Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-24

nils lie had been our physicion about / months
Agnes had a uterine disease, contracted bv
improper bathing in the Red Sweet baths in
octoher' 'el2. Heard DR. +. tell AGNES re-.
pPatedlN' IN The summer Of lS53, that il would
iaNe years disease to kill her. Nv laupbter
S"fah dird IN October, lS53. She was sick
si'f' weeks Tier symptoms were not like those
- =A~''s' III similarity between them. DR.. T.
"'f'Ns' e'f taking Agnes II Campbell and Al.
R"4tl1"A. >'tr went, vas ia IA distressed state
81 h,lHu al! the time: hence wrr, forced II hrin,r
her home. Agnes wrote. n notr in reflv n Ds
l. : note OF til" 5th"t February: wrote il in bed,
a"t IL was not sent. Opruedit aud read IT, and
iheh laId amaN. Agne- Afterwards found and
puIht H. keeoll"ct some ot il: size told him she
dldhot believe he intended t. hurry her. Inn
III was ruined, and he was the author of it.
one sentence was: Il trust you will never treat
al'elher a. Non have treated me- Had several
conversations with DR. I. about six weeks nf
ter Agnes death. Told him WIS sorr, hr had
not given Agnes iron when wanted him te do il.
lie replied that her stomach was not in eoudis
ton toJ9>tily it; bat said there Wa a .f.le iron
III The Hss&tatida given. Fold him her stomach
was IN ne better condition when She did take iron
when he refused it, which he admitted The
pulls s"nt ON the 2Jh were unsolicited, asked
DE / after Agnes deuth, ifhr had not sent for
stfYchhne, 10 which he replied that lac had rot
three grams from DR.. Coleman two month, lie.
lore. said he had got il far Mr. Cumphell. VIII,
had gotten fall. Heard the runar> % ,trych
hIne about two weak> after Agnes de.,h. ~.
mes never Ind any attack anything sjaila. 10
that IN which she died. Size was i'm her rtsi,al
health up 10 the day Of hrrdeatl Thought her
che'tiulnesS before death wis caused bv the
Doctors note Of the 18th, IN which h. spoke Of
gong to l}ottctouit to mike arrangements iar
Their marriage. Agnes -l,pt in my room ut home
III l. one" brought her home from Gen. IuvncS
Had Il" suspicion Of ANYTHING wrong till the posi-
mertein examination. Dr. I and Agnes wclc
often aone; no other gentleman was attending
her. She WIS person Of warm feelings and al
taehnrntN. She WAS 20 years old and quito lib
orally educated.
Cross eramiHtd-Did not think Agnes had
recovered from her uterine diseases, but don't
know. Agnes was slightly nervous at times.
had bad sPells-neyer was So much depressed
rs shortly before her death, or before the 25th
of February. (lhc witness here underwent IL
pretty severe cross examination in regard to the
employment of additional counsel Of this case
butt did not result in disqnuifyng the witness.)
Agnes sometimes complained that something
had got int her ear at buchanan, in November
1898. She occasionally complained of irritation
in hex ear.
Annual M eeiins Of the Central Railroad CON-
pany.
The Stockholders of the Central Railroad held
their annual meeting in Stanton ont he DIST.
Col. L. Fontaine was unanimously collected
President of the Company.
VIM. Robertson was also unanimously rec
lected Director of the Company.
n. Il. Hill, Geo. y. johnson and Charles Dim
mock were brought forward candidates for
the office of Director to succeed David Amber
son Jr., who declined to offer for the Office again,
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