Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-23
Many Important Subjects Will Come Before
the Meeting in Bio.
NTERPARLlAWENTARY UNION ALSO MEETS
Question Of Creating Permanent lnterns-
tional Court to Be Considered
coNGREssMEN TO CONSULT ROOSEVELT
Committee in Charge of the Fail
Campaign VIII Meet PreSi-
deat at sasamOFe
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WASHINGTON, July 22.-The at ( on of
tue world probably will be cen this
week on the political situation in - 'eteis-
burg whicn appears TO have = he'd
crisis The dissolution OF Par - snt by
imperial ukase resulting in Gora in sur
rendering the premiership and success
sion Of stoypin, minister Of th' erior' TO
the post; the massing Of trf In the
capital city and the belief ths dictator
ship Is inevitable all make 1t pear that
an armed conflict is impending. The effect
Of the address to the country to be Issued
by the socialists and the group Of toll 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 one Of the
most important developments OF the week.
The views of those who support the autoc-
racy are shown in an interview given TO
the Associated Press correspondent on Sat
u~day by a cabinet minister. who said the
government must hold on until stable
regin,e is assured or anarchy will super
vene.
The Panamerican congress which VIII
begin It's sittinEs tomorrow in Rio Janeiro
may be expected to have important results
particularly in establishing the relations of
republics upon a basis of comfy which
lrviI tend to lessen the danger Of war be-
tween those countries. Delegates OF most
of the governments OF the American conti-
) nent. including Mexico and the United states
are present Venezuela is the one prominent
exception
Interpa arIiamentary Union.
The conference of the interparliamentary
union will convene in London today to pass
upon tie reports filed in June by the two
commissions appointed at the Brussels con-
ventlon in August last. The most important
subject for discussion will be the proposal
for the conversion of the second Hague
conference into a permanent body. Next
in Importance is the report OF the commits
sion on a model arbitration treaty, which
commission is under the presidency Of
Ernst Won Plenr the former commerce
minister of Austria. The American delega-
tion Is headed by Congressman Bartholdt.
- A. tofiit sAfneeting of sths American irtsti-
TUE OF mining engineers and of the British
iron and steel institute will be held at the
institution of civil engineers July 24-2e, in
elusive. Addresses are to be delivered by
r. A. Hadfield and Robert w Hunt, re-
spectively, president Of the British and
American Institutes. The week following
the London conference is TO be devoted to
tour of the American visitors to York,
Newcastle-On-Tyne and Edinhurg.
Coming Congressional Campaign.
An important meeting to discuss plans
for the coming congressional campaign will
be held at oyster Bay today. President
Roosevelt has invited Speaker Cannon
Chairman Sherman of the republican con-
gressional campaign committee and Secre-
tary Loudenslager and Treasurer Mckinley
Of that committee to luncheon at Saga
more Hin. The campaign will be outlined
thoroughly at this meeting, the list Of avail
able speakers will be taken up and the
arguments to be put forward most prom
inently will be decided upon.
The national convention of the order Of
Good Templars will begin its sessions II
Boston on Thursday and on Saturday th'
delegates to the national convention o.
the American Federation Of Catholic socie
ties will assemble at Buffalo