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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
GENERAL PAND0
IS ADVANCING
He Is Moving to the Support Of San
tiago With Cattle and Provisions.
FLYING SQUADRON is NO MORE.
IL Has Been Merged Into SIMPSONS
Fleet aud Scblcy Assigned 90 Com
mand of the second Squadron
of the Fleet.

kCopyrght. 1905. by tho Associated Press)
oN BOARD THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BDISPATcH BOAT DAUNTLEss. OFF
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Tuesday, June p
nighO Via Port Antonio, Jamaica.
Wednesday morning. June p. by way Of
Kingston. Jamaica. June % q p. Nj
The flying squadron hitherto command
"a by Commodore Schlcy. has lost its
identity tv an order issued to-day by
Rear Admiral Sampson. and IL has been
merged into the fleet under the admiral
The order caused considerable surprise
on board the Brooklyn, which has been
sne flagship of the Flying Squadron,
Nnere 10 was supposed tnc squadron
would remain intact az least until the
IAN OF Santiago de- Cuba. commodore
Schlcy has been assigned 10 command
the second squadron attached To- Admiral
Sampson feet
PANDO MOVING EASTWARD.
From two Cuban officers picked zap by
cha Vixen to-day. 30 has been learned
that General Pdudo Us moving eastward
from Nfarzanilio with $3.50 spanish troops.
FOR tbe purpose of -tflg the beleag-
urcd city of Santiago dc cuba. The Ou-
hans had come 90 Aserradcro In small
hoets with dispatches from General RIOS
Cor Admiral Sampson and General kabi.
-r6ev rtnort that General Pando has with
him seven hattauions numbering h'W
rnen. with cattle and pack tram win
provlsionO he left Manzanillo. province
of Santiago de- Cuba, on June I'd 10 re-
Neve General Liuarcs.
WILL REACH SANTIAGO HN SUNDAY
The epauards were moving al the f"lo
hr
ger 1eu. and no their present speed IL
is said they VIII reach santiago ue N"''
next Sunday July
The Cuusus have a small force hdhs
ioq ON the Spanish flank and rear ana
hsrraseine Gen. PandO troops at ever.
s..r Nanzanillo IS 100 miles west or
Santiago and the roads are IN bad con-
dtlOn .., ~,
DO reac,.s his goal it Will be WIN les lSsS
man nc the force he started with. The
Cubans who are harrasang him only mum
her about two hundred men. but IN the
masses and in the bush they are al "A great
e6vafare 10 is probable that immediate
stems win Doe taken 20 throw force OF
Americans and Cubaus between General
Pando and General Llnaros.
Pressed as the latter is on the east.
Doe could not spare % man for a sorue
Co the west ..,,
CERVERA HAS MOVED.
Admiral Sampson has oscertained That
Admiral CcryDra's fleet has moved INTO
the MINER harbor of Santiago de Cuba.
General Shafter iu his dispatches 10 the
secretary of War compiimcnted the fleet
Tor rs assistance in landing troops
With the soldiers landed from the
Yale vest rday AID cencrll Garcia's a7'fnv
transported from the westward 2AVp
men in an have been disembarked In
the vicinity of Santiago de CUBA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
A FAIR SPONSOR.
Gen. Boiling Selects Miss Sai'ic r.
Huntington 4 Farmviiie.

PETERSBURG. VA. June 2e.-special.
General stith Boiling has selected as
maid Of honor. TO represent this district
at the Confederate reunion az Atan,s'
Miss Sallie h. Huntington, OF farm'hhe'
who has accepted the appointment. A.
Miss Huntington is daughter OF Ms.
w. q. Huntington, a prominent tonacc9-
mist OF Farmvile and Lynchourg Sne Is
a pretty blonde and a most attfaStiNe
and accomplished young lady. A..
For two sessions she attended tne
Southern Female College In petersburg
She Is a relative OF Mrs. j. B. Ssrschan.
OF this city ga, ~,
The sponsor from Virginia IS Miss Mat
tie Watson. the lovely and attractive
daughter OF Mr.. Robert l.. Watson. one
OF Petersburg's most prominent tooacco'
nists. -, ~.
A telegram received here this after
noon from Mrs. J. Edwin Spotswood'
states that the condition of her son, MT.
Joe Spotswood. who rs critically III AT
jacksonville, Fla. with typhoid fever Is
unchanged.
Mr.. Spotswood Is a member OF the A.
p. Hill Rides, Of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
The Tower
SECOND AND BROAD.
Markdown Sale still Continues

~ and 75c. Pcrcale and Dimity Waists,
CSC.
81 % Shirt Waists. 69c.
7jc. Umbrellas. 25c.
soc. Uammocks. Sc.
sc. Shifting Prints. 2I3c.
1914 unbleached Sheeting. 2Oc. value,
10iac.
12kc. Linen Duck. 7c.
White embroidered Curtain Muslin. Sc.
yard.
soc. ladies' Umbrella Drawers, 2Jc.
25c. Ladies' SILK Ties. Toe.
15c. Leather Belts. &c.
Percales. yard wide. SIC.
2Jc. plaid and check stripe Organdies.
nc
Zoe. silk Ribbons. all colors. e.
15c. silk Ribbons. all colors. 3.
~ and 2Jc. Ribbons. %.
100 Organizes. &c.
90 boys Straw Hats tic.
Wool Gronadine. 36 inches wide, SC.
Atwood Cnallic. 6lfc.
Ladies' Ribbed Shirts, Sc.
Ladies' black drop-stltch Hose. Isle.
J0c kind. for PC.
Covered Whalcbones, lc.
Largc-size. pure linen Towels &C.
White Duck Caps. he.
5c. package Envelopes. lc.
&c solid colored OrRandics, 12i1c.
Boys and girls large Sailor Straw
Hats. SOC. value. 2Jc.
Empire Fans. &c.
$50 Smyrna Rugs. large Size, Sl2J.
CSC bottle Bay Rum, &c.
Talcum Powder &C.
Gqc wool Dress Goods. 2jc.
$50 Baby Carriage. SLIGO.
2Jc cloth-bound Books. SC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
THE DAUGHTERS IN ESSEX,
4 Patriotic and Enthusiastic Occasion
i'm Tappabannock.

A correspondent OF the Free Lance
writing from Tappahannock tells OF the
unwilling OF twenty portraits Of distin-
guished men of Essex county in the coun-
" court room and then mas the following
TO say Of an interesting after meeting
At o'clock =. NJ. the courthouse was
again the place OF rendezvous, ana Tie
people of the town were TO nave anothe'
The Essex chapter OF tho Daughters Of
the Confedcracy were TO have a meetlns'
and Judge George L. Christian, the sai-
liant Confederate soldier and the aoie VIZ
ginia lurist. was TO be the orator OF VIC
evening He was introduced In handsome
style by Judge 7. r. Is. Wright, ana after
a pleasing and graceful introduction an
nOuuccd as his theme Ihe Justice OF INC
Confederate Cause The address was a
m Isterpiece OF It's kind, clear, eiean CUT.
original it carried conviction 10 every
he.rt and awakened an enthusiasm IN
every bosom. which manifested ltselt IN
thuuderOus applause aSdln ana AGAIN Jul :
ing the delivery of the address. No BRIEF
ANALYSIS or synopsis could possibly do
Justice 20 the address. Your correspon-
dent hopes TO see is I'm published FORM
and in the cherished archives OF every
home in our beloved old state that cur
children may know Of the meu VINO
fought for the South and Of the eternal
principle OF RICH. and justice for wnlch
they fought
Judge Christian was not stranger 20
our people. but his visit this time, to-
gether with his address, has greatly en-
deared him TO our people, and he may
be sure OF warm and cordial welcome
whenever he comes
The bearing an addresses of Prof. Jas;
Garnett and Judge Garrett have served
10 show that blood and brains will
tell" and emphasize the fact that theN
are worthy descendants Of noble ances-
tors. while the many friends Of Mr. James
NJ. Mathews were delighted TO grasp again
his hand. look into his face hear the
familiar sound OF his volnce and bid him
welcome 10 his native heath.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
PERSONAL AND GENERAL
Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizens aud other Matters.

Mrs. Captain Lindsay who so worthily
eus the most OF matron at the Industrial
Home is quite sick with malaria.
DIR. p. r. Barringer and Professor w.
NJ Lie. OF the University, are az Muir
phys
Miss Mary 4. Bell Is the guest ~ MISS
Walthan. No. 900 east Leigh street MISS
Rel has for some lime past been m
New York studying vocal music and mas
met with great success
To-day at noon the Woman's Christian
Temnerance Union will conduct It's
monthly service at the Soldiers Home
Rev w. A. Barr. ciating. They cor
dially invite the public to attend and
look forward to a service OF special In
terest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30

harbOr OF Guantanamo. which only a
week ago was little less than Hazlhg
he'll. seems positive haven asleep. The
men In camp on the Hill arc sound asleep,
even tie indonitable Commander Mccall
H. OF the Marblehead. better known down
here as THE Blood Tub" is taking forty
winks feeling certain that every Span
lard within ten miles OF the camp has
been most successfully shelled. Just
next 10 .he sun despatch boat lies the
hospital boat Solacc. with her seven
wounded marines on board. Both the
camp and the bay are wrapped in dark
ness. inc only light TO be seen anywhere
comes from the despatch boats pilot
house, and six men are writing by the
light of one lone lantern.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
Mrs Cannon WEEDS Again.

NORFOLK VA. June %. 90 Special. -
Governor TYLER is being urged 10 pardon
Joseph p. Cannon. of Norfolk sentenced
bv Judge Hanckle. Of the Corporation
Court. to twelve months in jail and 10
nav A fine Of $1,000 for attempting to
defane the character OF his wife. Cam
mons friends ask for the pardon on con-
dition that the fine be paid and that he be
forbidden 10 come back 10 the State. He
is now a fugitive having forfeited his
bail bond
Mrs. Cannon was recently married 70
Mr.. Hodges, OF Portsmouth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
At Chicl,amauga Park.

CHlCKAMAUGA NATIONAL PARK.
juno l3-lt has been quiet and UNI
cvrntfui day 40 thc Park aud nothing OF
snccial importance occurred. No orders
far the movement of troops were receive
I'd though the rilroads have been notified
no De- ready 10 move large bodies at a
moments notice.
The FUN corps OF paymasters. twenty
two in number. arrived to-day They
went into camp and are heavily guarded
al al hours by details 0r troops from
each regiment IN Is stated that the
work OF paying on the men will BEGIN
friDay.
General Wilson has been assigned 10 he
command of the First Division OF the
COINS until the army is moved, and he
VIII remain here 20 organize the Sixth
Army Corpse which ne Will command In
the held
General Haines was to-day assigned TO
the Second Brigade OF the First Division.
~AisA has been heretofore In charge or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
Confirmed by the Senate.

WASHINGTON. June 29.--The Senate
in executive session made the following
combinations:
Army-Third Regiment L. S. Vol In
fantry. to be Captain-William II. COBB,
Florida.
To be Secoud Lieutenant-Eddy b.
Stevens, Georgia.
Tenth Regiment, to be Captain-Wil-
liam r. Wharton. of Virginia; Joseph {.
Mcclure. Of South Carolina, to be Second
Lieutenant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
REMARKABLE RESCUE.

Mr.. Michael Curtain. Plainfeld, ILL.,.
makes the statement that she caughs
cold. which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for a month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told her
She was n hopeless victim OF consump-
ton and that no medicine could cure her.
Her druggist suggested DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption; she bought
a bottle, and to her delight found herself
benefited from first dose. She continued
It's use and after taking six bottles found
herself sound and well; now does her
own housework. and is as well az she ever
was Free trial bottles OF this Great Dis
covery at owens & Minor Drug Com
pany. Large bottles. 50 cents and 81.
Your Patronage Is Solicited by the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
OURHAM'S COLORED COMPANY.
Col. j. :. Carr Feeds Them Well a. a
Send on

DURHAM. n. c.. June 29-Speclal-
The colored volunteers who have been
drilling regularly each night since organ
lied. will leave for Fort Macon to-mOr-
row. They now perform many OF the
evOlutiOus successfully.
Col. j. 5. carr gave them supper last
night and breakfast this morning al Pc
grams restaurant
The company held a FAR, veil meeting
tonight at the courthouse.
Mr.. G. +. Palmer, an insurance man
here. left few days ago for Norfolk and
greatly surprised his friends upon Ms re-
turn by bringing back wife. The bride
was formerly Miss Violet Lindsay, and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
MARRIAGE IN NORFOLK.
The Bride and Groom to Take Euro
pean Tour.

NORFOLK. VA, June 20.-Special.-Mr'
David f. watt. Of the firm OF Watt. Ret
tew & Clay. was married this afternoon
ar GEO o'clock TO Miss Resale Shields
Bankhead al 81. Peters church, BramDle-
ton The pastor Rev G. h. Woodsoh' OIL
hciated. It'd
Miss Dorothy Lee, IF Richmond 3cteG
as bride sma!d Mr. John Watt cousin OF
The groom was best man.
Immediately after the marriage me
bride and groom took the steamer to Oid
Point. They will leave there on Friday
for New York. where they VIII TAKE ihe
Ancboria of the Anchor Line, Saturday
for Scotland. They will be abroad about
Mr.. Watt. one OF the most successful
business men OF Norfolk. Is also one OF
the most highly esteemed. ne Din
Mis- Rankhead. a niece of Or. Meredith,
~ Norfolk. is charming young lady who
has a host OF friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
GEN. WHEELER HOLES HIS SEAT,
Governor johnson Declines to Order q
New Election I'm His District

MONTGOMERY. ALA, June 29.-Pa-
pers were filed with Governor Johnson
some time ago asking for a special cleo
ton in the Eighth District Of Alabama
now represented by Major-General
Wheeler
The ground on which the application
was based was vacancy of office because
of the holding by General Wheeler OF a
position in the army and that the accept
ance of the latter vacated the congress
sional office
Governor johnson has concluded not 10
issue the order for a special election and
General Wherler's seat until the 4th or
March will he undisturbed unless in the
meantime the Governor changes his
OpiniOn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
The Late John Gorham.

Mr. John Gorham OF New York. who
did M Chase CITY Sunday. where ne had
gone for the benefit OF the waters there.
was one 81 the best known business men
of New York. being one Of the founders
OF the Gorham Silverware Company. He
retired from the business some time ago
and was a man OF large means.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
4 Small Verdict.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June 2o.-spe-
cial-In the Corporation Court ms dl.eF-
noon i'm the case of Walter @. Eastman :
administrator against r. r. and Marin
Finch. the jury rendered verdict TOR the
plaintiff for STA ~
The suit was for $4,000 claimed ~ me
plaintiff for the death OF walter -. Eds,-
hrickiaver on a building that vas oeins
erected by the defendants was preclpltat Z
ed 10 the ground by the collapslng OF :
scaffolding' which Mr.. Finch was allese1
10 have built. The leadlng attorney ''i
he defense WIS G. V. Meredlth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
MICHAEL SCHWAB DEAD
The Anarchist, Who was Once So No
torious Died i'm Chicago Yesterday.

CHICAGO, June 29.-Michael Schwab.
the anarchist. died at the AleXian Broth
ers Hospital to-day Schwab was held
responsible. with Parsons. Spies, Lingg.
Fischer Engle. and Neebe for hurting
the dynamite bombs on May attn, lSSb'
which caused the death OF seven police
man in the Hay Market riot.
The punishment meted out to him was
life Imprisonment in the Joliet peniten-
tiarv but June &c, 1893 he was pardoned
and restored to citizenship by Governor
Altgeld.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30

they were married at the residence OF ner
parents at CID p. VI. Monday. a..
Mr.. r. s. Aldridgs and Miss Bertha NC
Chess were married this morning a. me
seur sfreet. II was q quiet home wedding
OF two highly respected young people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
sick Soldiers at Mobile.

MOBILE, ALA. June 2s.-Forty-one
enlisted men were lei behind here SICK.
Two OF them died, Parian y. Games
Comnanv / First Alabama Volunteers.
from Mineral Springs, Ark, and Rich
ard McCullogh, Company IL FIRST Ala
bama Volunteers. from New Castle, Pa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
Barham-Seay.

PETERSBURG. VA, June 29-SDeclall.
A very quiet, but pretty marriage took
place tonight at the home OF the bride
In Matoaca. Chesterfield county The
contracting parties were Miss Josephine
walters were Mr.. Willie o. Kenner OF Pc
tersburg. and Miss Annie Holt OF Ma
toaca. and Mr. Harry Simmons and Miss
Susie Stables. Rev. John Ridout of1ci-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
HOSPITAL AT FORT MONROE.
Steps are Being Taken To Make the
Fort n Hospital Point.

Fort n Hospital Point.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June D
steps nave been taken to make Fortress
Monroe an important hospital point, and
It is said that over six hundred sick and
wounded soldiers from the South will be
sent there as soon as the arrangements
are completed.
4 number Of tents will be located near
the mOat, and they Will be equipped with
an the conveniences and appliances
known 10 medical and surgical science
A large corps OF surgeons has been de-
tailed Tor service at the new station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
DEATHS.

CRENSHAW Died AZ tho have ~ Nor
cousin. Mr.. william G.. Crenshaw. Jr.,
IN Baltimore. Mo June 25 1875 ANNE
VIRGINIA CSENSHAW. daughter Of
the late Col. James r. and Ellen Elicit
Crenshaw.
Interment In Hollywood. MONDAY.
June 9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
Populist ami Republican.

At Wadesboro to-day't the Populist con-
vention OF the Sixth District nominated
oliver H. Dcckery for Congress.
lie was already the Republican noni-
nee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
Eicklen-IOndOn.

Miss Ellen Caskie London, OF this city
was married 10 Mr.. Joseph Burwell Flick
len. OF Fredericksburg. yesterday the
Rev. w. d. Smith officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
Personal.

Upon my return 10 the city my dental
office will be removed. Due notice OF my
return and new location will be published
In the daily papers. CHAS. L STEEL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
SCHOOLS.

Virginia, Richmond.
McCABES UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
The thirty-fourth annual session or rms
school for boys begins September %, fsAS.
Thorough preparation for University OF
Virginia. Yale Harvard. United states
Military and Naval Academies and the
leading Engineering schools. Full star.
Boarding Department strictly limited.
For catalogue address
W. GORDON MccABE.
juSO- tn. SUI wed3mo Head Master.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
HOTELS.
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HOTEL,
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American and European Plans.
The Most famous Representative
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New as the newest.
Always Fresh and Clean.
American and European Plans

The location. on the beautiful Madi-
son Square. az the intersection or
Broadway and Fifth avenue. Is tho
most central and delightful In the city.
II Is In the very heart OF the shop
ping district. and easily Accessible 70
the art galleries and amusements, ana
has direct car communications with
All railways and important polnss.
II rs less than ten minutes oy cree
trio car from the -Street
entrance OF the hotel To the stations
OF the New York Central, Harlem ana
New Haven railroads; ana less than
fifteen minutes 10 the Twenty-third
and nty-fourth-Street ferries or
the Pennsylvania and the Erie rail-
road sYsems.
IL afYcrds the most liberal accom-
modations in the city.
The American Plan will be maintain
cd az heretofore. without change. az
the highest standard OF excellence.
Terms $500 per day ana upwards,
ircludlng steam heat or open hres.
Tine European Plan will have every
possible resource and convenience for
those who prefer that plan. Terms Tor
rooms. 500 per days and upwards.
including steam heat or open nres.
Hitchcock, Darling & Co.,
Proprietors.
Cable address. FIFTH"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30

form Of cold and 40 through the entire list OF
remedies Al ali druggists. Is cents yial.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-12-13
Small EurS
and Large Ones

Not the cheap kinds that get ragged
and NANCY and rough i'm no time. But,
of the good kinds that do not co It
much, We hav" rich gathering All
of the fashionable furs are her. NOT in
the uncut skins. but in the wttchcry of
collarettes, scarfs, Capes, muffs ara
jackets--carefully put together ana fin.
ished with AN inner beauty that is in
keeping with the exterior luxury.
You've seen our show? Disp"l that
thought Ours is Il sort of con,in., A
performance, New features ia furl
com" each day, and go likewise. \
"fnr' ltat met your approval but out
reached your price perhaps was here
last week, but this week has .ounG an
owner. Another, equally as satisfying
and within the limits of your econn-
mics, has replaced it. Come and see.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-12-13
FOR KILLING OF
THOMAS GILLIGAN
IConclud"d from Page 81

not follow them down. It was too dark
to see from where he stood What was
going On.
Or cruss-eXaminatiOn Mr.. OIirien
brought out that there was large will
low tree on the corner in question and
also that it was not impossible that
GilliGan was waiting in the shadow Of
the tree. Th" witness did not see Gilli-
san coming ny the street and was quite
positive that if Gilligan came past
Seneca street. where there is a light. he
would have seen him
The witness denied having heard Mo-
ran say "GilliGan you've cut my head
and ear" a. the time Gilligan cX-
claimed thai he had been stabbed.
When Moran started down West
Market street, the witness said, Mrs
Flood, who had come upon the scene
i'm the meantime. caught GilliGln about
the body from Behind in an endcaVor
to hold him, but he broke away. threw
three stones at Moran and then rush
ing down to where Moran was irving
to get into MOrrison's gate graspCd
him and threw him t. the ground Gil
ligan had Il stone in his hand when
he rushed toward Moran, the witness
said, and further he was very drunk
and noisy,
1t was also elected from the witness
| that Moran's home Is directly in the
rear of MorrisOn's lot and that very
| frequently Moran took a short cut
through Mo"rison's to go home. Il
was at MorrisOns gate GilliCan COM
| mittcd his second assault on Moran.
At this juncture adjournment was
had until this morning.
The defense will try for n verdict
| of acluttal. 1t will not only andcavor
| 10 show that Gilligan made an un-
provoked assault ana then resumed il
and drove Moran TO the wall" but al,
| so that he VAS lyins in wait for AIo
| ran