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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03
HELP MEN TO FIND WORK.

Montgomery. Ala. Jan. 2.--Ouo Of
feet Of the financial s'ringcucy was
shown In an or',r rs ecd by the 20.
Ice Clicf Taylor OF Mtujromcry in
which pa.emon are directed TO OK.
crc,sc discretion in Irrest!ng negro
warrants,
TAe order saws mauy corporations
have thrown coed vo,kuen out OF
eu.ployucU' ~ cur alag expenses
Where nan claims 20 have lost. bis
cnploymcrt." Gays tho chief, you
are TO Investigate carefully as 20 the
,ru'a Of his statement before arrest.
ing him
The Pauolmen are alO directed 20
help this class by referring them to
persons needing men when such are
kGJWn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03
No, unar,s,et Ia "a Yrnr,-

Adrian. MioA, Jan Mrs Syl
ves,cF Egycs. aged -. Is dead bore
after hNIas 80 years IN iris section
FNur,csn 'cayt axe her husband lrr
ecmN somewhat after tee fashtoL ~
RIP Van W,ut.r in ne sy,ond act a
TIE pas, FuUc trouble having "a,
Cured vi q a ristcr ~ tlc wife. vao
Owed Nt'a tac cuaplc s.aes hat
tine, gusrceu years ago. Mrs
EaScS, ,Agusa sole sapcrs,ltlols 90.
ison. Rs3 pc'' sr.rt SD and never
Occuplci bvd So soj MA sieca
she took .' r..g "a -ota ~ 's,- So
Even la s-s Asl seAlesa sSe CO. IA
no, - vc.-a'a3 20 so 10 BED. lU,
dl@d In ter o-nssH resj,ps F,aco
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03
Hal HA! HA!
Good Digestion and Good Health
Bring Joyous Life.

bTIn9 Joyous LIE
DO not blame the poor dyspeptic for
being b,le cross, nervous, irritable
and grouChy. He hasn't got hearty
laugh In his whole system.
Before there Is any JOY or merrl
ment, 1t Is necessary to tone up the
weak stomach muscles and get d..
gestton working naturally by using
Mona stomach tablets. This pre-.
scriptlon cures all stomach troubles
by strengthening the digestive machin-
cry aud putting II In such perfect
order that It will care for all the food
that is eaten without distress or indl.
gestiOn,
So certain and reliable Is Mi-ona to
cure indigestion and all stomach " eak.
ness, that j. w. McCollum Il Co. sell
II under an absolute guarantee to re-
fund the money unless II cures. Try
a 5O-Ccnt box and see how quickly you
will get relief from indigestion and
forget you have a stomach.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03

Archer. Jan. Al, A, Chambnn Is
home nom the University VI Mary.
land, dental dcpAFtAeat, baltimore. on
q holiday visit and Nill return ue1t
weak
Mira Fleming wiaNcon and two
Sons. FTAAk and FlemiRg. Of Atlanta.
are spsAdIRs the holidays vita their
gelAllVes here,
rs, Curl and daughter. Pauline, are
home aks'a
Miss Mamie Anderson. Who is at
tendlng Stslson University. IL spend,
n the holiday vacation with her par.
entA
Howard Wood and Frcd Fret 81 the
State CRiSorsiu al Gainesville arc
hnue ~ The b~SdayS
FIFTEEN coagles tusNs Ncu Years E,e
supper AZ the Magnolia R.-:cl AfteF
which they SVnt 10 the town haii and
danced She ola YEAR out aud The new
year Ia
ien Nights Ia i6rr0om~ shsaVa
20 a tair d'e andicnot iasI night
hfb Ada March aad s,,a III Johnston
), c. aud sister Mia VheOFa Faesa,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03

Ing of Gainesville were visiting
relatives in Archer this week.
Miss Edna McCredIe. who has been
with the firm Of Hodgson & Wood for
several years as miIliner, leaves for
her home at Mlcanopy today, having
severed her connection with the firm
Miss Edna. while here. made many
friends who regret very much her de-
partuTe
The Knights OF Pythias at their last
meeting elected the following officers.
q. u, Brown, G. c.. ]. Guy Fleming,
v. c.; c. d. Wood, prelate; r. A. Duren,
N. OF W; NJ. II. DePass, NJ. Of A.; J. Il.
Wells. X. OF X. and s.; 8. r. Fleming,
NJ. OF e.; J, w. May, l. c.; G. W..
Sanders, o. c.; 8. r, Fleming, repre-.
sentative.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03

WaraaN iGd }a4 tie ute
q cigas toe lls.,e,,c apI pl.e a..
s!n. teeAgcd Presiding E,iet ".
y. braee;t "a a sermon sunday He
he.e smoker sp 20 scush. sayiHg thai
Hey are -sari,cIag up their bodies
AHd stun,tus ;hels min1s- he .g
ol' tlnt Ia, Shen ,se liqpcr bvs..
aess h o6t'era,cd tssye wiu b a 20
eie'y orSaassci 20 rid ne oouHUy Of
t7oaeco n is various ,u-us.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03
NEWS FROM SELL.
Mercantile Change several Marriages.
nRIoyablo chrlstmss Tree.

taeFeantile chanas Several Marriages.
nnIoyabls Christmas Tree.
Bon, Jan. a.---Mr. q. II. sconold has
closed ons his entire stock OF mSrchan.
disc 70 w. n. Fowler, and Mr.. Fowler
het moved tleAgoods to Barnes Ferry.
where he has n general line OF
merchandise. Mr., scoheld will move
from Boll. but IL undecided as TO To-
cation. Mr. Fowler IL one OF BELLS
frpt cltiRsns. but has been on his
iarm Cor three years near Barnes
Ferry. He IL an upright energetic
gentleman and his many friends wish
nina success. Mr., seoaeld, too, Ia one
% Belle time-honOrpd citIEena, and his
apFightneas, integrity and gentleman
ness has made him many warm
friends.
The following persons we're married
during che holidays; Mr.. Tommie
Gay 70 Mas Jessie Tsarrs; Hugh Peter.
son' 20 Miss Donnle Slaughter; Nixon
Thomas 10 Mrs brown, Their many
ffienda wish them happy voyages
down the stream Of tluie,
The Christmas tree was much enjoy.
"a BY young and old. The committee,
% Nc and Johnnie PaFish. Mlss CindA
Bryant and MrS LAvoaia Thomas,
conHratalated the auditors for the In.
tsreat manifested and the excellent
ROoa order maintained during the
exeFelaes. with bes, Wishes sot pros.
porous and happy New Year TO all
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03
IGNORED AvoHrea's THREAT
Shot Dead by Cir in Defense of Sell
and Mother.

llnNGnAH
80 uo..s-
p..,,. tuss Ian 2-Ipna Rica.
-, 2o-.Nara tba ms--iel dauqh.
x, ptcbo,d,or NJ cumeraI.
..,'..o. ~ rho lamar county
,ou p...,1s rovtr, travelled 30
. - .n..,s ,,o country n snrren.
49, o.. IN trir, ~ her father. a
-, .ha o',',,,..od ui,h a shat.
., COCO rcr mother and
49, "a 49, ,.-,a. n,auy b,,rr
p,.s..,.. , go. o., .,,iovo If TIE
-. ~, .,.,har Courorv ., Sum.
-, t. 30, ,,rac,cd O, bis dargh.
- o.. to..ina orriod u rtf,a,d and
- - IT, {. 10 e,il
=. a..,o-s.A o. a,,,o tSo oirl and
~. 'n,,a - no,,,hhnrs y,o-o attract.
- -. ,.a d,.,n,5or,o IN tho bor.e
-, - saa,s,..n a. non
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03
How to Avoid Appendicitis.

Most victims OF appendicitis are
those who are habItually constipated.
orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stimulating
the liver and bowels and restores the
natural action u the bowels. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nauI
sca'e or gripc and ia mild and pleasant
TO take. Refuse substitutes. J. y.
McColnm 4 Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03
RECONCILIATION SOUGHT.
Lad In Knee erseohes Reterls Insp'l

Lad In Knee erseohss Reter.s Ins2il
- nother.
IS Bowie, A,',. Urn. 2,-yh--e1ra:!ci
by t!s gogns H'e, % 'h.W ho was
married On Carlftmgs Boy, oscar
McCUrA called at TIE residence Of
John Bryant. the father or the bride,
In an effort toward ccyEci.iadon IN
quarrel lagt followed 30 was shot
by SAM 1FSan,. aged -, hts brother.
ln.iaw. alcCord's death was instan.
taneous.
The e,der BRYANT collapsed from
excitement and died an hour after.
waId. q victim OF heart trouble,
McCOrd. who was 20 years old, was
ACCUSE OF Shaping Mrs. Bryant when
she reiterated her disapproyal of tho
marriage, The senior Bryant inter
vened with a shotgun. hut an elder
son dlFarmed him, then, Il Is alleged.
the lal Sam, yet in knee pants.
Jumped In and killed. McCord
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03
S. A. II IN HANDS
0F TWO RECEIVERS
r. Il Williams sni s. D. WarHeId
are Appointed.
LILLE I'LL coURT Acrs

Rad "a AZ, .esen.a r,vs6 cs,,,s.
u 40. ..,...., 49,
"s $3.50 r''ss"s'e Ne'' 'O' Ss"s'
y g AZ sted.-MajcTIsy and
Mlnerlty Beth Represented.
Riehm6nd, w. Jan. 2.--Yesterday
ftefaoun attorneys for the seaboard
AR Line Railway Company and the
creditors Of the cAfhpRny applied to
United States Judge Walden for the
appointment Of receivers for the road.
The primary object was "a obvIate
the necassity Of securing ancIillary
1ecrees a each Of the court district
through which the road runs. Judge
Walden considered a. beat that the
mater 81 taken before the higher
court which q AZ panville and the
nupilcation waa consequently placed
belora JUDGE pritchard who consIder.
t ne proposItion. and this morning
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03
A Card.

This Is TO certify that all druggists
are authorized tn refund your money II
Foley's Honey and Tar falls To cure
your cough or cold It stops the cough
heals the lungs aud prevents serious
results from a cold Cures IN grippe
coughs and prNcnts pneumonia and
consumption Contains no opiates,
The genuine Is ~ yellow package
Refuse sVbsulutcN J W McColhm
q Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-03
P,LEs CURED IN : ro u oGva

PAzo OINTMENT - guaranteed to
cure any case Of itching. Riind, Blsci-
iRg o. PrO,rndiaE Piles In Q TO Il days
or uoaey rehandeh SOC.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-07
BELLEVILLE COP WAS
CAUGHT OFF HIS POST.
William Deane Will Be Tried on
February l8-NOtes of
the Town.

Policeman William Deane, of the
B%elleville department, has been sus-
pended by Chief Flynn for being found
off his post a few nights ago. He was
found in the air-pumping station for
trolley cars at the Nutley line. Deane
has since protested his innocence and
threatened to resign from the depart
ment. He will be given a hearing be-
fore the police committee Tuesday,
February Is.
The Switchboard team of the Belle
Vile Catholic Club won it's fourth game
in the Diocesan Union tournament last
night by defeating the st. Peters team,
of Newark. by the score of 1856 to So.
Each OF the eight men on the home
team won his galne.
There was a large attendance last
night at the charter members enter
tainment Of Seth Boyden Council.
Royal Arcanum. Collector Charles
Crisp was in charge. r. H.. Minion and
Herbert p. Smith were among the en-
tertainers.
Christian Langbein, of William and
Main streets, is i'll from the effects of
a fall near his home a few days ago.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-07
DOUBLE LIFE BY
RICH P|TTSBURG
MAN, SAYS WIFE
Divorce Suit Was Pending
Against John F. Walton,
Who Died in Orange.

Suspicion of a double life on the part
of John r. Walton, the Pittsburg mill
ionaire, who died of blood poisoning
caused by a splinter in Orange last
Friday, was strengthened today when
1t was learned that his wife, Mrs. Annie
r. Walton, of Pittsburg, had brought
suit for divorce against him OF statua-
tory grounds. Her startling charges
were that for the last year he had
maintained another home at first I'M
known to her Mr.. Walton first board
ed at a hotel in Ofange with Mrs. Rose
Black and her father, John Brinton,
and then he bought a large house at
Central and lakewood that
city, and had it fixed up handsomely
for the three of them. He died there.
Mrs. Walton filed her suit on June %
last year, and the testimony was taken
secretly. IL related to Walton's alleged
double life and of his alleged %penurious
method of treating his wife. None OF
the persons would tell the name of tho
woman In the case. 1t was charged
that the millionaire did not allow his
wife enough to live as befitted her sta
ton. If she wanted a new dress. he
went along to the store and selected
what he saw fit for her. This con-
tinued until he is said to have deserted
his wife and taken up a residence in
the East. After Mrs. Walton filed suit
for divorce Walton is said to nave tried
to keep her from ever getting his in
s11rance money by claiming his eofIity
in his policies. He carried 100000 OF
his life in one company.
Mrs. Walton sued for a limited d.
vorce. She did this in order to protect
her dover rights in his estate.
A decision was pending in the suit
when Mr. Walton died. His will has
been found in Pittsburg. it is said, but
it's provisions are not known.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-07
EX-TRAMP, NOW A PREACHER, WILL TALK
IN THE ORANGE Y. M. c. A. ON SUNDAY

events will be run off: Fifteen-yard
DASH; running high jump; tanding
broad Jump; two laps on the running
trackk relay race. The contestants
will be divided into two classes, the
juniors under fourteen years of age
and the senior intermediates under SIX
teen. .
The local bowling team maintained
its lead in the State Bowling League
by taking three. games from Montciair
last Tuesday night.
Two basketball games will be played
on the local court tomorrow night. The
first game between the second team
! and the K. O. A. K. team of New
Brunswick will begin at $3.50. The sec
ond game will be a league game with
the Railway Y. M. c.. A. team. Last
Wednesday q picked team played at
Paterson and won by the OF 40
to %.
Great interest and enthusiasm was
manifested among the members of the
employed boys and students classes
in the dual athletic meet held last
Wednesday night in the gymnasium.
The meet was won by the students by
the score of rs to "a.
The committee on track athletics has
outlined plans for conducting The State
indoor meet which is to be held at Or
ange on Saturday, March IA.
Following the mems meeting on Sun
| day afternoon DIR. Beckett, of East Or
lange, will give an illustrated lecture or
the "Cure and Prevention of Tubercu.
| iosis."
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-07
MAYOR MSHANE
DIES, SMOKING HIS
PIPE TO THE END
Aged Character in Garden City
Section of Irvington Goes
to His Rest.
WELDED POWER OVER
DENIZENS OF DISTRICT
Liked by Everybody Who Took
Their Troubles to Him When
They Got in a SCrape.

Joseph McShane,, whose long resi-
deence in the Garden City section OF
Irvington or, as it is more popularity
known, the Scuf1etown district, earned
him the title of mayor" died early
this morning after a short illness. The
same pipe hat was his constant COM
panion in life was his companion till
death caused it to fall from his lips.
The Garden City section, now about
twelve years old. had one of its very
first residents in Mr.. McShane. A
mixed population moved in and their
broils soon began to figure in police
court records. Mr.. McShane was a
among the neighbors that when the
police court failed to bring satisfao-
ton, they appealed to "the mayor" for
his decision. Little by little his JUS
tice won the neighborhood to him, and
in time he became of greater import
ance in the eyes of his neighbors than
the Mayor of Irvington himself. Every
where he went he was treated with re-
spect, and even in other sections his
fame spread, and as he grew older he
became privileged character.
He vas one of the charter members
of the Second Ward Improvement AS
~sociation, and that organization will
have a special meeting tonight or to-
morrow night to pass resolution on
''the mayors death. They will attend
the funeral, to be held probably Mon
day afternoon, in a body.
Mr.. McShane was born in Ireland
s~ixty-eight years ago, and he came to
this country forty-two years go. He
has been a property-owner in Garden
City for thirty years, and o there
twelve years ago. He is survived by q
widow and q daughter, Miss Mamie A.
McShane, who lives with her parents
at SO Welland avenue %Irvington.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-07
LODGE MEMBERS
To CONTEST FOR
MORE RECRUITS
Orange Council, Royal Arcanum,
Urged to Compete with
Westfeld Council.

Orange Council, Royal Arcanunl, was
honored at its meeting last night in
Masonic Temple, Orange, by the vista
ton OF four Representatives from New
Jersey State grand council, who were
Grand Vice-Regent Theodore S. Glass,
Supreme Representative l.. A. Light
foot, both of whom are members OF
Preside Council, Westfield; Supreme
Representative Charles H.. Haring, and
Grand Trustee Jeptha Van Vleet, Of
Corinthian Council. Newark.
The principal address of the evening
was made by Mr.. Glass. He threw out
a challenge for activity by the Orange
Council in competition with Fireside
Council, Of Westfeld. and suggested
that an arrangement be made between
the two councils. headed by Regent
John Anderson, of Orange Council, and
Past Grand Regent L. A. Lightfoot, of
Westheld, TO enter a contest for new
members to March 81. The Westfeld
Council has a membership of 314 and
Orange Council a membership Of 30s
Regent Anderson will take the matter
up at once and report at the next meet
ing of Orange Council on February 20.
Herbert 7. Abrams, chairman of the
budget committee, reported that $1,525
would be necessary for the expenses
during the coming year. which would
include an expense Of $500 to be given
the orator and entertainment COM
mittee for the work of the year.
Regent Anderson announced the fol-
lowing named members for the mem
bership committee: A. B. Hitler, Fred
erick Cooley, George Hansford, +. ].
Bradley, DR.. d. L. Towberman, c.. IL.
Malon. James Donaldson. Alonzo l..
Keys, c.. T.. Hamilton, John r. Picker.
Three new members were elected, two
of whom were received from Lehigh
Council, Pa, and Yonkers Council,
N. Y.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-07

Alexander f. Irvine, who has lived
in the slums as a tramp. but is now
pastor of the Church of the Ascension,
New York, will deliver a fourth lee
ture at the Orange Young Mems Chris
tan Association Sunday afternoon, and
the subject is ''The Message of God in
Modern Literature" Mr.. Irvine is a
man of varied experience.
On Friday nights, commencing Fob
ruary IA Mr.. Irvine will deliver six
lectures to men only. Those in Feb
ruary are upon the following subjects:
February Ia, Plato's "Republic;" Feb
ruary 81 Social Ideals of Lycurgus;
February 90, Morris's utopia"
Beginning Monday evening, February
II. Professor James McConaughey,
Bible instructor at Mt. Hermon School,
Mt. Hermon, Mass, will give a series
of six lectures, his theme being John
Professor McConaughey is one OF the
best Bible teachers in the country, ii
is said, and has occupied the chair
of Bible history and study at Mt. Her
mon for fifteen years.
Milton J. Davies, of Brooklyn, will
speak at the boys meeting Sunday
afternoon, February 8, at Ais o'clock
on the subject '"The Hero" William
Wachenfeld will conduct the meeting.
On the morning of February u, Lin
coins Birthday, IN athletic league
of the boys departments of north
ern New Jersey Young Mems Chris
lian Associations will be held in tllt
Orange gymnasium. Tho following
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-07
SURPRISE RECEPTION
TO A MILL FOREMAN.
John Murray, of Bloomfield,
Leaves Oakes's Employ for
WATERFOWL, Mass.

John Murray, assistant foreman In
the finishing department of the Cakes
Wooden Mills, In Bloomfield. who has
taken a position in WATERFOWL, Mass,
was rendered a farewell surprise re-
ception in his home, 1856 -lelleville ave-
nue., Bloomfield, last evening, by about
seventy-hve of his friends. Mr.. Muir
ray was presented with a hands pine
smoking set by his fellow employees.
The presentation speech was made by
David WEIGH, and all present had a
good time. A collation. was served.
John Miller, b~ookkeeper in S. Scheuer
& Co.'S Bloomfield establishment, has
made a charge before Recorder Cad
mus, of Bloomfield, against John j.
TULIP, of Cedar Grove. whom he alleges
passed a worthless check on him for
$5.25.
Mrs. II. B. Nichols. of Washington
street, returned from a sojoin in
Manhattan. She is greatly improved in
health,
Michael Mccain was taken into Gus
tody by Policeman Blum, of Bloom
field, last night or a charge of disor-
derby conduct, preferred by his house,
keeper. He was fined IS.
The members of the Glen Ridge
Volunteer Fire Department will hold
a smoker in the club house on Feb
ruary 26. Lincoln Hook and Ladder
Company will meet tonight.
A conference between Mayor SUIT
phen, the members of the Town Council
and Engineer Bush, of the Lackawanna
DaiIroad will no hold Tor after
noon in the Council Chamber at 2:S0.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-07
ALL THE NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
EAST ORANGE REFUSE CARNEGIE'S
CASH OUT OF PRIDE! YES, SAYS OFFICIAL

A. Grover. of that city. He objects to
the city accepting $4,000 from the phil
%anthropist for the erection of throe
branch Carnegie libraries there, not on
the ground that the money is tainted, .
but because he thinks such : rich clty
as East Orange ought to build its w
library branches, If it wants them so
badly.
This attitude, expressed at a recent
meeting of the East Orange Council,
caused a sensation and was so strongly
opposed by the other members that MIR.
Grover offered to resign. He was CUT
voted and the city will get the $4,000.
East Orange is a wealthy city tnd
Mr.. Grover contends that 1t is lowering
its pride in accepting the Carnegie
| donation. But inasmuoh as the city
| already has a handsome main library,
| given by Carnegie, his fellow officials
| think it is a late day for the city to
| assert its pride. They do not look upon
| the donation as an act of charity
| Residents there. are taking sides in the
matter, but it is said that the majority
the opposing Growers attitude, claim
ing that it is simply a case of false
pride.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-07
MONTCLAIR CHURCH MAY
ORGANIZE A MEMS CLUB.
Committee Appointed by Menu
bers of ST. JOhn's-News
Notes of the Town.

Twenty-Five men of st. Johns Epis-
copal Church, Montclair, met at the
home of James Owen, 20 Christopher
street. Montclair, last night to talk
Owe the matter of forming a mems
club of the church. The Rev. Mr.. Tay-
lor, of st, Paurs Church, East Or
ange, and Charles Bull, of st. James's
Church, Upper Montclair, told of the
work done by the mems clubs of their
churches. 1t was finally decided that
the Rev. Cladius M. Roome, rector of
the church, would appoint q commit
tee of five members of the church to
make arrangements for the formation
of the club, which committee will re-
port back at another meeting. Mr..
Roome mas not yet announced the
names of the committee. James Owen
presided at the meeting.
Bernard p. Mora, Richard G. An
thony, George H.. Keller, Harry l..
Nichols, Hunt l.. Patterson, George X.
Dow and Ralph E. German have
joined Company X. of Montclair, which
belongs to the Fifth Regiment, n. G.
N. j. They are being drilled by Ser
geant Morris.
Mrs. Thomas Manley, of Midland ave-
nue., who slipped and fell while on her
way home from church last Sunday
night, breaking her left wrist and
otherwise injuring herself, is reported
as doing well. 1t was at first thought
that Mrs. Manley's injuries were more
serious.
1.-THE Barbizon School of Artists" will
be the subject of IN illustrated lee
ture by Professor Charles Sprague-
Smith, before the members and assoc
ciate members of the Woman's Club,
of Upper Montclair, tonight in the
Sunday school room of the Christian
Union Congregational Church.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-07
ROOSEVELT NOT A MENACE TO BUSINESS,
THE DECISION AT CHURCH CLUB DEBATE

railroads and that was the result of
President Roosevelt's onslaught ON the
corporations.
Mr.. Cook denied that the President
was responsible for the recent feeling
of distrust among business interests.
He claimed that the Legitimate BUSH
ness interests of the country were not
affected at all and that only the gam
bling interests in Wall Street were
disturbed by the Presidents aggressive
action. He asserted hat President
Roosevelt had only done what he con-
sidered his duty to the people by eX-
posing the %nefarious operations of the
corporations in some of their doings.
DR.. Harry T.. Richards, William Big
CART. William w. Brock and others
took part in a general discussion.
The judges, consisting of w. S. Row
land, Taurus z. Sutton and Charles l..
Taylor. decided that Mr.. Cook had the
better Of the argument and SO de-
cided in his favor.