The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-26
THE MALLORY TRAGEDY
R. R. Harris, Jr., Brought Into Court ana
His Trial Continued TO Monday.
WHAT GlLLlCg HEARD HARRIS SAY
The Funeral OF The Murdered s1nn
Largely Attended. and DIR. starr
Makes Feeling EtcmarIta in Ref
cncc 10 kFiu-rhr SERIES OF Meet
fngs m xlon's baptist church.

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The case of the Commonwealth uginst
X H.. Harris. Jr., charged with the
shooting and killing OF w. II. Mallory
was called for examination i'm the
Mayors Court this morning. The. pris-
oncl was brought into the court room
from the jail and occupied seat next
TO his counsel. Mr. William Is. Nell
waine. Mr. w. II. Jones. the Attoruey
'or the Commonwealth. was also pres
cnt. After the case had been called Mr.
Mcllwaine asked that 1t be continued
10 next Monday I'm order that the de-
tense might have Il little time to cor
slider as to what action they would take
Ihe Court intcrposed no objection to
.he continuance asked for. and the wit
ncsSes were recognized for their ap,
pearance in court next Monday morning
at III o'clock. In addition to those who
testified at the Coroner's inquest yes
terdaE afternoon there is another wit
ness who was in court this morning
His name is Thomas Gilleck. He saws:
was with DlEk Harris about a
quarter to o'clock on "Wednesday
night last. which was about two and q
nan hours before the shooting occurred.
At that time Harris remarked to nc:
| am going to kill some -----------
to-niSht. Gillcck says this Is all he
KNOWS. The tragedy continues to be
much talked of and the trial will be a
most interesting one. Mr. AIallory's
funeral took place from his late resi-
dcnce. on Bollingbrook street at noon
Today, and WAS very largely attended.
inc services were conducted by Rev
w. g. Starr, d. D.. pastor OF Washing
Ton street NJ. l.. Church. assisted by
KEY. John lfidcont rector of Grace Eipis-
copai Church. DR.. Starr read IL sclcc.
ton from the scriptures and then went
on Ia speak OF the deceased with whom
he had frequently talked. He referred
10 MS good qualities. and his charita-
bile disposition. The pail bearers were
Messrs Charles Watson, j. NJ New
combe. i. T.. Brannigan. Samuel Mar
ion, w G. Mallory. Mason Rurnaine.
Capt. T.. \. Goodyear and DR.. j. T.. Moy-
Ter. The floral designs were very pretty
fhe intermcnt was in Blandford Gene
terry.
Rev. y. j. Fristoe, pastor OF the Sec
ohd BAPTIST Church in this city. arrived
here this morning, from Accomac
county, where for the past ten days he
has been assisting Rev. NJ +. Hartford
the pastor. in a series of meetings at
Zion BAPTIST Church. The services;
were very largely attended and there
were siNty-fivc additions to the church.
all but five of whom were baptized
me immersion took place in an inlet
OF the Atlantic ocean and was Witness
ed by great multitude OF people. who
came i'm carria ges, on bicycles and in
sail boats FOR miles around. 1t was one
of the largest baptisms ever witnessed
In Accomac county.
Nv from refers
burg To the Grand Chapter. Royal Arch
Mnsons. Of Virginia, which meets in
Richmond on November nth next. are /:
). ii. Worthington, High Priest: Rob
ert .. Jones. King; and Il. r. Mattcson.
Scribe
The congregation of the First Baptist
Church expect 10 occupy The upper
part of the cliilcc on next Sunday As
before stated in these dispatches. the
interior of the church has received some
very costly improvements The pastor.
Rev IL. w. Battle. y. D., Will preach
morning and evening. The subject Of
IN" sermon ut night will be. The
Vision of God"
Walter H. Taylor OF Norfolk. will de-
liver an address before the young men
al ST. Pnufs Episcopal Church. on next
Sunday Afternoon ut O'Clock
Mr.. Is. n. Marks. {, prominent Young
lawyer of Norfolk Is in The city.
William j. Malone. Il wcil-known
cattle dealer here, was stricken with
paralysis this morning. His condition
Tonight is critical