The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-26
FORECAST OF NEWS
WHIRLWTND FINISH OF THE TWO
 POLITICAL PARTIES.
New York State WiH Be the storm Center of che Closing strenu- Ous Political Cam
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New York State will be the storm center of the closing week of the po- liticai campaign.
 Both the RepubIican and Democratic Presidentiai- nominee win tour the State, and some of the ahlest speakers at the command of the National Com fnttsaes have been assipped Co parti- cipate in the battle for votes With the, exception of a brief speech in New Haven, Conn. MT. Taft. the Republi- can candidate for President. will spend the entire week within. the Empire State MT, Bryan will devote four days to New York and on Friday will enter Ohio. which. like New York. has place in the doubtful column. In- diana. another uncertainty. will be toured by MT. Bryan on Saturday, the Democratic candidate closing the weeks campaigning with a night speech in Chicago.
 James S. sherman has a weeks cam paign outlined in New York State, while the plans of John W. Kern, who had expected 10 devote the week to speech making in Indiana, depends upon the condition of his son, whose illness compelled Mr.- Kern to aban- don his tour at Syracuse last week and hasten home.
 Members of President Roosevelt's Cabinet will take an active part in the weeks campaign. Secretary of State Root will speak in Ohio and New York; Postmaster Meyer in Ohio Maryland and New Jersey; Secretary | of War Wright in Virginia and Mary | land; Secretary of the Navy In West Virginia; Attorney General Bonaparte in New York: Secretary of the Treas ury Cortelyou in New York, and Sec retary of the Interior Garfield In Ohio.
 While New York win be the center of political activity. Ohio and Indiana will be stumped by both parties The Democrats will Lave two special trains bearing prominent speakers through each St-te and the Republicans arc planning many meetings.
 Throughout the country the week will be one of red fire and speech ma king. -t-
 Eugene W. Chahn Prohibition candi- date for President. Ndll speak during the week In New Jersey, Pennsylva- mia. Delaware, Maryland. Ohio, Indi- ana and Illinois. Thomas L. HisEen the candidate of the Independence Party. will campaign in Massachusetts, | Rhode Island, Connecticut. New Jersey and New York. Speaker Cannon, of the House of Representatives. will ad- | dress meeting In Philadelphia Monday night. United States Senator Knox is scheduled to deliver an address in 1 Pittsburg tonight. Governor Hughes and Lieutenant Governor Chanler wiI, continue their campaigns for the Gov | ernorship of New York and Judge Par ker will make at lSdst two speeches In the State during the week.
 The Government suit against the so- | called powder trust will be continued in New York on Monday. Tuesday will mark the resumption of the hearings m the Federal suit to dissolve the stand ard oil Company .n New York. and on the following day the inquiry into the relations existing between the coal companies and the coal carrying roads which the goveI nment is conducting. will be resumed in 1hiadelphia.
 On Monday a general election will be held in Canada to choose a new Par liament.
 To discuss the claims that certain operators Ire not living up to their agreements, a convention of coal min CTS in the Pittshurg district has been called at Pittsburg for Tuesday.
 Forty thousand men will be affected.
 Abroad the situation in the Ralkans
 win continue to occupy attention The
 Bularian assembly Is scheduled to con
 vene on Wednesday. On Monday the
 Russian douma will reassemble.