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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-12-27
MIR. Sixnn's CHudiducy.

We give most Of our space today
to the announcement Of Hon. George
s. NixOn's candidacy for tho United
States senator to succeed Senator
John p. Jones. Mr.. NixOn's candi-
dacy for the Senate comes rs 4 sur
prise To the people Of the State. No
iEtimation Of it was given through
the columns OF his paper during the
recent campaign md nothing has ap.
pcared in it since until yesterday that
would lead anyone to suppose that he
In I any desire TO I'LL tho position 40
ably filed by John +. Jones.
That Mr.. Nixon has n right TO be
II candidate for Any Office in the gift
OF the people Of this State no one will
deny and TINT he would ill any office
to which he aspircs with credit to
himself and honor to the State the
INDEPENDENT freely ndmits. Bu'
there are other things connected wiki
his candi lacy to which il cannot
subscribe.
This paper during the campaign
took mn active part in behalf of
Senator Jones and through its efforts
tho Two independent candidates.
elected to the Assembly from
this county, pledged themselves
to vote for John p. Jones
for United States Senator. 1t be.
licycd then and believes now that the
people of Nevada would fall IN. short
of their duty il they did not return
Mr.. Jones To the United Suites
! Senate. II also believed That his
defeat would give aid and encourage.
mcnt To the gold men Of tho East md
ii still so believes. II makes no
difference To them n his defeat
10 accomplished whether il was
done Mt tho election or through n
corrupt combination Of the peoples
representatives. in tho legislature. In
either case IL would 10 pointed 10 ms
an evidence Of Ncvada's insiuccrity
~ the silver cause.
Tho time ia not yet ripo FOR the
people OF this State Ia retire Senator
Jones. lis , groat ability and
thorough knowledge Of tho ri. ver
question aro needed on tho floor OF
Inc Senate and Ia defeat him while
That question is still pending would
he II suicidal policy on tho part oI
those who profess to he in favor oI
the free and unlimited coinage o.
silver,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-12-27

Tho official vuto OF tho Stats OF New
York ia announced, and il practically
complctea tho official vote Of States
mud make il possible for tho first .ime
to tabulatc the popular vote for Pres
idcnt at the November olcc ion. With
the exception ~ Utah and South Da-
kota, where tho courts have ordered
a revision Of tho returns. tho Iinnl vote
ot all the Stntca lias been collected.
In Texas tho State %canvassing board
declared the vote at tho time appoint
cd by law without waiting for the ro-
turns from SIX small counties which
for Some cause had been delay cd.
Tho total vote cast FOR President ut
the November election, 1896. was H..
OBJ. $50 which WINS l,sl3,l2l more than
The total vote Of 1892. Mckinley ro-
ceiycd 7,lO0.As0 aud Bryan received
B.50S.Gsl, McKmley's plurality being
GOO.1gg. Only twelve Of tho f0rty-iivc
States reporteI Il separate vote for
Bryan and Watson, md the aggregate
vote for Bryan and Watson in thoso
Statca was 6G.S70. Tho gold Demo.
cratic vote Tor Palmer ah1 Buckner
in NIL the States Sas 49, 1876. Tho
Prohibition vote for Lcyoring was
l27.l7l, md tho free silver prohi.
bitionists cast 1890 votes for Bent
Icy. Tho Socialist Labor party poll
I'D 33,Oi2 votes for Matchctt. tho
nominee ot TINT purity for Presi.
don't.
Bryan received 0JI,TG3 moro votes
thnn Cleveland received in 1902, but
the increase in the whole vote was ab.
normally large. aud the plurality
against hiEI Inns not been ~cxccllcd
since 1879.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-12-27
tFRoM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
SALMAGGNDl.

Mr.. CHASER Is down from Peko.
j. II. Saneuinet Is in from Mound
Valley. He reports quiet times out
that way.
: The Gazette says that it is strongly
rumored that Hon. George s. Nixon
Of Winnen.ucca, editor OF the silver
State, will be Il candidate before IN
coming Legislature Tor United States
Senator to succeed Senator Jones.
The INDEPENDENT don take any
stock in The rumor
Mrs. James Russell was taken sud-
denly i'll last evening and for u time
her life was despaired Of. DR.. Nc
Dowell was SEM for and on his arrival
administered restoratives and soon
had his patient out Of danger. We
are pleased to report that MH. Rus
sell IL mach he ter today and ON the
rod 10 Il spe -dy re overy.
The .Appeal. in its Tuesdays issue
states that the story it puplished last
week about Il child be ng left ON the
doorstep Of IL prominent citizen of
Carson Is ii hoax, the enid having
been left with Mr. Martin by its
mother ut the formers request.
Captain Jack O'Brien. Il pioneer OF
the Cumstock, died At the Sisters
Hospital III Virginia CITY last SItur
day night. lie was Il mining partner
Of John W. Mackcy i'll early days and.
though foI tune never smiled on him
rs it did on Mackcy, lie retained the
'~niiiionaire's friendship e.. the last.
Ills funeral took place yesterday and
was largely attended.
The Mckinley prosperity SO much
talked about before the election is
coming i'll great big chunks. The
Bank Of Minnesota, in ST. Paul,
with Il capital Of sG0J,OOO aud gener-
ally considered one OF the strongest
III the Northwest, closed its doors
yesterday. The Union Stock
Yards Bank also closed its doors in
consequence o! tie failure Of the
Bank OF Minnesota.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-12-27

r.. {. McLcnnOn, nh old resident OF
this county, died very suddenly Sun
day noon. while seated at the dinner
table at the residence OF Mr.. T.. G..
Jones. lie had worked in Mr.. Jones
blacksmith shop all forenoon and
seemed to be III his usual health. lie
Ind Just seated himself at the table
and taken II few mouthfuls Of food
when ho dropped over and died with.
ont speaking II word. DR.. Mcdowell
was sent for and arrived rs soon rs
possible. but could do nothing rs
death had claimed its victim.
The deceased was Il native 81 Ken.
lucky. aged GO years. lie was we'll
known throughout the county Ia II
hard working, i%nolIcnsivc man.
His funeral took place from Pull
mans undertaking parlors at . o'clock
this afternoon, Rev. John Dawson OF.
iicinting.
May his last long sleep be as CAGE
'ul ms an infants slrmbcr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-12-27

For many years the opinion Inns
prevailed that there are no cUal mines
in Nevada. II appears that mon pro-
Tossing to 10 g~cologisis guvo il as
their opinion that the formation pre-
c!udcl tho possibility Of coal mines
being ionud in this State. Now
practical miners arc rCfuting
the theories of tho scientists. At
present the Nevada Central Railway
Company Inns eight men al worS OH Il
coal mine in Crum Canyon. near
Battle Mountain, and the prospects
nrc favorable for tho development Of
extensive coal beds. IN Esmernlda
county. not far from Columbus. coal
mines have been discovered md tho
coal il being used ut Columbus md
Candclaria for domestic purposes.
\ lump Of u0nl. which experts aay
ia Of good quality from tho Esmcralda
mines. WINS brought TO this office some
time ago, and n 10 seer here. Il is
larger than the heads Of the scientists
(Y) who with owlish wisdom snid
"tlicrc nrc no coal mines in Ncvada.---
journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-12-27

80 -Ae N""u AASAi VI I
llalleck.
Several carloads OF horses passed.
East this afternoon.
Walter Kernesn. Car sons 10y lire
bug. has been bound over in $1,000
bail to appear before the grand jury.
Six carpenters left town this utter.
noon for Gold Creek to put up a 40
room hotel.
Eight teams loaded with lumber.
groceries and provisions have left
Elko for the Gold Creek placer mines
since Saturday.
Mrs. Oliver and Miss Rose Gardner
came up from winnemucca last even
ing TO spend the holidays with their
parents.
Letters received from John Ilibbets
i'll the last day or two state that he is
importing and will be all right in u
week or 20.
The contract for the bridge across
tho Hudson river between New York
and Jersey City involves the expendi-
ture Of S25,0O0,000.
Tho consumption OF horse and
donkey flesh rs human food appears
to be OH the increase ! II Paris. Last
year 10000 horses alone were thus
disposed Of in the French capital.
Since Saturday the Corey Bros.
have sent seven teams loaded with
gram and supplies. 10 the Gold Creek
placer mines and seventeen teams To
work on the ditch and reservoir.
Alaska has no bank. ALASKA mer-
chnnts keep their maiu deposits IL.
San francisco, and issue personal
checks upon those deposits. Such
checks are generally accepted all
along the coast rs the equivalent OF
drafts. IL a juneau merchant has Ia
pay Il bill in New York he buys an
Alaska Ircadwe!i mine check. which
IL good almost the world over.
Here is a new version of the story
Of Adam and Eve, IA related by a
little girl in the Fourth PRESBYTERIAN
church, Chicago. II loses nothing
10y the telling: -Dod. he made dam,
and he but him in a big garden, II
Adam he was 81. 10 lonesome; n Tia, n
he putted him to sleep. he did; n
then he took out his brains and made
"a wornnn Of the brains, II then Adam
lie wasn't lonesome no more
In 1892 Mr.. 4. l.. Guldwatcr. who
"wncs three retail drug stores i'll New
York City, having learned Of the
grcnt value Of Chamberluin's Couch
Remedy for colds. Group and whoop.
ing cough, ordered supply for his
customers. { met with ST. much IA
% that he SOC fOnnd 1t Necessary "a
order more, and during the winter
sold over two gross Of the remedy. He
says it gives the best satisfaction of
any cough cure he has ever handled
For sale at % and 80 cents per bottle
by NJ. II. Miller.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-12-27
CHECKS LOST.


In Elko, Nevada, i'll the Bank Er-
change Saloon or between said saloon
and the Bank. December 16, 1896, two
checks for sloO each, drawn in favor
OF W.T.. Mahoney by the american
National Bank OF Kansas City, Mis-
sour, ON the Chemical National Bank
OF New York. these checks ure in.
dorsed by Mr.. Mahoney und all
persons are cautioned against pur-
chasing the same rs payment
has been stopped.
a liberal reward will DO given for
the return OF the checks to this office.
w. +. MAHosEY.
Elko, Nevada, December IL, 1885,.
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-12-27
IFROM SATURDAYS DAILY.l
SALMAGUND

Quite a number of men came down
from Gold Creek last night.
Tho Commercial Hotel is doing q
rushing business these days.
a number OF teams and scrapers
loft for the Gold Creek mines today.
Elko county has Il lot Of old stoves
tables, carpet and other articles for
sale. See the notice elsewhere.
Mr.. Smiley is dc rn from Starr
Valley. He reports everything love-
ly up that way.
Miss Minnie Newcomb of San Fran
cisco is visiting her aunt. Mrs. william
Mitchell.
Tho flagstaff CT the courthouse
adds to the appearance Of the build
ing and fills II long felt want.
Dave Casper has something new in
tlias issue. lie is getting i'll new goods
nearly every day and Is selling them
cheap for cash. Read what he has
to say.
The Rcveille says the delinquent
tax list for Ian Ter county, outside OF
16i $50 ncres nf unpatented laud be-
nnging to the e. T.. Il. K. Co. and It's
csSsed for 81 .5j3 3. amounts TO S22.l9.
the smallest sum in the history Of the
county. The whole. inc udrng the G
+. delinquent taxes. is Sl.535.5l.
According To "A statement made by
Locke, the philosopher. il u well
could be dug tn the depth Of iG miles
the density Of the uir ut the bottom
would be us great us that Of quick
silver. by the same law Il cubic inch
of air taken 1850 miles above the
earth's surface wonld expand suf-
iicien,ly Ia I'LL II space not less than
2.0CO.0C0.OOO miles in diameter.
Major T. L. Plcton iii manager Of
the State Hotel. ut Denison. Texas.
which the travelling men say is one of
ihe best hotels in that section. In
speaking of Chanberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy Ma
;ur picton says: Il have uSci il my
self and III my family for several
ycars. aud take pleasure i'll aging that
! consider it an infilliblc cnrc for di-
arrhoca and dysentery. ] always
recommend it, and have frequently
administered it, to my guests in the
hotel. and in every case it has proven
itself worthy 81 unqualified endorse
ment. For sale 10y NJ. II. Miller.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-12-27

When most needed II is not unus-
ual for your family physician to be
away from homo. Such WA tho OK.
pcricncc Of Mr.. j. Y. Schcnck. editor
~ the Cnddo. Ind Ter, Banner when
hia little girl. two years 81 ago wns
threatened with n severe attack OF
Group. 10 says "My wife insisted
TINT I go for the doctor. but ma our
family physician was out Of town I
purchased u bottle Of Chambcrlain'a
Cough Remedy. which relieved hor
immediately. will not he without IL
in the future. ~ and 30 cent bottles
Tor salo by NJ. II. Miller.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-12-27
wsbsIrr ItrNIsrI.

\ gnnder in II masculine goose.
\. goose is feminine for gander.
4 goht IL Il creature whose atmos.
piicrc Ii inauEpiCiOus.
a gate is where you meet her and
sometimes you share it.
4 gaiter Is worn IN winter and liz
large or small in proportion to that
which i, covers.
\ gonl in what you aim at, yet you
may reach it against your will urder
another pronunciation.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-12-27
EIko County "Oid Unrs-" Safe.

On Saturday. january >. 1891, there
will be sold at public sale. ut the
courthouse in the town Of Elko, to
the highest cash bidder, the following
articles:
Five second hand coal stoves,
several tables, u large Mount of
second hnnu carpets. wrought-iron
rods. and other articles too numerous
to mention, which have accumulated
Rbont the county buildings.
by order OF tho board of County
Commissioners.
JNo. HENDERSON.
Clerk.
by W. PATTERSON,
Deputy.
Dated. Elko. Dec. 7, 1896.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-12-27
.GaIA Men. ue,or,.1

During the visit of General Booth
to Melbourne, Australia, one OF the
reporters for an evening paper rose to
leave tho hall with his copy.
Brother cried the general, ayou will
be ID if You go now" Il shall be
d. by tho sub-editor il 1 don't
CO. was the reply. aBut tho Lord is
greater than the sub-editor, said the
general. warningly Tho eub-editor
does not think So" was the rotor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-12-27

The first issue of the Gold Creek
News. published at the neS town of
Gpld Creek by the Cola Creek News
Publishing Company, made its APP
pcarancc in town last evening. 1t is
a credit to the new camp and we hope
it may live to q Gold Creek the
mining metropolis of the
Pacific Coast. The number
before III coLtains we'll written arti-
clcs on the mining, agricultural and
stock raising interests OF northern
Elko that will open the eyes OF the
people in the ctrcte East. The INDIE
PENDENT extends the News the glad
hand mt! places it on it, exchange
list. May its owncrs and ditors be
miilionuires before the dawn Of the
2Oh century and its -devil" become Il
useful and honored citizen md the
father Of a large and interesting
family.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-12-27
tFRoM DAILY
SALMAGUEDl.

Judge Murphy is down from Fort
lIullpck.
The morning times., 1896-04-05
Eclipse Bicycle Agency.

The motto of the Eclipse Bicycle Com
pany, There is bat one UeSJ,'' can now be
appned TO the new Quarters or the COM
pany, as we'll 10 their wheels. MIR. Charles
-. Lauferd, tnc Seulitt manager Oh l!Ie
Eclipse Company, certainly has The best
oil reasons for beng proud OF the new show
rooms, AZ FOurteCutn and Ii streets uOTJH-
west, for no other concern in Washington
eau boast OF a better Location or better
facilities for diSpiaylng wnIeis, bOtn 10
VISITORS anu pa>sers-Uy on The street. The
extensive plate glass front ana size W iuGIOws
cover more surface than any other bicycle
establishment mas, While the interior ar
rangements and decorations give evidence
OF refinCd taste, ana perfect knowledge
of the needs of the trade. Here one Iiads
perfectly lighted rooms, aud ample space
Tor displaying without crowGlns a large
; 0ck, ,yiteIc the v!SJIOr j. nos DeWiltereI in
the examination OF wheels by over-crowd-
ing and ann light. Like everything else The
Eclipse Company does, to make the best
wheel, That stands the test" il has Sc
lectcd the best location and fitted up the
best salesroom in Washington. III you want
to learn to riue a wheel in the best, Quickest
aud most satisfactory manner, you will
patronize the Eclipse Riding School, in
Tie Van Ness grounds, adjoining the White
House, at the foot of Seventeenth street
northwest, where competent instructors AMI
| the largest riding surface in the city can
be foun I. As Horace Greeley used TO say
about the resumption of specie payments,
''The way to resume is to resume the way
| to learn TO riic a bicycle is to ride in the
| open air, over the carefully prepared track
! on the Van Ness grounds which can be
| done every day, now that the soft balmy
| spring days have come.
The morning times., 1896-04-05
HIS WIFE SUSPECTS MURDER.
But POliceThinkT That Ed ward walker
Hns Fled Win "A NYnman


The wife OF Edward Walker, coIored,
with tears in her eyes, and sobs in her
voice, told the police last night that she
thought her husband had been murdered.
The man has been absent from his home
on Grant avenue aud his whereabouts
are not hnowu 10 hS family.
The wife thinks he has been killed by i
discarded lover of hers, and the IOiiCe
think that the absentee has eloped VIII
another woman.
Mrs. Walker visited FoliCe headquarters
last night and stated her grievance to
Detective Sergeant Perry. Her husband
bade her good bye in the Gust oIua ry
way Sunday morning aud started for lis
place OF employment. He went to Smiths
restaurant. on F street, wLere he works
as a waiter. He labored through the day
and seemed to his felow-waitcrS TO have
no other vision hanging before his mind
than that or returning % his hcue. When
evening came and the last man had eaten
his pie and paid his check, Walker DOTTED
his apron and started homeward.
Then he disappeared. He did not reach
nome. None of his friends. so far as
his wife and brother walters have found,
saw him after.
The theory of the police is that Walker
has left the city with Ida Curry, a cham
berrnaid at the Lawrence Hotel, and be
lieve that the couple is atthe home of Ida's
parents at Alexandria. Detective Ser
geant Perry notified the Alexandria police
to make n search for the missing man.
The morning times., 1896-04-05
host AT A new HOSTELRY
John Chamberlin Has Distinguished
Gusts at Fort Monroe.
Senators and Cabinet Officers Honor
the Opening of the Million
Dollar Hotel.

Fort Monroe, va, April 4.-The OPEN
ing OF the new CnamB, rim HoueI, WHICH
took pace Today, has brought TO The ont
more distinguished visitors than have been
congrcgatelnrre since lie nenavaIrendeZv Gus.
the mouse is magnlfIct nt structure,
SIX stories nigh, aud can take care or l,Cuu
guests very cun4orlahy. 1t tTouus Two
hundred 1ect on tie street direcuy oppo-
site me H. gtia, ana has watei-. .ronlage
or six hunured ANA eighty feet.
I.- a.I.t,- ~ iit-lI-, affair, richly
carpcted and furnished, around which are
lUeatc'i Jhe Uon-srdpn oiIICv, express anu
ticket Once, news, cigar ana r.ower stands
ANA u bTO6Cr oiIIce. On the water uont
adjoining the Office is the OrawInL-roum,
iI0 Da 10 IteI, MuiCG, IuTnEsnL d III plnK
al each end, are parlcrS known as the red
and biue rooms, ia when are grand pianos.
TIE u.hlI.r-rvon, Mu-Uu u-sD Irp.4us pIi
tile wafer, Is lU2XluS leet. Wniie ball
room the same SIZE adJoms 1t. TIE steam
er from ashingl0n TINS morning brought
down the MdrIHS Baud ana the IolUwlug Z
visitors: Gen. Nelson 4. Miles, Gen. X.
n. Batcbclder, Secretary herUcrt ana daugn-
ter, Postmaster General Wilson. Senators
blackburn OF kentucEy. Vest OF Missouri.
Mcmillan of Tennessee, Butler of South
Carolina, Cameron OF PennS ylvania and
bflcc OF chtO5 bcfldH " lhltfS, hdiielt
Khbourn and Marion Parker of wash
ifIgton, Col. PM Thompson and Col. Tom
0cbillree.
a special train from Washington this
evening brought another large party, in
cludng Gov. 0'Ferrall OF Virginia and
staff
ban tonight, with music by the Ma
rine Band, was a magnificent affair. The
4 rmy Officers from the fort and the
Naval officers from the six vessels IN the
Roads were present IN fun dress uniforms.
During the evening Senator Blackburn
presented Mr.. Chamucrin with Il haIC.
some oil painting OF himself, a gift from
few intimate friends.
The morning times., 1896-04-05
NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA
Georgia Turner Alleged Horse
Thief, Brought Here.
Preparations in Progress fer he Bali
to-. be Given byu the Potomac
Association.

MT. George W, Davis OF Vernon Mills,
Fauquer county, Va, is visiting his brotDer,
Alderman l.. Morgan Davis, in this city.
Inc fotomac association will give It's
first bail at the krauuuck Hotei, Oh tbe
8th instant, at p, III. Tie BAH room Is
beng hanasauiciy &C corateu iog The CCca-
sion- Numerous invitations have been
scht onL ,diId dn enjoy abe time is pronllseu.
Ine horse reported, III The Evenlng nneS
yesterday, as having Decn Sto.Cu II0iD lie
St3uIeS uI AIR. Hauer hoDCrIs, near LiiiS
city, WAS recovered III Washing. On 5eslel-
udy. Officer Atkinson Went 10 WahllnS-
ton yeAteruay eNeuing ana brought llic
aileseti tnicI 40 tgls Cuy. LeprIAobVr, WHO
gave his name as TT 0rgc uIner, Was seen
by Times reporter, and GAINS mat Tie
horse was given TO uim by a ut gIO near
jackson Guy. lie had >o.d the Lorse Tor
$lU.z5 Mhen the oIIlcoT arrested MN.
Frank MHburn, the young son OF Mr.
Etneibert MiiDurn, was cIdGntaliy snoI
in the nose by BAN from a cat r.lle
in the hands or u p!a ymaIe, named Moore,
yesterda y evening. No serious results are
anticipated.
In tne police court yesterday, George
| Jones, VINO created, DISORDER at the Peni--
sylVIiiia station, was fined $50 for carry
ing concealed weapons.
kev. Father McDevltt of Washington,
| Will preach at the j O'Clock mass III st.
| Mary's church this morning.
! The Third Regiment Drum Corps have
| received their new equipments from the
| state authorities.
! Fires have been started in the furnaces
| OF the Alexandra Brick Works, ana opera
| tions will be begun tomorrow morning.
! A bout sixty han IS will bc put to WORK.
Undertaken b. Wheatley has gone to
| Portsmouth, Va, TO attend the annual
| rac4'r'rr:- OF the state board of iunerai di-
rectors.
There are indications that the Potomac
| fishery this year win BE- a failure. Only
! 2,u0o herring ana 100 shad were received
| at Fishtown yesterday. Shad sold at : Is
| 10 $22 per hundred, and herring at So
! per thousand. r'
! A bra keman on the Washington Southern
| Railway had his hand terribly manRled
! while coupling freight cars at the depot, ia
: this city, yesterday. The railway authorities
! aid not summon physician here, and the
| young man, who was a stranger in this
! city. was taken TO Washington for treat
ment.
An inquest will be held this morning on
I the bo iy of the infant which, as reported in
| The Evening Times, was found in the
sewer yesterday afternoon, on Wilkes
| street.
! In the police court last night Larry and
| Lawrence Bright. the negroes charged
with burglary, were sent 10 the grand jury.
La wrence Bright WIS captured in Wash
! ington.
Tire police of the city are on the alert for
the influx Of The denimnnde OF Washington,
| which Is Countless looking toward Alex
| andria. Grief OF Police Webster was yes
tcrday notified II at several houses in this
cty had been rented ny women OF supposed
| questionable character. and if the infor'
nation he correct. they will be ordered Il
| leave the city at once.