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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-21
NotabIe Family reunion.

GORDON, Neb., July 20.-(Special)-
The Homecoming of Frank S. Parker
from his sunny home in Tennessee to en-
JOY brief vacation beneath the paternal
roof Of Uncle Josh Parker of this place
was the signal for a home gathering this
week that was of more than local pride
and interest Letters were sent to alb
sent ones, far and near, bidding them
hasten TO the sheltering fold Of the old
home, to !oin in the festivities and feast
on the fatted calf. Today the home circle
was complete and nine stalwart sons and
daughters answered TO the family roll call
This is the first reunion OF the family
held in thirty years. What Is remarkable
is the fact that in this large family Of
nine children, all grown to manhood and
womanhood, there has never been va
cant chair and among more than thirty
grand children and great grandchildren
there has been but one death,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-21

McEvoy yesterday is in a critical condi-
ton. The doctor was called to see him
today and advised taking him to Omaha
for treatment.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-21

Der er anbrast pon er Serge euer
flor Eram, Der bar anfret nGr Bra.
get. Gor bert Sui, bper @epue %
enbper @eifnciselie. iom Gpffere re-
ptterer paa bet innfeoe Stib, bIir Der
|eiort en- tiIiporenbe Preparation"
paa Robellen. Naar eeirne bar faat
ole SlII % Remrer tattet, airtar
man, at Sfibet paa Sopburoeu er
Ii9rSist til at tases op. Snrre Saims
per blir iat isaus for at pitrpe BAIT
oct no al bet ianfeoe Stb, Der Der
peS bringes til al flpSe op.
Zen 9epnration, 0pfferne bar
foretaset paa oct i9nteor Glib, er na.
turligpis bare mioIertiSts. Get fro
Sapets g,nS reSoebe stib blir bragt
til ct iapanit sfibsp9rft boor BET
bIir lat iItanS men srimbiet, De ia.
pGuife Epffere bar, iom ri Ter, 9ror'
parten al sgreu for, at Sapdneruc
bar flnuet reobe iaa mango foitbare
igrfeSe 8rigSifibe. Oct maa BOG to-
ees / getragtnins, at oisie Stibe blec
iGnfet | forboIbSuis grlmSt &arrS.
9(r
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-21
Senfeoe Rriesfibe.

Sapanerue fcritaar iig pad Ii6t al
6pert, Ran bar iaaIeSes osiaa Doe.
ret forbauiet oOer. ar be er ilise Re.
tire til at tage op ieim iGnteSe ariss.
ifibeo De bar mn iaa omtrent reSoe.
% iat iitanS ole be Sti6e. iom ali
tilbtrftSs timber arigen .ueS RuslalS,
BE rssfiife ianpeIiom be inpmife.
De iapaHife Ssoffieerer logger
usie Rarfe til ben Stabe, Iom brir,
ger bet Sfib, be er onborS paa, til.
buncs. Ss Gpftere unoerisser nsis
De iante6e Sftbe, iom man pI ior'
isae at taee cp isier. 3erpoa Tor
frroiger man en- "WoSel", Der er
rsiastig Iig bet iRHfebe sfi5. Spsrt
Sui cs bDer @eune, bet ialrfebe Sfii
bar iadt, bltr mrtpoet pna Mooeleu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-21

1904, Gp.: 1. n. tiger at MlrhiaI 2ife
S~uiuranre 60. | Stem Dort sr eaaet faI'
lit o. iucrer Ret 9oen bar Get2
2. Seg arbeibeSe for IN Surmer !
So,pa for fire Gar iiSeu 90 uioStoe for
NIT acknowledgements en- Gote, 90 bet 'er
ub iom pm Gtanben life BIZ betale ben.
SbaS Bel FtaI leg saa for at faa mine
Eenee. % boor long Sb Tan ieg etteI
2otsu | Soma Iabe bet qua. fsr naorttc
Rute ntaa fpraubres2 Set ian beniGrieS,
at ben trGtter 7 Rrpeeut 8ente.
spar: 1. q. bar @et.
2. Oct bebfr CT at ppereire &ptet til
en- sasiprer, ism eutet tan faa ben be-
taft eIer ~furnprt, fsr ben bltr for sa'T'-
mel, bnab ben piI bltpe 4 aar efter al
ben CT ublSbeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-21

1868. Sp.: Ytin Soieermcoer bar en-
abart aanb. iom bun eniier at o0ernrns
&c til min &cne. os ies suffer at nioe.
ON lea bar Sauuule Met | beIthes Sauo,
fom bum bar | NIT. Soao flyer SpS Sas
foias 2uoe 5erom?
spar: sGstsfoas Ret ! binanbens
Gienbpm CT ben famine fur @anb % So.
nc I Spb Safpta ipm I andre Gtater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-21
gost 9esa for Ratarrss eaiss, Com
tnosboIoer Q~ptffSip,

clarion aslrsfs hfisrt piI fvrscEss euassieHisn %
tzIofoa etgt tosiaaat bsf hsat enhrn1 mar est iaor
trosar tn6 sfsnnsu sHuftsosrrE SoaosRrt axtrtist
srrn aferts brnssss nnefassn tftu be<psn pa eta.
oQrrs cab N esos 1ilfuiusfr. ion b mnitseus rseaiif
bait Hals Csiafrh Cure, cGbereet AZ ii. :. estHtg
q Co.. Toftea c.. hnoehosDtr tHtrt Rrtdsln. % brnet
tom sKbo9rtss WeotcH otrfsE BEN btrsffe pan Eiceti
o. eliuhtnesrne. RaaT De flsbr Halls Caiarrh
Cpne. ta p1r fftr paa Al tap ban 9at. dss bylass
ION TnSbories Def6rin % tilDirfsa Z zotfoo. o.. Al j.
3. Sbszxp a 20. WtonesbysD ius,
~ 6as<a kcsg esafuas. pxfz sfE9txL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-21

1867. Sp. Seq renter en- Sarm %
nal Stbe set baIbe al 9set; M oil DC Tile
belle paa anbet @is euo belle Statfeu, %
iee faar BET ba~arIigite. &an ie8 bq for'
LANCE aft belt reS Get famine, % ian ie8
ffiGre Stattcn at pua RtSteu og tage
BET baloe, eHer toab er retteft at gipre2
Taa ies babe noeen meb. os boem itaI
betuIe St1toitutngerne2
Spar: SiIfelbs af Sslins al
Gicnbpur, bpprpm 8ebfpmmrube felp tile
fan furIises, iaa bsr bette DuerIaSes It'll
to eller tire upebismtreuns Rericuer at
teitemme; % iua bsr man rettr Hs uf'
furat otter Seres anpisutus. Sntfuifniu.
gen sermeb faar ba ben, fpm letter benz,
iprse fpr at betale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-21

ifete FAINT g,oensn. CT ben ypans mes.
au~tomobiIen pIistis at betaIs 6tnoeua
spass Bar Manssn mss satSmo.
bilen nisbfsIss % bcrusb fpraariastbe,
at Seifene Isb Isbf, iaa tan ban treffss
til Mnfpar herfpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-21

1858. Sp.: On RanO uofsrte ct Grs
~bciosfptfe for mig ifsl9e Suntraft.
DautSen furSpaubt iporIsft, eftrr at ieg
bapbe betaIt bnm for arbeioct. ct apnts
PAM, Dos bbeur ban bacbe uotat RGte'
ridIier tl Brig for fit arbetbe Dos mig,
boIoer mig M auiparltg for 4etnlineen
al Iamme, oa Rdnben life haDbe betalt
Dem. CT jee bd pIietie at betaIe iamme
8ompaui, naar iee life a uuoerrettet
ifprpeien2
5bar: Spis lite 6 Wfaaneber CT
~tprlpbue, Fben arbetSet bleD nbfprt, iaa
fan apmpaniet tagc "2ien" | ben Ting,
bSprtif Matsrialerne blcp brustr. Spsrs
aerrn ituISe bape fprbprt its berorn, fsr
ban betaIte. Waan bIir pfte luret paa
ben 1suaSe AZ upeberbefttse Spntraftp.
rsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-21

1869. g.: en- RanS Ssr uben at
babe nosen @srn; Gre Tiger efter @an'
6eus Ssh fsoer Suitnten ct Barn, cg
Barnet bsr the Gage efter SsofeIen. Sfu
ipsrees: San bette Barn arpe i'm Sa'
Der os Iiaeiaa TcSereu arpe @arnet2
Spormeset tilfal5er en- Suitru efter
berries RauS, raar ban bar Nooer %
SaIpisfenbe iltpe9
spar: Barnet, fum unerleper ga
beren, er arpebsrettiset | 5abereus Gieu.
bpni, ON WuSereu, ipri pperlepeSe Bar.
net, % bets arptas, tprnbiat at bet iueen
Ssffenbe bar, iprH uperieper bet; | bet
Silfalbe pil be nrpe Barnet, nuar bet
bpr font umgnbtst.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-21

aoo5. Quest. ia person mirfs q
certain sol4tioa, labels his bottles uitA
his osun name o, trademark. and makes
and sells to the pX6he, mist he then moi
hare parent on his staG. or kan he go
ahead selling as he Gkssf
Ans: One can mix and sell a mixture
without patent or registration provided
one does not use chemicals to be handled
only by examined pharmacists. Patent
or registration only gives him sole right.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-21

2972. Sp.: Seq tisrsr efter Gmeu'
peieu o. msosr en- &duo ulso en- autcs
mc5u. Gan ifrrmmer mine oeite, ina be
tar 10. fprSGrpepbaaSe mig feb 90 pes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-21

= 1866. Gp.: 1. Or en- Settiouslinie
"publir rpab", fbr gouutpbourbet bar
trlffet 8eihnmeISe berpm9
Q. gr Der en- SprbeIoo | Sprnat Co..
g. Sat2
spur: 1. Sci, eu Seftipnsliaic CT
lite "Sublir rpaS", for ben C. lppIis nn'
Iaat af 9ummisf puererne eIer Super.
piiurerue.
Q. Oct tau man faa piSe heb at benz
penSe Fs til Gpuutp Commissioners eler
psiaa til GoHntp AUDITOR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-21

2471. g.: /. Soor tor Straf slsr
gluIft er Der for Ssubaesarbeioe9
2. Sam en- Tanb, iom m~isbaunIsr
fine &isreosr. BRACES til aufoar bericr.
og tbor itor Strai faar en- iaaSau?
spar: 1. Oct berpr Saa, | hpilfsn
Grab at SpertrGbelie, ban bltr funeeu
ifplSte.
2. Gan tan nnfIases for SHrplnssri
o. mnlfteres fra en- Dollar % osuper, aft
sitsr SsrbrposIiens c,rae % sefaffeH'
bcb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-21

2970. Sp.: 1. Sec arbeiosbe iams
men uteS u. Dos Q. Soumereu 1904. vi
ft enbel Bense ON Ssiteu, os 8eiteu bill
be hi babe Rute pad; men ban biIbe life
eiue Rote. &an ies mn gioe bet iub til
en- Sagfsrer for at fon nit iubfr9uet
frritben glote % iamttbis trGue &eute?
2. ga BORT Re9rTtab bIeo opsiort.
pnntog 9. rig meS us Samtsse at betu'
lie iii mig eubeI Senee, fom ieg bupoe
tiIeooe hos u. ira for AZ. San life oiss
ie Yenee irboripes oeo iartute 2etIi9bebf
: soar; 4. 80, Der CT tntet | geier
for, at Gprbringeu fan stpes iub til en-
S~agfsrer, ON Der Ute er upsen 9aste,
men pui Spsrgeren fanr @erte, bet fum'
mer an pan, pm bet tan bcpties, al
stplSusreu bar fprpItstet fs til at be.
tale Metttc.
2. San bet bepifss psS gibnesbsrb
o. en- gpbtsiprelie ("GpHFberatiun"l
at @ialben CT ififtst fra u. til g., fua Tan
ben inSfprbres at o, imSofat Salb itfs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-21
aaben R~orreiponodnce.

gcshpprqsmsaI I benue MTbsitna h<lpasss sf gboc.
fnirue 9 u spsueA Deczfspihec, Detan. % JoeH
DIItk Weefiou. His.
Hopue I'll Gebaftpuen, bsisasst lite
epsptrs bsbes aistie noe epprssnszI u usf %
tqstigt 6prpa.
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-11
For Coroner,
 HENRY GRANT, Newport, R. F. D. 1.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Judge o. w. Scarborough is in Memphis on business.
 White River was 19 feet on the gauge Thursday and falling slowly.
 Mrs. Andy Steen and little son are visiting relatives in Hot Springs.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter M. liar ris will entertain the Foushee- Sprigg bridal party with a six o'clock dinner Friday evening.
 Eugene Hirsch left for Little Rock Wednesday, where he will take a course in bookkeeping in one of the business colleges in that city.
 Cotton receipts for the past week have been very light, oW- ing to almost impossible roads. The staple has been bringing from 10.80 to II cents.
 Among the many pre-nuptial events given in honor of the popular bride and groom elect, MT. Sprigg Foushee and Miss Matilda Sprigg. will be the din- ner given them by MT. and
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-11
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore ex- isting under the name of South ern Land Company" wherein T. J. Copeland and H. E. L McCollum were partners, is this 30th day of December, A. D. 1905, dissolved by mutual con- sent.
 The business will be contin- ued under the same name, and at the same location. (room 4, Chastain Building) by H. E. L. McCollum, who is authorized to collect all accounts due said firm, assumes all liabilities, and solicits a continuance of the lib- eral patronage of the public.
 T. J. COPELAND.
 H. E. l.. MCCOLLUM Pursuant to the above notice,
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-11

Mrs. c. A. Lockard Tuesday evening.
 Judge M. M. Stuckey arrived home Wednesday from a visit to his father at Wichita, Kansas. He reports his father getting along nicely and recovering as much as could be expected from a stroke of paralysis which he suffered several months ago.
 The hardware store of H. E. Hawthorne, at Newark. was threatened with destruction by fire Monday night, the stock and building being considerably damaged before the fire was ex- tinguished by bucket brigade. The fire originated from a stove in the building.
 At .Billmore, Independence county, while Earl Bowers and his sister were in the woods, looking after some traps he had set, he fell to the ground, uncon- scious, and as yet has not regain ed consciousness. There is lit- tie hope of his recovery. Little Rock Democrat.
 Arthur Umsted returned last night from Newport, where he has been since Saturday on busi- ness. He is thinking of leaving Paragould and returning to New port to live, but the many friends of himself and estimable wife hope that he will decide to remain in Paragould. -Paragould Sol- iphone.
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-11
Presbyterian Church.
Appointments

Appointments
 1. Officers prayer meeting on Thursday evening, 11th inst, at 7:3O.
 2. Pastors bible class on Fri day evening, 18th inst, at 7:30. 3. Services on Sabbath as us- ual; sacrament of the Lords Sup per at Sabbath morning service. 4. Bible class on Monday even- ing, 18th inst, at 7:30.
 5. Prayer and lecture service each evening during the week, from Sabbath 14th to Friday 18th. The pastor and session hope and request that this week of prayer shall be kept by all our people.
 R. B. WILLIS, Pastor.
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-11

I have this day withdrawn from the Southern Land Co., and bespeak for my successor the same liberal share of the public patronage, which has heretofore been accorded the company.
 12bl4 T. J.COPELAND.
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-11
An Optimist.

"How are you getting on with your flying machine?"
 q am progressing splendidly," an- swersA the inventor. Every time I launch it I find something wrong with 1t that had previously ovsr- worked. ."-Washington Star.
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-11

Sanguinary Record. "They say that Frenchman over there has killed several men" Gracious! Dueling?" No. automobiling. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-11
A WINTER-TIME FANCY.
Wednesday marked the beginning of Three Contests at Crumps. They close January Fifteenth

Wednesday marked the beginning of Three Contests at Crump's They close January Fifteenth. .* .* .+ # The First Contest for Men.-To the man securing the highest number of points in game proportionate to the limit, Five Dollars. .4 # .*
 The Second Contest is open for Boys under IS years od the conditions being the those for Men, Prize of Two Dollars and Fifty Cents. .t .* .* .t
 The Third Contest is for Ladies, who must likewise the highest number of points proportlonatey n any game with prize of Two Dollars and Fifty Cents And then there
  after a ~ ~ - lein You'll seen just 
 be of thosed
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-11

For dray at any hour call up Hazel hotel. 83dtf
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-11

Good housekeepers use theI best. That's why they buy Redl Cross Ball Blue. At leadineS grocers, 5 cents.
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-11
LIVERYMEN FARMERS
 DRAY MEN

And all users of axle grease that want the best grease on the market and that recognize a good thing when shown it's merits, we recommend our Golden and Cas- tor Oil brands of Axle Grease. It is putrup in l pound tin boxes and 3 pound tin buckets. For sale by all up-to-date merchants. Ask for it and take no substitute. It is guaranteed to have no equal for quality on the market.
 WATERS-PIERCE
 OIL COMPANY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02

Did you any tokens Of this in the you together
No she seemed enough then little shocked and
You knew that She had stolen away from eat she had
rsorted to most unworthy subeuge order TO hold this
No had asked her come on that very afternoon
possible but never knew what means She took for doing So
Put She marriage? She must have said scratching
about event which usually considered the greatest
- ~{..; 81 81; n spoke of'~
Yes, spoke OF YOU"
And in what terms cannot refrain from asking YOU. Mr.
her conduct mysterious; the she gives
puerile.
nothing against you or her marriage She mentioned
both but your or nv knowledge
less than wished All / make out OF her manner
and conversation the overpowerng at seeing
where might again. She left She was a. much
lost to she you and less finding
TO YOU when she went away from TIE hotel
Mr. Ransom sprang upright in agitation the other may have
shared but OF which he gave no token
Do you mean to say he asked that you te
the woman you call your sister is now
NO than you the necessary iniorma-
ton regard to your wife am waiting, like yourself hear
from her-and waiting with as little hope"
Had he seen Ranso7s hand close conyulsive pocket
inge OF sarcasm gave edge to the last four words S
But this is not like my wife, protested Ransom hesang to
accuse the other OF asehood evidently doubling
bottom OF his heart Why deceive both She
childhood she had her ncomprehensible moments observed
Hazen with ambiguous lift his shoulders; then as Ransom
made an impatient move added with steady cCDosre t
ddy your questions whether agreeable or ohe
and the fact that much shocked yourself these mad and
totally incredible Of hers newly recovered SIS
should prove you that she following any lead of mine
in this dissemination Of a barefaced fasehood"
There truth in this which both Ransom and Cerridg
felt obliged to own Yet they were not satisfied Mr.
Hazen almost against Mr. Ransom's will had his
claims to the relationship nc protested by various
documents he had at hand Instinct could mggled with
could Ransom help feeling that the mystery he found
condolences OF his brothein-law.
later with the PePlexed Gerrdg How shall this
question? BY what means and through whose aid gain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
sion


sion Are wiling to discuss it aably fairly
May ask who companion is? inquired other
slight inclination toward Gerridge
N, N friend one who is in my confidence
dnen WI, answer you without any further hesitation NJ
al unfortunate accident"
root than bt very f l 's1 b was not PGm& 1t mad deeper
cherished when life begin"
The impassive might almost set features of this Of
any token OF the feelings with which he listened this attack
Then the given your wife in the papers tonight false"
fantastic reason for her flight totally different
"A YOU don't believe in"
Certainly 1t $ bizarre"
ncredulv That is why seek the truth fror,
you rather than from the columns of newspaper YOU owe me
this truth You have broken up my life"
u? That's strange accusation YOU make Mr. Ransom"
Possibly But its which strikes your conscience
am convinced that you had
been at my side to-day Now who She you
She told the truth nearest relative The story
III me paper mas certain amount OF truth it. Her brother
her sister has come back from the brother
was once devoted to me"
Yes Oh herel be no difficulty my proving
with convincing and far less dispuabis
than this surprising twin bring forward identity ques
oeu Georgian mad twin sister but She buried years
was never buried simply did known
the details impress in the scar which
has turned me from personabe into what people might
from home and country 1t has taken years up
my mind to face family friends NOW that
have find that for us all ii hal staye
away Georgian saw me- and her mind wavered In either W.
car account Tor her wild behavior that hour
have to say sir think almost obec OF pity
yourself"
And for moment he appeared only to Gerridge
but to Mi Ransom himself Then something in the manhis
natural codnss the which made itself through
Mr. Ranson distrus led him to
Your complaint natural If YOU Ransom brother
there should be sympathy between anagonism
feel only antagonism. Why is
4 shug, followed ode smile
You should be able to for that very
grounds said he Il do expect much mercy strangers
1t IS hard to make your good intentions felt through
torted medium expression has bee )mc"
Mrs Ransom mas been here Ransom suddenly launched o
Within two hours OF
was talking with this hotel proof positive Of that
sir '
Il have wish 70 deny the fact steady answer Sns
money" N0
, Inc last phrase uttered with such grim that
the exclamation which had Mr. lips died in CON
fct OF feeling, which forbade any eonder that savored Of sa
casm Hazen however have look for he
added with air OF naughty apology:
- repeat that we were once fond of each other
Ransom tet his pepcxites growing every moment he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
CHAPTER VI.
THE LAWYER.

The unexpectedly sensible
Hunt her of business
She along without money statement of
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
ONLY RUMORS IN HAVANA
SilUeira'S Partner Denies Knozoledge
of Trouble an Firm.

Havana. Oct. 10.-Jose Beola a wealthy sugar
planter OF Gibara. and silent partner Of Man
uel Siveira, 10 whose defalcati and abscond-
ing. according 10 a statement issued by ]. NJ.
Ceballos & Co. the assignment of that company
was due. has been here for some weeks attend
ing to the firms business. and he is at present
in charge in the absence Of SIveira. He satd
tonight that he had heard many rumOrs that
siKeira's affairs were not in sound condition, as
well as regarding the motives of his departure.
but he added that he knew Of no foundation for
these reports
sefor Beola did not appear 10 be disturbed 1T
the message from New YORK De said that Sill
veira had sailed on b-a-- the Carmena for
New York on October z. accompanied by
Two daughters. Ee took the cattleship for the
purpose OF having a slow trip. and 10 avoid
detention IN quarantine in New York. He had
heard nothing OF SilveiTa since his sailing.
Other persons familiar with Silveira's concerns
say THAI previous 10 sailing he appeared to be
worried over his business affairs. which were
known 10 have been in a serious condition. as
well as over the fact that he had received many
anonymous letters threatening him with dea n
because ne was suspected or having been the
direct cause OF the killing Of Quintin Banderas
through having informed the government of
Banderas's place OF hiding. Banderas had been
operating over property owned by Silveira.
SHveiTs never admitted the truth of this charge.
Manuel Silveira was respected here and en-
Joyed good credit Tonight. however, there We're
with which Silveira associated had known
for some time that things We're not just right
between him and j. NJ Ceballos & Co 1t was
said tonight that certain matter of S25UO0O
which Silveira was reported to have made by
speculation in claims of Cuban army veterans
had something TO do with these difficulties. j. NJ
Ceballos & Co. and Silveira reported TO have
been backed in this speculation by New York
syndicate.
Silveira and Ceballos & Co. are interested
Jointly In the Silvera Sugar Company which
operates q plantation at Ciego Ge Avia In
Puerto Principe Province. The capital stock OF
this company is $4,000, Of which half was sub
scrlbed jointly by SilVeira and CebalIos while
the other half was taken by certain New York
interests.
Silveira is reported TO be worth 100000 He
I IS represented financially IN various large es-
tates, ana is a director OF the National Bank OF
cuba ana other institutions With ] Nj Cebal-
los ne is reputed TO be the largest cattle i'm
porter OF Cuba. He also exported various
Cuban products.
Selor Beola, when asked again at a late hour
lo-hlght declined to admit that anything was
/ wrong with Silveiras affoirs. The Associated
Iress learns that Silveira owns a contyoll{,4g in
terest IN tie Carmelina. and that ne could have
uels Eessei 80 anywhere he pleased N ia re-
ported mere tonight that Siveira's affairs will
he investigated. With the exception of eervan mr.
there IS no one AZ the Silveira residence in
f1GV&n tonight III
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
GRAZED BY FLYING STEEL
Wall Street Cro1cd Nearly Crushed
by Failing Girders.

At the southeast corner Of Wall street and
Broadway. where eighteen-story skyscrapAr
is in course of construction. considerable excite
ment and alarm were caused yesterday after
noon, when a fair sized crowd, which
watching the hoisting of two huge iron girders
Weighing about tone and a half. saw the great
iron mass slipping through the moose by which
II held at the end of the iron chain.
Hardly had the crowd rushed out of danger
when the girders fell to the street. No one was
injured Two Italians driving a team had q
narrow escape. one Of the girders cutting in two
the wagon in which they were seated. The men
were thrown TO the ground but beyond a few
light bruises they were uninjured. while the two
horses, with the front wheels Of the wagon
bolted into Broadway, where they stopped.