The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times-Dispatch.
loo Hull Street.

Phone Madison lIo
The body of George E. Gary was laid &c
rest yesterday afternoon In Maury Cemetery
The funeral was conducted from the Meade
Memorial Church. which was crowded with
friends and relatives. The services WERE
conuueteu by the rector, Rev. T. Ernest
Warren, assisted by the Rev. Ben Dennls
The pallbearers were: Honorary-Juugeh
Ernest wens, S. B. VII, and r. carter
scott. Colonel b. o. James. Charles f. Tay
lor, j. Il. Patterson. ]. W. Bronaugh and
IL. T.. Harnish. Active-J. W Graves y
L: Adamson. L. ". Fendiey L. J; Jones,
w. H. Washington, B. T.. Owen, John l.
Morris and r.. II. Minor.
Committees from the Manchester Lodge
OF Eiks. Royal ArcanuIn. Heptasophs and
Wooomen OF the World, OF wnicn Air. Gary
was a member. attended the services. The
chancei OF the church was covered with
moral tributes. and an extra wagon proceed
ed tho body to the cemerery.
Cuse Is Continued.
Being unable to hear nil the evidence
Judge Ernest II. Wells continued the case
OF Crew against Done!ia. which was on trial
ing.
{. A. Crew. the plaintiff. Ia asking for
$500 damages for SANDER and defamation
OF character. He alleges ,hat DoneIa. I'M
der whom he was subcontractor. used
words In the presence OF others which were
false, scandalous, malicious and dcfnmatory.
and when when construed Insult
tending to provoke n breach Of the peace.
He Furthermore claims the language used
has injured his name. lame credit and
business. Donella In special plea admits
using the words alleged in tho declaration.
but claims they We're the truth and tusti-
fed. Hundson Cary represents the plaintn.
In Police Court.
Squire ]. y. willard. sitting for Justice
II. a. Maurice. In Police Court. Part 2, yes
terday dismissed tho one lone offender. F..
NJ Wilkinson, who was arrested Thursday
night after causing Il great excitement In
Swansboro and upper South Richmond.
where his actions led to the belief that he
w.s an escaped lunntic. Wilkinson appear
ell peni,cnt and confessed To the charge,
but plead that he was from the country
and had come TO the city to see the football
game, but INDUCED TOO freely in liquor. lie
was given warming ana Tod TO go his
way.
Fired on burglar.
Awakened by IL slight grating noise at a
lower window. Rober, w. Goodman. 1912
Everett Street. surprised two MEN In an
attempt TO enter his home early yesterday
morning. The men, Il Is said, were indus
MS quietly possible, got his gun and raia-
ed the upper window and hred twice The
men we're evidently frightened oft by the
noise made by Goodm;en, ms It would have
been almost impossible to miss them at tho
range.
T6e attempted burglary was reported to
the Southside police, who on investing ton
failed TO see any slgns either OF thoSmen
or their work
i a box car ut the freigh, depot OF the At
iuntic Coast Line was also broken open, and
rs far as known q dozen quarts of whiskay
and n half dozen pairs OF shoes was all tho
booty secured by tbs thief. The rosbery was
reported and detectives put on the TRAIL ~
Cotored Boy Shut.
Elias Hawking. eolpred youth, was
brought to the city yesterday. suffering with
. bullet wound In the. hip. inflicted by a
negro. whose name Is thought 10 be a. T.
,Flnney, The shooting, which is claimed was
without prevention occurred near Winter
pock, Chesterfield county, early yesterday
nnoEning. Hawlsins, according to hts story.
was walking quietly along the road when
The man jumped .cut yIoh, the bushes and,
ri 'hont warni 10, opened ire With o pistol,