The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-26
RETURN OF TEDDY
BROWNSVILLE MATTER NEW FEA-
 TURF OF WEEK.
Effort VIII Re made To Cause Pres fdenf To Recam HIS order Dis- missing Negro Troops From
 Service.


 President Roosevelt Is expected to re- turn to Washington this evening after one of the most remarkable journeys ever taken by an American chief exec utive.
 He has travelled thousands of miles oy sea, crossed the narrow strip of land which separates the Atlantic and Pa- ciflc where the Americas meet, inspect cd the work being done on the great Tsthmian Canal and incidently shat tered the tradition that an American President must not, during his term of office. visit p any land other than his own.
 During his stay on the Isthmus, the President visited the Republic of Pan- anna and for a time was under the pro- lection of the Panama flag. On his return voyage he made a brief call at Porto Rico.
 congress for a consideration of methods for social education will be held in Boston this week. The first session vii be held on Friday.
 An aftermath of the recent election in New York state, which promises to attract wide attention, Is scheduled for Monday, when a special committee Of the New York Deraooratic State Com mittee meet in New York City to in- vcstigate charges of party irregularity against Patrick Fl. McCarren. the nelp. ocratic leader of Kings County.
 
 he instiEated the scratching of the ticket. which cost William R. Hearst the Democratic nominee for Governor. so dearly in Kings County
 Three officers of the Mutual Reserve Lif Insurance Company who were in dicted on charges of grand larceny and forgery following the insurance inves- tigation of a year ago, will be on trial Monday. They are Frederick A. Burn ham, president of the company; George D. Eldredge. vice president and George BurnhRTu, secretary.
 A mass meeting to voice demand that Congress make full investigation of the dismissal from the army of battalion of the 18th infantry is scheduled to be held at Coop CT Union in New York next Thursday. Also some time during the week a large delegation of ministers and lawyers. who have been retained on behalf of the negro soldiers, will visit President Roosevelt at Washing ton and urge him to reopen the case.
 The grand opera season in New York will reopen Monday evening at the Metropolitan Opera House.. with Gou- nod's Romeo and Juliet The season will continue about four months
 Many of the ilIustrious prelates of the Roman Catholic Church in America will gather at Richmond, Va, on AHdHhGHlNiuS lO AdtAt pal | III llAO monies attending the dedication of the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart. The great edifice, which will take its place as one of the four great cathedrals in the country. is the gift of Thomas Ryan, the New York financier
 The trial of Chester Gillett, charged with the murder of Grace Brown, his one-time sweetheart. which has all ready got wide attention, will be con- tinued at Herkimer this week.
 The big sporting event of the week will be the annual struggle for su- premacy on the football gridiron be- tween the army and navy. The match will be played at Philadelphia on Sat urday.
 4 fistic battle for the heavyweight championship of the world Is scheduled for Thanksgiving day. The contes- tants will be Jack O'Brien and Tommy Burns, and the scene of the conflict, Los Angeles, Cal.
 The diplomatic body will meet at Tangier Morocco, November 27. for the purpose of considering the new inter- national agreement and the enforce ment of its provisions.
 A suit by the creditors of the Count Boni de Castellane will be resumed be- fore the tribunal of first instance in Paris, November 29.