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Show Mans Christmas 0HEX, EXAMINER: MOEXfifO THE TTTAII, PLAN KOVEL OF HEARST A FULL LINE OF ALL KINDS OF SPECIAL SALE ON CHRISTMAS GOODS To Obtain a Recount New York of ................... 12 dozen 15c hifldttfnhicli. .................. 100 dozen 20c hzndkcrcliicfs ................... 125 dozen 3ic And 40c hsndkcf chiefs ........... I 50 dozen 5c hindkcrchtcfii Ballots, 2.- What most men want for Christmas Is something that they can wear. Hou.se Coats, hath Robes, Rain Coats, Neckwear, Gloves or any of the numerous articles that von can select so well from our Haberdashery Department. ADMIRABLE CHRISTMAS GIFTS Bring in your measurements and, if the garments do not fit, well cheerfully make any exchanges or refund your money after Christmas. Come to a Mans store for a Man's Christmas. FRED M. NYE CO. Clothes and Toggery 2413 WASHINGTON AVENUE IIU-.- Beautiful Art Placqae With Every Purchase of $1 Or More PRESENTS Cut Glass Art China Hand Painted China Dinner Seta Lamp a Clocks Glassware Silverware Cutlery v It Is worth a trip to town to see our magnificent display. Our pricss are the lowest in the city. WHEELWRIGHT The House Furnishers. GOVERNMENT ACCEPTS LENGE. CHAL Dec. 1 3. via Ret lin Petersburg, o caused a greivt eeum-Gi- l on jHibliisition, and ibe gnreru-riro- t accepted the cbwllcnge ronvained in it and ronllsruted itu editions of all t!l prnMlig U, including tile Hue. Sn Onlorheutva. Nvnaila Zhlxn, Maria Shiba, and Svo . csaiuff-vt- your choice 152.00 u I Paris. D?c. 16. The American ciu was the of a brilliant repetition inuight when King ferine of Portugal txae the guetM of honor of Aiuluwador and Mrs. McCormick. The embassy was beautifully decuralej for the occiution, the corridors and mtoaa lifting filled with flowers and plant. The hand of the Republican guard, which wae aim toned In the vestibule, played the PonugueM-- national an them aa King Carloa entered, accompanied by Anihutsador Marquis Dr Muni and Marquise Dc Monl, anil the notabilities of the king's suite, muring evening drear. The party pro reeded to the reception ealon, where they were received by Amlstaeador McConuick and Mrs. McCormick. Mr. MrTormii-wore a 'bhm and brocaded gown. King Carloa waa moaf, giwdoui and chatted ar. length with his boat and lioHteas and mingled democrat! rally with the guests. Charlesnagnt Tower, the American amhsvvudur 10 Derma uy. and Mr. Tower, Count C otim Arnoso, Capt. Pinto Ravin, fount and Countess lanils Constant-Hironfount and Countess D Hasson Jean i ville. fount and Count. Ama-de- e Castellan. Prince and Prince De lirocli. Mr, farroll of Balt I more, Mute. Andre and Mrs. Lei sli man wife of the Amertrsii minister to Tar key. were among the gtiente. After dinner a tnuairsle was given In the hsH room. me Tur-con- a. , BURGLARS IN A HOUSE. Siinli1, Wash., Dec. 16. BiugUr-entere- d the home of I.leitl. (Tenhaw, 1113 Jefferson street. last night, at in o'clock when the people of (he house were out and carried sway a large of valuables, including Hods nl rug. Inst only after the paper quantity watch which lie 'avail from the wreck bad been circulated rwerywhere. The of the liaitk-ih- lp Maine. I.icut. Crengovern tee m, announced that It would shaw la in charge or (lie ordnance proceed legally agaliiHt. Urn editor of for the baUltwhlp Nebraska, now buildthose papers for violating tbe press ing at Mora us. law, and It has :i1k begun arreata of Lieut. Cren.luw was a junior officer of ihe wwiimHtee of the on the biittieship Maine when she was that aiginnl the manifesto. blown up In Havana harbor. Feb. 13. I The general Imprer-k- m that, thi-- i 1898. On the of the disaster th artion on the wri of :he governmeut lieutenant hud night left the waicb lying in will precipitate events. VYlien his cabin. the explosion he grahhed the watch which givi-him by hie father nil his jw j INI hirihday and this was the only i iliing he waved from tbe wreck. Valuable silverware, family heir-- I looms and oilier articles, were oter-- I looked by the thieve. a Not Silverware BANK A few of those $12.00 ladies gold-tille- tlo, Dec. Id stair c!osil iis case lodsv Aficr the in tbi Ivin' of Ijcomird 13. Imbodcn and Janirs A. H!I. Hisrgrd with conspiracy To wreck !hRD"nwr riuilns hank, the attorney for ihn dofi-nsiirkcii for a coniinu-hiii'- i until .MihuIim. hich ass grau'ed. iht- - opinion iht the They cpi-i.iai bad failed to oak' out a case, ami said Cbvy wished o examine tne vobMutnou rscoril carefully before wheiher o pivscni any evidence for ilia defenvo or noi. r 20-yc- ar d, cases me something to he desired. r IT WAS ONLY A JOKE REITERATES HARRJMAN. W. L. Boswell 370 I Twenty-fourt- h RUSHMER5 2412 Wwsh. Ave. Ind. Phone 401 ! Jewelry Sale 14c We have, bought $387.00 "worth of rings, belt buckles, fobs, breast pins, bracelets, ladies' chains, hat We will pins, lockets, etc., at a great discount. sale less them than the on at place factory priec. $1.50 $1.00 j ' Iron Toys ' ( 35c fire engines and hook and ladder. 60c fire engines and hook and ladder. 75c fire engines and hook and ladder. $1.25 fire patrol. . $1.50 fire engine and hook and ladder. . . v Hsrrl-tnH- lima to tin. The yew-an- a requirement! on Uils ana on foreign markets keep alive a dr Rail of further apaama in tbe call loan, market which may do damage to speculative holdings. ELLIOT O PROBED TO IMMIGRATION Waabiugtou.Deq, 16. Tobacco inter-cai.- a wont reptyaegled today at (ha way and mean uuanwtNee bearing on tlie Philippine iirilT. All the sneak era said i he Philippines are beginning to produce excellent, light wrapper which compared favorably wtah Sumatra wrapper, and threaten to he danger-ocom peril inn for American n COTTON COMBINE CANADA. Dec. Toronto, 16. Boston, Dec. 1C. In an.addroas the Economic club of Boatfin, last night. President Charles W. Eliot, of Harvard, speaking on1 "Immigra tion. said: "It la the labor unions who teach the doctrine of contract labor exclusion. That is tlie source of all, the agitation along lhee lines. The Americana who have got Into the good trades want, to keep out nil the new comers from those trades. Mr. Gomp-er- s, the other day in New York, opposed the admission of Chinese students and educated travelers ea the ground that Chinese coolies might smuggle themselves into this country In that disguise. 1 want to protest against that line of argument, that we should try to keep out new arrivals because our earnlnga will he reduced. That la not tbe real danger. Have wages fallen in the last fifty yean or risen? Yet immigrants have been comclast ing by the million. If 1 may ime such a term hold a very unmannerly opinion about the new coiners. The? have not confidence enough In their own superiority bo-far- e TOBACCO MEN FEAR COMPETD TION. ALLEGED LAW IN Crown Attorney seised tha record of the Central Agency, limited, from which ho hopes to show that tbe whole spool Ktury today cotton business In Canada 1 controlled by a cumbtno. The effect of this combine. It in said, has iieen to give English and Cntled Siatea mills the whole Canadian trade. resulting from their own advantages. We ought to have a profound confidence from our own experience on thla toll of the trust worthy effects of freedom for every man. 1 am no kind of a rsatrleUonist to anybody, either in education, religion or Immigration. We are all of us pretty content with the results of tha immigration of the last. eight generations. It baa been the source of our The civilisation and of our ideal. only poaalble doubt about the present Immigration contrasted with the former ia this: "Are the races that are coming now aa sound physically, morally and mentally aa tha race that have come since 1612? There is a good deal of non and religions prejudice In the matter. Men say: Can we digest this mast of Roman Calholiea? Well, we hare digested many millions of them and they have turned ont humane, excellent ellixens. What race have we digested with more dlfflcnlty than the Irish? Yet in President Roosevelt there are two strains of blood, on Dutch and the other Irish. "What shall we say of the yellow race? Ust week in New York an attempt was mad to draw a clear cut I lime occurred in Wall niet the week 0:1 f'jri.m ajiemla' Moiu-rate on i n':i hue .l'-hefl wlih a pot. ni ipcrnlariv ardor. T:i;-abort piiicil. Iiuwcvc'. r c noulili 1 fur I in v'-.- & 'I il I i ithe cer.i h:i sTf:-i(id 'c iu:cie vb-- l dm i Hi- - icrylaigi :iTiii- - jinuve-- . cnii'iii--s-icr- i Ion i. n I Do not fail to see the famous Flying Machine ; price 50c. It sails through the air to the delight of father and mother; as well as the children. In endless Toys varieties. Trains, Engines, Automobiles, Trolley Cars. Fire Departments, Elephants, Horses, Sheep, Oege, Bears, Rabbits, Magic Lanterns, Drums, Guna, Horns, Balia, Red Chairs,, Black Boards, Trunks, Teel Chests, .Wash Seta, Diahec, Pastry Sets and Huns dreds of Others. tit ,i ,u ,, . ; . priiv-- fl SO jm-- i Lroiidu iid per .in 3 proiii fiom tha newest game add in the city. Shadowgraph. Croquet, laland Target, Swiag-a-Pe, Filipino, Tiddledy Winks. Cavalry-LottoU. Bible Objects, Outing, S. Map Puzzle, Sharp Shooting and many ethers that cannot be Table Coney ' i g Tree Ornaments of Prices 5c to $IO Conceivable Description WILFORD DRAM WELL. Manager C5S--SSS-mm Games Every ROSS BOOK AND STATIONERY 535 Wc have Dolls In every size and kiad. "A - l- n Presents for Everybody ! . ,m . Headquarters & for -- , Christmas ii ; ly, bmd tally and morally dlffermtixte from the United Btatee in such a d gre that they could not .he lived win all we want to know about a nu is can' wo live with It. A mlaisU' who had lived in China replied tk that nation; had produced, a Aigh rti ixatfon when the , ancestors of ever mad ia the room were living in fu clothing In, the wilderness. , We .liar had aa ' excellent oppoi see what the Japanese a tunity-tlike,. See what an exhibition they bao ' given, ns in physical strength aw power In v their mastery of the art o' war. .They i actually taught the Ear llsh how to fight a naval battle. V fleet in the world ever made such lx telligent preparations for battle as th surgeons of Togo's fleet And wltnw tbs Intellectual insight in the eon due of the straggle and the moral qualirie-ilta conclusion. Yet we have the la olence to eoneelve of excluding Jsp nnese from this country because n their Inferiority. As to contract If bor, the law cannot he enforced, nen has been enforced and never ought f be enforced." Ross Book and Stationery Co. ' Ntw York, Dec. 16, Mar, v mivauivi. fu a Micce.rion iv The labor orators the Chinese and Japanese, that these race wrre phyilei distinction. ar033s3SSSQS33S"3S&MOSGw3SGa3S6956w9SeSBSSSGw3S6ed WEEK'S STOCK MARKET. 1 25c 50c 65c $1.00 $1 .25 THOMAS LAtST'-&- have ilmit-the imputation indirnstn-ly- . 1ntnail of making a facetlons answer a I did and which was w. accepted as rhewn by the laugh BEST quality at LOWEST PRICES at less. A beautiful line of fur and evening coats from 25 to 33 per cent off. 150 umbrellas from $1.00 to $8.00 each at a great reduction. r ' $150 ri!-lier- Op e?a Glasses kBaejaz3WK33atfS5SriBNtaRraHsmEKE35B E. II. acri-oiiid- followed. to 50 per cent off : o "I have hc-- surprised io sec that y some of tbe papers have treated niv rcaiark that Mr, Odell has poliiical Influence hecanve of his me.' JTui I rrgarded Mr. Hukhos' iinr.roni seriously I would Street 1 -- 3 Our entire stock of silk and doth skirts at cost and l hsid tonight: FOR CHRISTMAS u n Awirii-c.- li;.- -T Prci- - mi .r mx.TOMELa&Hma B Yoik. Dec. N-- Next door west of Z. C M. I. it, TRIAL. WRECKING Denier, WATCHES 33 TO KINO OF busy wares off 3 LADIES SUITS 15c 25c finger rings, J 8tc 15 dozen handkerchiefs, worth 5c, for . worth 17ic. embroidered handkerchiefs, I2ic 20 dozen 20 dozen embroidered handkerchiefs, worth 20c, for 1 5c 25 dozen embroidered handkerchiefs, worth 35c, for 20c 19c 25c kid dolls n 2476 Wash Ave No housekeeper can have too much of it. a small gift of Rogers or Wallace is sure to give pleasure. 25c 49c 25c Balcony Specials com-ction- For Christmas Gifts? at., 1-- ... 150 . . . 16c 15c at kid 25 dozen $2.00 gloves at 20 dozen $1.25 kid gloves, at "Will you withdraw proceeding in tlia conns, meanwhile, o that Mayor McClellan can gut a con ideate of elec-tioand be aworu in again aa mayor before January let?" waa aeked. "No, w than continue the fight to have the returna corrected ao aa to agree with the tally abeet.a and to a made on achave other count of void and pro leated hulluta which were counted illegally . Are you also to ask fur an inveati-galloof the election by a committee of the lagisliuun ?' Owiainly we shall. The bill for a recount end the resolution for an Investigation will bo prepared and pro aeutril to the legislature together. BROS. toilet sets lOfTwSc pillow tops k Jfasca . ( a that are useful as well as ornamental. sic 10c 5 dozen 15c embroidered turno.er collars 25 dozen 25c embroidered turnover collars, lace 19c and embroidered 25c Our entire stock of 35c neckwear 35: 5 dozen 50c Gols mounted back combs 10c side combs 15c 10 dozen 300 samples opera bags and hand bags 33 per ct off 25 per cent off Sample line of mens mulflers 50 dozen assorted colored beads from 19c to 25c, fice. RECEPTION A 50 dozen 60: and 65c handkerchiefs 20 dozen 39c Lart Nauveau perfume a 1. FREE The Jv.-York, Doc. U. A uovol ilau for forcing a recount of ihe vote, iu Ike tight of Wiiliain R. Hearn ayaiust of Mayor McClellan the wan announced I ait night by CLamic J. --Shawm. Mr. Hrarar counsel. e hall have a till introduced in the kffisbiure providing for a ri- coubl of kU the halloiu c&t lu (lie election la the cny, said Mr. Shcaru. "It will not be iu the form of an amend dm 01 to the election law. which would be retroactive, but it will provide for the re-o-p riling of all the bul lot brnreu for a recount, in view of the evidence ahead? obtained that there waa a fraud in the count. The recouut will be for itlacdvering the extent of tbe fraud, not fur correcting I he extent of the fraud, uor for corroding the returns which have been ranvaened, but we can make use of the information obtained ly the recount later in quo warranto pinrecd-ingto oust the mayor fi'uui hia of- 25 to 33 2fc COMPANY 4 BSS-- O -- |