The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-28
Remains Will Reach City Friday
and Be Buried at Mt. Calvary.
TOUCHING SCENES ENACTED
Two Sisters of the Dead Woman Were
Greatly Affected When Told News
on Return from the Warrenton
Horse Show-Accurate De-
tails Of the Distress
ing Disaster.

sad procession from the tram 10 81
Peters Cathedral and thence to Mt Cal
vary Cemetery on Friday will be the
part that Will bring home to Richmond
people more graphically the horror OF
the auto accident at Asbury Park Tues
Gnv, which resulted in the death Of Mrs
Kenneth Cobb and the dangerous injury
of Mrs. w. 3. Pizzini. There are strong
hopes for the recovery Of Mrs. Plzzini,
and It is thought that the one funeral
here and that of Mr. Matthews will be all
that VIII result from the accident.
A telegram was received last niEnt
from Captain Andrew Pizzini, now at the
bedside of Mrs. w. B. Pizzini. his
daughter-in-law. by MIR. Louis Pizzini,
which stated that the condition Of the
injured lady is much improved. and
strong hopes are now entertained for her
ultimate recovery from the serious in
jures she sustained in the horrible auto
disaster last Tuesday afternoon, when
Mrs. Kenneth r. Cobb. formerly Miss
Marie P1zzini, of Richmond, and Mr..
Frank Matthews. a we'll known banker,
of New York. were dashed to death over
Il high e,nbankment.
Owing TO the prostration Of Mrs An
drew Pizzini. who is now at the scene
of the disaster, the remains of Mrs.
Cobb will not get to Richmond until
tomorrow morning. reaching here over
the $40 train on the Richmond, Frede-
1-icksburg and Potomac Railroad. They
will be carried directly from the Byrd
Street station to ST. Peters Cathedral.
from which place the funeral will be
conducted by Right Reverend Bishop
Van de yyver. The burial will be in Mt.
Calvary Cemetery, Captain Pizzini hav-
ing a section in this buryinE ground.
THE PALL-BEARERS.
The following gentlemen will act 2s
nall-bearers: Robert Winston, Tyler
Brock, r P. Battle, DR.. A. c. Palmer,
Arthur Mayo. J. II. Carlisle DR.. NJ. 3.
Rudd and John r. Higgins. The hon
orary escort Will be: DR.. George Ross,
John p Branch, L. 2. Morris. Fritz
Sitterding, ]. D. Patton. julius Strans
Windham r. Meredith. DR.. Geo. Zen
Johnston. S. II. Hawkes., DR.. George L.
stone, Robert e. Macomber. John n
I-rischkorn Charles f. Taylor. A. q.
Gujgon and H. Selden Taylor.
The remains will be accompanied to
Richmond by Captain and Mrs. Andrew
Pizzini. provided the condition of the
latter warrants her being taken from the
hotel where she has been prostrated
since learning of the death of her daugh-
Ter and the serious injury OF her daugh-
ter-in-law. In any event Captain Piz-
zini and New York undertaken will
come with the body. Mr.. W. B. Pizzini
will not return to Richmond with the
remains Of his sister, the condition of his
,.;fa being too serious to permit of her
l,enr removed just at this time. and he
will remain at her bedside
SISTERS HEAR THE NEWS.
ono c,f the most pathetic and saddest
incidents connected with the horrible af-
Fair was the return to Richmond last
.irh4 of Miss Estelie Pizzini and Mrs. j.
r.rcy Evans, sisters OF Mrs. Cobb, both
NJ whom have been attending the horse
show at Warrenton. They reached the
t,,,y at 1880 in response to telegram sent
them Tuesday night, but neither OF the
ladies' was prepared for the dreadful news
which was broken to them at the Pizzinl
rctiaence. They We're both aware that
,t.e,r eldest sister and Mrs. ". B. Pizzini
had been injured IN an automobile wreck
nj Asb,ry Park, but neither had the re-
motest idea that the accident mad resulted
In the death of Mrs. Cobb.
When the ladies were informed OF the
Scath Of their sister they We're prostrated
with grief The attentions of a physician
were necessary to compose their nerves.
and II is now doubtful II either Will De
nh;e to attend the funeral. SO distressed
nre they by the details Of the shocking
BfTair.
CAP. AND MRS. PIZZINI FRUSTRATED
Although an effort was made to catch
Captain and Mrs. Pzzini at Newark with
O message In regard to the accident Tues
day night they reached New York and
We're registered at the Majestic Hotei
before they We're told Of the untmelE
Eeath of their daughter. the sad news be-
!ns broken to them by B. ]. Maccory,
contractor, and personal friend OF the lam
jiy. Mrs. Pizzini was so affected by the
f1ews that she was prostrated and unable
to leave the hotel. Captain PizZln call
Ing in q physician to attend his wife, left
immediately for Asbury Park. Later the
wife followed, but the shock to her was
30 great that she was compelled to re-
main under the constant care OF a physi-
cian the news OF her daughters death
making her hysterical.
MIR. COBB NOT LOCATED.
Since the news OF the horrible disaster
reached Richmond Tuesday afternoon
every effort has been made to locate Nr.
kenneth COBB by wire, kilograms having
been sent to New York and Atlanta and
many other places where is was tbournt
he might be found At late hour lasr
night 1t was learned that a Telegram
had been received from. him. so he ,s
now aware of the horrible accident which
has removed from this world FOR nj, ,,r,a
his wife.
For the past Year Mr. Cobb has been
engaged in business. the nature OF which
requires that he spend much OF the time
upon the road His headquarters are in
Atlanta, but he is there only during a
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