The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-27
mrs. cobb killed
mrs. PIzzIhI HURT
CONTINUED from First Page.)
mains OF Mrs. Cobb, accompanied by her


husband.
Mr.. COBB IN NEW YORK.
Only a few days ago MIR. COBB. husband
OF the unfortunate lady, passed through
richmond en- route from atlanta, Where
his business is located, to New iork'
stopping at Asbury or short time 10 pc
with is wife and little son. .hennlth q 9
Was IN the metropolis at the tille q she
accident and was notified by, telegram IN
meciately upon the receipt OF the news ~. II
Richmond and left New Z ORR lin1nedis' te-
~ for Asoury Park.
&. .,,nt. aus. Cobb and hrs. Piz-
Uni left Richmond for Asbury Park, in
tending to spend the entire summer at
the famous watering place. IheJp Ne Ie
accompanied by their little boys. sen,
neht, aged seven, and Winthrop. ageo
four. respectively. They engaged sui.e
OF rooms at the Columbia ana SINCE .hs .I
almost daily letters have been receieeu
from them telling Of the many enJoyapie
pleasantries they have been INDUCED IN
since leaving Richmond. Among o.iieI
things, the numerous automobile SPINS
have been mentioned, and not once "ds
il dreamed that this, one OF the Hose III
viting features of their stay at AsDeiS'
would result so disastrously.
The ladies had Intended remaining at
the Park until the latter part OF Septen1-
Der, the climate and recfeatloh ha'iiiS
benefited both them and the. children To
a. marked degree. They were reluctant
to leave the place, and but for the horrl-
bic disaster yesterday both Mrs. Plzzlni
and Mrs Cobb would have returned to
this city bespeaking nothing but praises
for Asbury Park and the delightful
summer.
WAS VERY POPULAR.
Before her marriage to Mir. w. A.
Cobb, Miss Pizzini was regarded as one
Of the bellies Of Richmond. and was az
tremely popular in the social set she
was g most accomplished ady, and ex-
tremely beautiful. Some eight years age
| she married Mr.. Cobb who has since
been connected with the Southern Branch
! of the National Computing Scales Com
pany, with headquarters in Atlanta. HIS
wife, however, has lived with her pa
rents at their home on Grace Street
corner of Eighth, and Mr.. Cobb has
| been frequent visitor to Richmond.
One child. a son, Kenneth, aged seven
survives Mrs. Cobb.
Mrs. Pizzini, before her marriage &c
w. B. Pizzini. was Miss Florence Weber
OF Cambridge, Mass. She lived IN Hlch
mond since her wedding five wears ago
and was extremely popular with every
one with whom she is acquainted. Sne
| is 2 talented singer and has taken prom
nent parts in many charitable concert:
AMI thea trica1s. She is the mother o.
one boy Winthrop. aged four. -, ~,
The automobile accident in when tn'
well known Richmond ladies suffered s.
severely is regarded as the worst IN tne
history of the machine, the disaster
Paris, in which the Fairs were killed. NO
being nearly so horrible 1t seems INA
! at times The best machines will go wrong
| on5 tha consequences are usually very
serious, IT being impossible to either stoI
or steer one of the queer looking affair:
when it becomes rnruly.
The Pizzini family is one OF lie bes
| known in Richmond. and they have mum
bers of f-;ends who will sympa thlze VIII
item in ae calamity which has just be-
| fallen them.