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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
GOT FREE BY SHAMMING.
Young Desperate Who Threw Himself
Into Trance.


LANCASTER. PA, Nov. 29.-AIbert
Dimenderffer. who has been a puzzle 20
tho leading physicians OF the county for
over four months, escaped in a mysterious
way from the insane asylum at an early
hour this morning. lie has not yet at
tanned his majority but has been a
criminal for years. lie was sent 10 the
Huntingdon Refomatory TWO years ago
for robbery, but escaped from that in
stitution and remained at liberty until
July q OF this year. on that day he
was caught in the act of robbing a house,
and was arrested after a desperate fight.
in which he wounded two deputy consta-
b.es.
The day after he was taken 10 jail he
went into a cataleptc state. and has
remained i'm IL almost uninterruptedly
ever since. lie lived only on milk ami
other liquids poured into his stomach.
Ho was examined by half dozen ply
sicians, and they pronounced him to be
in q dying condition. lie was subjected
TO many tests TO ascertain If he was
shamming Needles were thrust in his
body. but he never betrayed the slightest
Indication OF pain. He apparently grew
weaker day by day, and a petition was
presented 10 court asking for his re-
ton was at first refused, but last week
il was granted on the representation
that he was dying.
In the asylum there was no apparent
Improvement in his condition. and on
Monday when the grand jury visited the
asylum they were shown how insensible
10 pain he was He was pricked with
needles. his fee. were tickled and his
eve-lids raisel. There was not the slight
est Indication OF life.
This morning at o'clock, when the
ward keeper went TO the room occupied
bv Difenderffer he fohund him gone. The
strange young man made his escape In a
methodical manner His clothes had been
taken from him. but he quietly stole APP
parel from under the pillow OF a room
mate Dressed in these clothes. he walk
ed 10 the main entrance. opened the
door AMI was free. All sections Of the
county have been secured for Dinenderf-
fer. but not a trace OF him has been
found.
HAD WORKED THE TRICK BEFORE.
The doctors who examined and tested
him are mystiied at his ability to throw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
HAPPY BRIDES
OF DECEMBER.
Mr.. Williams and Miss Noting Mar
ried Last Night.
A VERY BEAUTIFUL WEDDING
An Elegant supper Was Given IN
Honor ofthc Groom-Elcct on we'd
ncsday Night at the Jefferson
other Weddings.
A VERY BEAUTIFUL WEDDING

Mr. Langbournc Meade Williams and
Miss Susanna Catharne Noting were
married at O'Clock last evening, the
sacred and solemn ceremony being per-
formed AZ tho residence of the bride s
mother. Mrs. Emil Otto Noting, FIFTH
and Main streets. The officiating clergy
man was Rev. W. Williams. uncle OF the
groom. Mr. Iangbourne Williams IS
son Of Mr. John l.. Williams. Peculiarly
happy IN his percentage. he is personally
a sterling gentleman and enjoys high re-
card in business as well as social CIR
cles. His bride is well-known in the So
cial circles OF this city.
The wedding was exceedingly simple
but beautiful. Miss Bcrta Noting. sis
ter Of the bride. was her maid OF honor,
Mr. r. Lancaster Williams. brother OF
the groom. acting as best man.
The ushcrs were Messrs Edmund Ran
doiph Williams. carl II. Noting, Enion
.. williams. Fred. w. Nolung. w. Berk-
tley Williams. and James III. Logan.
Misses Annie Mcclure. Calvin Bragg
Gretchen Noting. Virginia Lassiter, OF
Petersburg; and Maria Williams, were
The bridesmaids. the ribbon girls being
three pretty and graceful children-Misses
Susie Mcclure, Susie Gibson and Susie
Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs Williams left for the
South last night. in the private car Of
Mr.. John SHELTON Williams. They are
followed by many good wishes.
on Wednesday evening Mr.. r. Lancas-
ter williams gave an elegant supper at
the Jefferson Hotel in honor Of his broth
or. Mr.. Langbourne Williams. The table
decorations we're exclusively Of beautiful
fun blown American Beauty roses Mr..
Williams guests We're Messrs. Lang
bourne Randolph. Enion and Berkeley
williams. Or Robert +. Williams, Geo.
Gibson, Arthur Shelton Willy. Edward j.
Willis. Thorn Williamson. j. Stewart
Bryan. Hugh Antrim. William Habliston,
James 4. Logan. Otto. Carl and Fred.
Noting. Chalmers. Williams Old, and
William Skeiton.
Armour-Anderson.
Mr. Robert X. Armour and Miss Ella
T. Anderson were married al $50 o'clock
Wednesday evening at Clay-Street Metho-
dist church. Rev. Eugene II. Rawlings
officiating.
Mrs. Armour is one Of the most popu-
lar young ladies Of west Clay street
The groom is foreman at the I.ocomo-
tive works. ana is much esteemed. The
couple went on northern tour.
WeIls-StcWart.
Miss Virginia Pearl Stewart and Mr..
Bernard f. Wells We're married at $50
o'clock Wednesday night at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Il. Stweart. the brides
parents. No. 2i23 Venabie street. Rev. 5.
r.. Maxwell performed the ceremony,
which took place in the prettily decorated
pariors.
The young people are well-known in
the east end. and have hundreds q
friends who testified their esteem for
them by many presents.
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himself into such a cataleptic state and
deceive them. His father says that he
has possessed that power since enid
hood. AMI relates many instances where
he considered IL necessary 20 chastls3
him. The boy, 10 escape punishment
would throw himself into a cataleptc
state and remain so until ne thought MS
fathers anger was gone.
The residents OF the section or the
county in which Dinenderner commit
ted his defacati0ns are greatly exercised
over his escape. They look upon MN as
nossessed OF supernatural powers. The
authorities have sent officers into every
section Of the county 10 apprehend him
II possible Philadelphia Record
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
PETERSBURG'S RAILROAD FIGHT.
Strong Opposition in the Council to the
Use of Second street for Shifting.


PETERSBURG, VA. Dec. Especial
At the meeting Of the Common Council
tonight the letter Of Mr.. Barr was pre-
scented and read. The Council was adj
dressed by Hon. William b. Mcllwaine,
who made a very strong and earnest
speech against the railroad company be-
ing allowed TO continue the use Of Second
street Cor the shifting of cars He de
clared that the present use OF the street
by the railroad company was an outrage.
The discussion was participated In by
different members Of the Council, who
spoke or the same line as Mr.. McIlwaine.
Captain f. O. Goodwin, OF the Norfolk
and Western Company, also addressed
the Council and urged the Council not to
be hasty in their action i'm this matter.
Mr. Seay offered a resolution to the
effect that the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road Company will not be allowed 10 rest
where it is put by the letter from Mr..
Barr. but that the company must al once
take steps looking TO a more immediate
solution Of the question, that they be ~
formed that the committee appointed by
the Council before taking further action.
will confer again with the Norfolk and
Western railroad. provided a conference
is at once sought by the Norfolk and
Western authorities.
Mr. r. II. Mann, Jr., was elected a
member of the Council from the First
Ward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
Lost Tar of Boiler Iron.

Mr. Peter Pryal. $40 North Bond street
is anxious tO learn the whereabouts OF a
carload of boiler plate that was shipped
from Suffolk Va, 20 Richmond. Va, but
has never reached IT'S destination. Mr.
Pryal makes g. his business TO buy rail-
road iron. old boilers. girdcrs and heavy
iron Of divers kinds that has been used.
The pursuit OF DIS business calls him to
au parts of the country. and his dealings
amount 10 thousands of tons every year
Ia October he went 10 Suffolk and
bought "a large lot of secondhand boil
ers from the Suffolk and Carolina Rail-
road Company lie cut the boilers up and
shipped them to the Tredegar Iron Works
at Richmond, Va. Six carloads reached
their destination. but the seventh car
cannot Doe located. Therefore Mr.. Pryal
advertised in The sun for the return Of a
lost, strayed or stolen. car of boiler
plate. shipped via SeabOard Air Line. No
vember g. from Suffolk. Va, TO Tredegar
Company Richmond, Va, marked c..
g.. e.. a. 81. j., SIl9.'
Mr. Pryal is bothered 10 know how the
ear happened 20 disappear. The distance
from Suffolk 20 Richmond is only SIS miles
The car was loaded in the yard of the
railroad company while standing ON the
compauy's tracks. 1f 81 was lost he Is
mystife1 % know how n managed 10 get
off the Seaboard's tracks, If it strayed
away he IS bothered again. for there We're
the tracks yet 90 hold it i'm line. If 1t
was stolen be wants 20 know by what
means a car filled 10 its fullest capacity
with iron could be felonlously taken
away
Mr. Pryal said be was induced TO adj
vertise his Joss in The sun by the ex-
nerience of the late Greenleaf Johnson.
who. he said. once lost a carload Of ma
chinerv and advertised it i'm The sun.
Within a few days De said. no less than
dozen persons bad located the car and
called upon Mr.. Johnson f3r the re-
ward-Baltimore sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
"Honncr" Hcrc.

Mr.. G.. L. Edwards. the owner Of Bon
nor" the famous trick horse, reached the
city with his horse last night coming
down from Washington. Mayor Taylor
has given the manager Of the Sanger
Hall vaudeville permission TO give a free
entertainment on Broad street in front
of the city Han. Monday afternoon,
when Bonner will be put through a
number of tricks.
Besides the people already announced
for the Sanger Halle vaudeville, the
MANAGEMENT have Just engaged at big
expense, the celebrated Revere Sisters.
well known as leaders in refined vaude-
vile, who will be seen on Monday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About tichmond''
Citizens and other Matters.

Mr.. Frank p. Watkins sersolnt-at-
arms Of the Senate is Boo the city.
Rev r. b. Collier. who WAS pounded
by his Goochlaud congregation ltt wees.
has been quite sick ever since. but "as
able 10 Dee on the street yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Stockmar. of Barton Heights.
who had his foot badly crushed at tn"
Locomotive Works about % month ago.
is much improved and hopes 90 be out
in about two week.
The exports Of tobacco from this ciy
for the month OF November, lHn. w'ro
quite large the total amounting Go nearly
200 90 pounds more chan Boa the cores
pOnding month of last year
Mr. Bozal Chrries. ot Mlnaicin. Go0.h-
land county. va. who bias been 80 in This
city for several weeks. is now improg-
ing and his physician thinks without u
relapse he Will soon be able 10 return
10 his home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02

hogs they are in good cheer and hopeful
for the future.
Mr. Samuel G, Webb. who has been ill
for some time is much better and able 10
attend 10 his business
MIR. s. VI. Crumpler and family has
moved 10 Newport News
Mr.. August Bunklcy Of the Gwathmoy-
Bunkley Peanut Company, who had
stroke Of paralysis two weeks ago is
much better and his friends hope he will
soon get out again.
Magistrate Geo VI. Crumpler has been
busy lately trying civil and criminal
cases. lie lately had a number Of ne
erocs before him for moving peanuts af-
ter they had been levied on by the con-
stable and the result u.s. he will pay to
the Commonwealth SIS I'm fines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
THE CHESTER ON TOP.
Gen. Lee Says Had She sailed at First
She Might Have Been at the Bottom

WASHINGTON. December 1-Major-
General Lee has telegraphod the War
Department rs follows respecting the de-
plrture of the transports Manitoba and
Chester to-day with troops aboard for
Cuba.
Manitoba. with General Snyder and
the Fourth Tennessee, cleared here At
S.4j this morning
Chester. with the Fifteenth Infantry.
left here. auchoriug six miles below the
city. az same hour and is probaiy now
on top Of the sea sailing for Cuba. She
might have been 40 the bottom OF ii If
she had gone out the day she started.
Panama still here:'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
i.lc.of.Mirhi Cnnni,-

LONGVIEW. VA, Nov. % Especial
The peanut crop has been a disappoint-
ment TO most OF the farmers. The yield
has not been large and the prices have
been low. ranging from ? l-Sc. 20 2 use.
per pound however. with good corn
crop and An unusually large humber Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
ELEGANT COUNTRY WEDDING.
Miss blanche Lcnora BeaLlcy BECOMES
the Bride of L. Barclay Jctcr.

MILFORD, VA, Dec. -Special.-Miss
Blanche LenOra Beazley and Mr.. 7. Bar
clay Jeter were married at Bethel Bap-
fist church at 8 O'Clock yesterday even
ing. yhe church was tastefully decorated
end filled with friends of the bride and
groom.
The wedding march was played by Mrs.
George Beazley, sister-in-laW OF the
bride The ushers were Messrs. Penn
Reazley, r. u. Dickinson. Willie Wash.
ington and Cecil Parish. The bride
maids were Misses Evelyn Coghill. Ada
parr and Mamie BeaZley I'm white or
candle over pink silk, Misses Bessie
Beazley, Eva. Burruss. Of Richmond, and
Salie Davis IN white organdie over white
silk. and their respective groomsmen
were Messrs +. =. Beazley Robert Wool
folk Robert Jetcr. u. e. Campbell. T.. ).
Coghin and Lee Beazley. The bride car
rcd a large bouquet of white chrysanthe-
NUNS and with her maid of honor, her
sister Miss Emma Beazley both hand
somely attired in white satin, entered the
right aisle.
The groom with his best man. his
a,rother. Mr. Baker Jcter, entered the
left. and met her at the altar where Rev.
James Eubank. pastor of Tie church, per
formed the ceremony
After the marriage d delightful recep-
ton was given the bridal party at the
home Of the bride by her parents. The
festivities lasted tn nearly dawn, when
the entire party accompanied the happy
pair 10 the $40 train which they boarded
for a Northern tour
The bride Is the beautiful and attractive
daughter Of Mr. l.. 4. Beazley, one Of
the most highly respected and prosperous
farmers of this county. The groom is
thrifty and popular young lumber manu-
f4FfurQr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
Runaway Marriage.

ROANOKE. VA. Dec Especial
Miss ora Shuflebarger and John NJ.
Rowzer. Of Cmiatiausbnrg were married
In Bristol to-day at O'Clock Miss Shut
fiebarg,r has been visiting tho family Of
j. IA Wilkinson in This city. and is well
known IN Roanoke Mr.. Rowzcr Joined
her hero and they Left on the 1:f0 train
for Bristol. The bride Is q daughter OF
tho late captain Shuiuobarger. OF Cam
bfia
The groom Is an operator at Christians
burg. az which place Mr. and Mrs. Row
ger will make their home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
Manner, of the MoOrs.

Life color and sound are ali intense in
Morocco. The Moors are full OF super
stition and their customs are curious and
npmetimes disagreeabie. When they
make a well they sacrifice a sheep at the
bottom of It. II they take q sew house
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
OBITt Any.
Mr. Innnic My Frost.

Mrs. Jennie MAY Frost wife or MI.
John Frost. died 40 the residence ot MI
b. w. Lambert. so. SD spring street az
$40 O'Clock yesterday morning. IN the
twenty-second year Of her age. The run
erll will take place from Flhe-Stiee'
Baptist church to-day at o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
GOVERNMENT FINANCES.
Large Increase in Receipts Compared
with These OF Last Year.

The monthly comparative statement OF
the government receipts and expenditures
shows that during the month Of Novem-
be.. the receipts aggregated $500 9l5. as
compared with si3. $685. coo for November
last year. In that month, however, is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
KAUFMAN * co.
Greatest Value-Giving Event Scheduled
For FRIDAY and Saturday.

We have determined to make Friday ana 'o'iorroW"
most interesting period TO those desire the inner grades er
chaudise Every department. contributes Its snare 70 ne % u
necial offerings made the very choicest urs,
Suits Jackets, Capes. Hosiery, Underwear Gloves
and Infants Wear will low that can not aod to 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
Snlllmnn-Trinl,lt.

WARRENTON. VA. Dec Especial
The BAPTIST church al Jcnersonton. Cul-
pepper county, was the scene of most
beautiful wedding this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. thc contracting parties being
Miss Lucy Spilman. of that place, and
Mr. l.. \. TripictL of Orleans, Fau-
Gulcr county.
The ceremony was performed by the
pastor Rev. w. H. Gumsley. assisted by
Rev r. r.. Boston. of Wlrrentou
The bride was becomingiy attired In a
beautiful wedding gown of white silk,
and the maid OF honor, Miss Mamie Spit
man. and tho bridesmaid. Miss Lena
Fletcher Miss Alice Turner. Miss Mabel
Tripiett and Miss Janet Tolson Wore
white orgaudie and each one carried
white chrysanthcmums. The ushers were
Dr. Hugh iiin and H. Nj. Spiiman, Jr.,
brother of the bride
The interior OF the church surrounding
the altar was beautifully decorated with
chrysanthemums and pOttc1 plants.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs Trip
lett were driven 10 Bcalcton. whore they
took the northbound train on an extended
bridal tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02

WINCHESTER. VA. Dec. Especial
Miss Jullette Ople White a highly-re-
spected lady Of this city. died at the resi-
dence Of her nephew. Judge William NJ
Atkinson. OF the Corporation and County
Courts to-day. She was the daughter
OK the late Robert White. Of the Vir-
ginia Court of Appeals and a sister Of
the Rev. Dr. r. NJ White, OF Atlanta
Ga.
For many years she was principal Of the
Edgeton Or9hanage. OF Baltimore
james Harlowe.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA Dec. l.
special-Alr. James Harlowe, prominent
farme.. OF Albemarle. died at his home
in Buckeyland yesterday in the eighty
sixth year of his age
The funeral and burial took place this
afternoon at o'clock at the home place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02

The postoiice at Haviua. Northumber-
land county, Va. has been discontinued
mail 20 Lynhams.
New postonices were established o..
day az English Franklin county, Va.
with Blanche Eneish postmaster. and a'
Pcrkinsvlle. Burke county. y. c., with
Il. T.. LaNtOn postmaster.
The name of the postoflcc M Beraer
stafford county, Va, has been changed
TO Bcrea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
FurS by the Yard.
Millinery Slaughter.

Black Thlbet Fur per yard-.. <
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-05-20

small farm Of acres south east side of town. good
room story house. running water yard orchard of
apple peach and cherry trees also grapes Public road runs
theln;. This is nice little home. Price $780, Easy
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-05-20
TruStee'S Sale.

the Undersigned, Joseph 5. Clark,
ifdstee in deed of trust dated the Tenth
day OF April, 1890. and recorded in the Of
nee OF the Clerk of the County Court of
lnLcwrll County, Virginia. in Deed Book
-; pages iIS. etc whereby Harry l.. Tan
S:Il cuhVcy'u To me rs Trustee the prem
iscs hereinafter described in trust to
secure unto HE Graham Land and In.
proVement Company, It's successors and
assigns, the payment of the sum of S2l6 =
6s, lawful money of the u tied States of
Am rica, in twoequal annual iusta lments
oil SlOS.3i each. in one md two wears
respectively from the date of the said
decd oil trust, with interest thereon, pay
per annum, due by the said Harry l..
lanslll unto the said Company, as part
OF the purchaSe-m Ouey for the said pre-
misses, and evidenced by two prumissory
notes made by the said Harry H. Tansiil
Tor the amount of the said respective In.
StatiihentS and Interest. bearing even
date with the said deed of trust, and pay.
Rpie MS aforesaid to the said Con panV nr
order, do hereby give notice that by vir-
lure oi the SAID d, ed Of tru.t and Tor de-
iault made III payment OF both OF the
installmentS of the debt hereinbcforc
described and interest. shall, having
been required so To do by tine said Com
pany, holder of the notes evidencing the
said instruments and interest. sell, either
~ person or by attorney, at One O'Clock
~ -l1' way VI Juut ~. II. lSpS,
Ia front of the Court House ut Ti,Zewell.
virginia i'll the said County and State, ut
public auction to the highest bidder.
Al That certain lot or parcel of land
IN tnc Town OF GIaham, TaZewell Goun-
ty, State of Virginia designated and de-
Scribed rs follows, to wit: Lot No. 1 in
section II ON map of lots filed Tor reco. I'd
on the 18th day of July, \ y. 1890 i'm the
once Oh the Clerk of the County Court of
laZewcil Couaty. iiSinia, and recorded
III SAID office IN Deed Book % pages one
etc.
Being the same lot or parcel of land
winch was conveyed by the said Graham
Land and Improvement Company unto
the said Harry l.. ransill by decd bear
ing even date with the said deed of trust
and duly recorded
TERMS OF SALE (as elected and de.
icrmihed by the said Company rs the
holder OF the said notes, by virtue of the
said deed of truSD; CASH.
JOSEPH 5. CLARK,
Trustee.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-05-20

farm of $50 acres, 2-story dwelling, large barn. fine
$3000