faculties mndlmmed to me i inst Z
ana will be grehtly missed by many
WHO learned from, her much OF the pas.
history OF Virginia.
Mrs. Mutter leaves a number OF rela-
| tives, many Of whom are well known IN
George W. Bagby and the late Captain
! John Hampdcn Chamberlaync.
1 Idcnco of her great -nlecc, Mrs. Henry
Taylor, Jr, No. 20O1 Monument Avenue,
this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock,
E. w. Worrell.
NORFOLK. VA, April 4.-E. ~. Wo 1r
XII prbt OF np SatiGi O'Clock in his room at
tic tic corner Of chaps. and Cove Streets
4 from hemorrhage. He was connected
With ths grocery d bnsln tns Of sfor j. q
d Finding himself sinking under ,the
hcmorrhagc, he knocked on tho floor
II az his room for assistance. ! doctor
: was summoned, but the sick man dled
q before his arrival, He Is survived BY
4 n brother, r. A. Worrell, OF Richmond
and Mrs. w. ", Ballard sister, OF
! Salem, Va.
I, craD--a member of Pickett Buchanan
!, Camp-having served under Genera
Rosser during the war, and was pro
, NOTED For gallantry ION the field o
battle. lie was u single man, sixty
, three years of age.
Alfred Alexander Nc urdy,
/ Especial to The Times Dispntch.l
/, LEXINGTON VA, April Mr., Al
9 neal, Roctbridgc Baths sunday, Marc
n 81, 1907 at tho age OF seventy-thro
4 years. The remains were buried Mon
4 day morning at Bethesda Presbyterin
Church. tho services being conducted p
, the pastor, Rev. Henry Miller. MI. NC
Y C,rdy for many years had been n rum
Il elder in that church. Ho served ns !
8 Confederate soldier in the Civil WAR 2
3 Il member of the Twcnty-iifth 1, yirg EN-
J. Infantry. lie was Il member or tlc scilo.
board Of his district for q number
:, years. Seven children survive.
Z Mrs. Sarah A. Films,
+ Especial to Tho Times Dispatcll,l y
\ FKIIDERICSSBlIRG VA, April ~
Mrs. sarah A. Elms. widow {
; Washington Films, Of this city; died sut
denly to-day at the home or ner GAVE W.
/. ter, Mrs. Forn Swift i'adpurg ~ ~ y,
I Castle Del, where she e.. was N ,,sniil
81 hv l,er daughter and ono grandsc
\ ITha remains VIII be Drought here ia
lai II ( Il ~ II ~.