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_ sToREe bn MAAMARARTA « p ON ‘ « VARRMRAR RA 79 NEW cornNErR STORE AA %#44A8AAR The public of Lockport and vicin E OF THE NEW - partment unless it be perfect fitting. ity are cordially invited to attend Our Cloak and Suit Department on the Second Floor, is the Largest City. - Every garment is strictly Man-Taiiored, and made under 33ng clean sanitary conditions. - We have secured the services of a Qfimpetém Tai- loress and no garment, how low the price, will be allowed to leave the de- NEW CcoRrNER STORE %44 6° v3 . in the , aAress REW coRRNER 6° SCHLEY COURT OPENS. Inquiry Board Begins Its Ses- siohs at Washington. after all, is likely to be short, Owing w i the late hour of beginning. No summons has yet been issued for Admiral Sampson and it is said very fow formal summons have been issued by the department. Although no positive statement on that point is made it is gathered from the attitude from the government officers that they have no presont intention of | | 1 HOWISON TO BE CHALLENGED. ¢ Counsel For folley WItl Question His Competency to Sorve, Alloging State» ments Made by Ilm In Favor ! of Snmpson - Sampsdn Not Sumimoned. WASHINGTON, | Sept. 12. - The Schley court of fuquity opens here today. the city is full of witnesses who are to testify bofore the board. It is expected that it will bo some time before the court will get down to actual work. Ho much time is to be devoted to formalities, appointments and getting the personuol of tho clerkship of the board iw order before the real work of taking testimony boging that it is expected that at least Monday will have arrived be- fore the proceedings will have advanced to the stage of taking testimony of those who can testify on mattors of sufflcieut importance to claim the attention of the poople. Procigoly at 1 o'clock the members of the court will be seated, Tho judge ad- yoento first will address the court and read the precept under which it is con- vened. The moxt step will be the re- cognition of counsel by' the court and Captain Lomley then will introduce Mr. Hulse as the oificial stenographer, Next will come the most interesting part of the day's procecdings, namely, the chal- leoging by Admiral Schley's counsel of tho competency of Rear Admiral Howi- sot As & member of the court. 'They will reiterate the charge that Admiral Howi- son had expressed an opinion adverse to Admiral Schley and it will be the object of counsel to support this charge by affi- davits and perhaps by oral testimony. 'Fhoro will be no appeal from the de- cision of the court on this point. Ad- rairal Schloy aud his counsel suy they are in complete readiness for the opening of what is looked on as one of tho greatest naval trlals in history. _ All mombers of the court are now In Washington, Rear Admiral Howison, the third member, arviving 'Fuesday night. Admired Mowison was extremely guarded in answering inquiries respecting the court of inquiry. Ho said it would not be proper to say anything for publication in advance of the meoting of the court ag to his own intentions or probable line of getion of the court. It was evi- dent however that lhe has not in any degree altered his resolution to serve as a member of the court, if the other mem- hers accept his own view as to his quali- | of its members to try to magnify its im- calling Admiral Sampson, While observing all the forms that are necessary to maintain the dignity of the court, there is no disposition om the part portance by useless ceremony, Therefore there will be no waste of gunpowder in alutes nor will the marines be turned ut in state at the navy yard as the three admirals make their way to and from the building where the court will meet. They will go to the yard in plain clothing and thus relieve the commandant of the nec- essity of ordering an official salute. In the commodious retiring room adjacent to the court room provided for their ac- REAR ADMIRAL HOWISON. comodation they will arsay themselves in what is known as the naval dress uni- form. This is not what is known as \special full dréss\ but is very nearly such, the main difference consisting in the elimination of the cocked hat. In- stead Admiral Dewey and his fellow members will bear simple naval caps, although in the case of officers of their rank the cap is almost encrusted with gold, save on top,. 'They will wear the naval frock coat and gold epaulettes and the service sword. After the first day this uniform will give place to the easier, though less impressive, naval undress uni- form, divested in large part of the heavy gold trimming of the dress suit and even | permitting the wearing of a comfortable blouse. Officer Slot by Tramp. *BINGHAMTON, N. Y., Sept. 12.- Deputy Sheriff and Detective Charles B. Perry, of Detroit, was shot in the chest near Owego yesterday by a tramp. 'The bullet penetrated one lung. 'The deputy sheriff was on the railroad track feations. is ready for the meeting of the court. - The Impression of the navy department now is that the taking of testimony will not begin today, Large numbers of witnessos are in Washington ready to take the stand at a moment's notice but formalitios are expected to when shot. Hoxsie's Crupe Cure prevents as well as cures Crupe- Pneu- VETERANS AGAIN IN LINE Old Soldiers Farado Before Half a Mil- lion Spectators at Cleveland. CLEVELAND, O., Sept 12.-The surviving veterans of the greatest war in gll the annals of history, of the greatest struggle for human liberty the world has ever seen-the G. A. R.-have again responded to the bugle call and yesterday fell into line as they were wont to do in the dark days of the civil war. Old vet- erans prominent in the affairs of the G. A. R. said it was the grandest parade! and the greatest day the organization has ever seen. It is estimated that nearly half a million people were spectators of the magnificent pageant. 'The column was over $ miles in length and was splendidly handled. - Promptly at the hour set for the parade to move, General Leo Rassieur, com- mander in chief, gave the signal and the column moved forward. The governors of several sates marched in the line with their respective posts. Even Senator M. A. Hanna caught the infection of the hour and left the re- viewing stand to march down the line with Memorial Post. Every department as it passed the court of honor and neared the living { flag of children, formed upon the grand- stand facing the long vista at the foot of Bond street, was greeted with a patriotic chorus from the thousands of school children composing \the flag.\ DECREE OF CONSCRIPTION Ordered By Mayor: of Panama to Affect Colombians Between Ages of 18 and 50. COLON, Sept. 12.-During the stay of the United States gunboat Machias at Bocas del Toro the United States Fruit company obtained possession of the steam lziunelx seized not long ago by the Libet- als. 'The mayor of Panama has issued a de- cree enforcing military conscription in the case of alll Colombians between the ages of 18 and 50.« Venezuela Acting With Colombia, WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-Minister Bowen at Caracas has reported to the navy department that it was rumored there that the Venezuelan navy had joined the Colombian vessels in an at- tack on the Rio Haca. This is in con- firmation of the report received by the Colombian legation here. United States Consul' Malmros at Colon also cables a confirmation of Commander Sargeant's report as to the presence of a few fili- busters on Provision island, near Bocas del Foro. : Dold Company Will Employ Union Men. SYRACUSE, N. Y., Sept. 12. -At the international beadquarters of the Amal- gamated Butcher Workmen of North America it was announced yesterday flgnt the trouble between that organiza- tion and the Jacob Dold Packing com- pany of Buffalo and Omaha had been amicably settled. Under the agreement the unfairness is raised by the union and the company agrees to employ union The last siv. maoifhs. CAST O FTIA. monia, and Diphtheria. stupify. 50c. consume most of today's sesston which, ote wees ts C n D inner No opium to workmen. 'The fight has been waged for Delegntés to Good Roads Congress. ALBANY, Sept. 12.-Governor Odell has named the following delegates to the International Good Roads Congress at Buffalo: Hon. Edward A. Bond, water- town; Albert Shattuck, New York city; Joseph B. See, Valhalla; R. W. Rives, Now Hamburg; Edward J. Bedell, Sel- kirk; Henry McNamee, Fly Mountain; Hon. Edgar E. Brackett, Saratoga Springs; Hon. Frederick D. Kilburn, Malone; Frank Z. Wilcox, Syracuse; William -P. White, Utica; Joseph H. Brownell, Windsor; Charles F. Chamber- lain, Elmira; Hon. W. W. Armstrong, Rochester: Charles F. Farr, Lodi; Will- inm J. Conly, Buffalo, Weston Weather- by, Barre Centre. All Briefs In In the Bissert Case. - DUNKIRK, N. Y., Sept. 12. -Justice Warren B. Hooker of the supreme court has received the briefs in the case of George Bissert, the New York police wardman convicted of extortion and will render a decision in a few days on the issue of granting the prisoner a certifi- cate of reasonable doubt, which if grant ed, will entitle him to a new trial. { Buffalo Files Claim Against State. ALBANY, Sept. 12.-City Comptroller Fred W. M. Heerwagen of Buffalo filed today with the Court of Claims a claim against the state for $80,000, represent- ing the aggregate of assessments for local improvements to the property of the state in Buffalo. 'The claim was filed under authority conferred by the last legislative. Temperance Town Conviction. ABANY, Sept. 12.-William Fogarty of Cornwall, N. Y., has been convicted in the Orange county court of violating the liquor tax law by selling liquor in a \no license\ town and sentenced to pay a fine of $100 or go to jail for 100 days. Change In Syracuse Bank Presidency. SYRACUSE, N. Y., Sept. 12.-Will- inm H. Stansfield, knit goods manufac- turer, was yesterday, at a special meet- ing of the directors, elected president of the Salt Springs national bank in place of Francis W. Gridley, resigned. Robbed of Jewels Worth $150,000 LONDON, Sept. 12.-The Marquis Anglesey was robbed of jewels valued at £80,000 which were taken from a room at Walsingham House while he was ai the theater, A warrant his been issued for the arrest of a Frenchman named Gault on suspicion of being the thief. 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