The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-02-01
JULIEN c. ROBINSON
The Unexpected Death Of Popular
Young Man

The community was inexpressibly I.
shocked last night 10 learn thar Mr.. {
Julien C Robinson had died al :
o'clock al his rooms a. the Arms house
after suffering for only five minutes
from acute indigestion.
Mr.. Robinson. while not N very good
health for several weeks. was attend .
ing 10 his duties and worked ye<ter-
day all day. He had been having
chills from time 10 time Of late. hut
otherwise felt perfectly we'll
( Mr. Robinson had retired for The
night ana his wife was preparing -
DO 30. when ne told her tina; ne could
not get his breath and -a<ped. She
ran 10 him and called Mr. Louis Saw
eSeSe TO her assistance. Mr.. Savare<e
lifted the sick man but he could not
/ breathe and kept sa<pin=. other
| guests Of the house 'rhOnei for a ply
stefan. Mrs RobinSon.~ aunt. Mrs
. Sexton and Mr.. Rohin~on'S mother. Mr.
Nj r, Robinson. hut before any one
came Mr.. Robinson was dad. DYING
in Mr. Slvare~-'S arms NJ; over five
minutes after -he attack came on.
The. death "f the youn- man was -
sudden AMI unexpected thar The shock
AMI grief 10 hi~ family AMI friends wa
intense The lapse II time wa~ -
short that. although hi~ parents and
his wif-'S relatives We're only a few
blocks distant. s, wA~ impossible for
them to reach his bedside before the
end came.
Mrs. Thomas Sexton. Mrs RobinSon'<
AUNT and by whom she was raised
reached the bedside a moment after
life was extinct and il was only a
short time after that Mrs NJ F. Robin
son. his mother and Misses Fannie and
Rosebud Robinson. his sisters. reached
his bedside.
, MesSrS. Smith * Roberts took charge
, of the body and removed il 10 the Sex
, ton residence. Mr.. Sexton was in
, Gainesville and when he was notified.
his intention was to come home on the
night train. hut Mr.. W. NJ. Dale in
sisted on bringing him through in his
automobile and they arrived here at ::
O'Clock this morning.
Mr. r : Halls big automobile was
sent over to the St Johns river thru
the big scrub for Mr.. + +. Robinson.
who was there on business. Frances
Webber ran the car and Whitfield Pal
mer and Tom Harris accompanied him
They made the s0-mile trip and ar
: rived with Mr. Robinson n o'clock
this morning. \ strange coincidence
connected with the sad affair i thar
: Mr. Robinson. when they awakened
;. him I" break the sad news of his only
, brothers death. says he was dreaming
that Julien was dead.
Mr. Il. =. Hall was on the train be-
" tween his mills at Terrell. and Wild
!, wood on his way Ia Jacksonville ans
when the conductor brought him a tcle'
=, gram bearing the intelli@enc" of Mr.
;, Robinson's death. he came on 10 Ocal;
=, and will remain at home till after th'
funeral
Mr. NJ f. Robinson. the father. wa:
=, over in the Orlando section and alth'
, a dozen kilograms were sent him. h
: had not been heard from up to moor
today
The funeral will he at o'clock to
- morrow afternoon from the residenc
of Mr.. Thomas Sexton. \ short fun
eral service will he conducted by DR.
W. II. Dodge. assisted by Rev. Camp
- bell Gray. The body will be laid L
" rest in Greenwood cemetery.
The pail bearers are Messrs. c. "
Hunter. \. J. Beck. Thomas Pasteur
Whitfield Palmer Gentry Taylor an
= Thomas Ray. Jr., Of Rockwell
Julien c. Robinson. second son o
= Mr. and Mrs. NJ f. Robinson. was bor'
> in Savannah. Ga. November 16. 1896
and was therefore not yet y years a
= age. With his parents he moved I
Ocala about eight years ago and wit
the exception of a short time spent 4
Tampa has lived here ever since.
Mr.. Robinson had been in the emplo
n of Mr.. r. = Hall for several years an
10 held a most important position wit
=. Mr.. Halls interests and was highl
* esteemed by his employer. both a a
n honorable. trustworthy young man an
as as a skilled accountant and office mar
al Mr. Hall stated this morning that VI
"a Robinson was one OF his right han
n men. The Hall offices are closed toda
out OF respect for the dead.
is Julien Robinson had many friend
c. here. He was pleasant. Accommodate
ct and always in a good humor. Ever
he one liked him and ne had the respe,
al and confidence of the entire commur
nd ity. Mr.. Robinson was married tw
C. months ago to Miss Eta Hood OF tn
city and this young girl. after being
happy bride for two months. i no
r called on TO wear the widows We
The friends OF the families extend
III them their deepest sympathy in the
hour of grief