The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-23
FORECAST OF NEWS
WHAT THE WORLD WILL DO THIS
 WEEK.
Interest Probably Will Center in St. Petersburg, Where the Conditions Are Pregnant With History
 Making Developments.

Public interest will probably be cen
 tered this week in the political sit-
 uation in St. Petersburg which appears
 to have reached a crisis. The disso-
 lution of parliament by imperial
 ukase resulting in Goremykin surren-
 dering the premiership and the suc- cession of Stolypin, minister of the
 interior to the post. the massing of troops in the capital city and the gem eral belief that dictatorship is in-
 evitable all make if appear that an armed conflict is impending.
 The effect of the address to the country to be issued by the socialists and the group Of toi1 will be awaited with interest. The temper in which the masses of the Russian people will take the summary dismissal of the nations elected representatives will be one4of the most important develop ments of the week. The views of those who support the autocracy are shown in an interview given to the Associat- ed Press correspondent on Saturday by a cabinet minister who said:
 The government must hold on uatfl a stable regime is assured or anarchy will supervene"
 Tho Pan American Congress whF will begin It's sittings today (Mond. in Rio Janeiro may be expected to' important results, particularly 1. tatlishinR the relations of the South and Central American re unon basis of comity which W to lessen the danger of war those countries. Delegates f.
 of the governments on the
 continent, including Mexico United States are present We is the one prominent axcaptiou
 The conference of the interp. mentary union will convene in Lol today (Monday) to pass upon repu filed in June by the two commissio appointed at the Brussels cOnventio in August last. The most importan. subject for discussion will be the prop osition for the conversion of the Sec- ond Hague Conference into a perma- nent body. Next in importance Is the report of the commission on model arr bitration treaty, which commission is under the presidency of Ernest von Plener, the former commerce commits sioner of Austria
 The American delegation is headed by Congressman Richard Bartholdt.
 A joint meeting of the American In- stitute of Mining Engineers and of the British Iron and Steel Institute will be held at the Institution of Civil En- gineers. July 2426 inclusive, Address es are to be delivered by R. A. Had- field and Robert W. Hunt, respective- ly, presidents of the British and Amer ican Institutes The week following the London conference is to be devo- ted to a tour for the American visi- tors to York, Newcastle on Tyne and 
 An important meeting to discuss plans for the coming congressional will be held at Oyster Bay today. President Roosevelt has in- vited Speaker Cannon, chairman Sherman, of the Republican Congress sional Campaign Committee. and Sec retary Loudenslager and Treasurer Mckinley. of that committee. to lunch at Sagamore Hill on Monday. The campaign will be outlined thoroughly at this meeting, the list of available speakers will be taken up and the arr guments to be put forward most prominently will be decided upon.
 The National Convention of the or der of Good Templars will begin it's sessions in Boston on Thursday and on Saturday the delegates to the National Convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies will assemble at Buffalo.