The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-07
FORECAST FOR WEEK
MANY PROMINENT EVENTS HAVE
 BEEN sCHEDULED.
Governing Bodies of Two Great Re- IiGi0us Denominations Will Meet Roosevelt Will Hunt Bears
 .-Cotfon Men to Meet.

President Roosevelt will spend this week hunting bears in the Louisiana canebrakes: Secretary Taft will arrive in Manila to take part in the opening of the first Philippine legislature and Secretary Of State Root will continue his tour of Mexico.
 The governing bodies of two great religious denominations will meet du- ring the week, the General Conference of the Episcopal Church converting at Richmond, Va. and the Council of the CongreRational Church of the United States in Cleveland O. An important industrial event of the week will De the cotton growers and spinners at Atlanta. More than 150 European cot ton men have arrived to take part Tn the meeting, The annual meetings or the Northern Pacific and Union Pacific railroad companies will be held on Tuesday, the former in New York and the latter in Salt Lake City.
 Eighteen defendants who formerly werA officials of insurance companies, are expected to appear in the courts on Monday to answer to sixty-one ln- dictments growing out Of the lie m surance Investigations. District AL torney Jerome has announced that ne will dispose of the cases as quickly as possible. It is expected that the first case called will be that of Dr. Walter R Gillette. formerly Vice-Prestdent ot the Mutual Life Insurance Company who was indicted for forgery and per jury.
 With the avowed object of uncover Ing and exposing to the growers the principal abuses which have so long existed in the handling of American cotton, and to encourage needed Ne- forms, representatives of the cotton growing, spinning and other interests of the cotton trade will meet in inter national conference at Atlanta on mon- day for a three days session. It IS expected that the leading foreign ana domestic spinners of the world Will pc present at the conference. The con- ference also will deal with many ques- ticns in which the foreign consumers of cotton are especially interested
 Three hundred years Of Engisn l Christianity fin America will be com memorated at the general conference of the Episcopal Church at Richmond Va A feature of the convention VII be the presentation of a mems thank 1 offering to which the men of the whole church have contributed. The offering which is expected to reach $1.oo0.oO0 will be formally presented next Wed | nesday.
 For the first time in the history oi the Congregational Church. It's six be- neyolent societies will unite their an nual meetings with that or the trlen nial council of the churches of the Unt | ted States at It's thirteenth annual ses sion, winch will be held in Cleyeian' | this week.
 One of the addresses will be dellvere' | by Rev. Washington Gladden., or Co lumbus, the retiring moderator.
 The autumn session of the Spanlsl Parliament will begin October 1o Among the matters that will claim tn attention of the Coftes is the presen situation in Morocco and the part Spaii took with France in putting down tn turbulent tribesmen at Casa Blanca as well as the question of the augmen tation of the Spanish navy.
 It is reported in some quarters Una 1 the relations of church and State VII l also come to the fore.
 l On October 12 the case Of Karl Hau will come up for revision. Hau is the former professor of international law at the George Washington UUniverslt! of Washington ID. C.. who was sen, tenced to death at Karlsruhe July z' last. for the murder of his mother In law. Frau MoIiter, at Baden Baden His case was 8 most sensational one and the trial aroused the deepest in 1 terest in Germany.