Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-09-10
NEWS FORECAST OF
THE COMING WEEK.
Especial o LIE ARGUs.l
Washington, D. c., Sept.

rnlaTy manner, with ~paradss, 81 eech-.
making and outdoor festivities.
William j. Bryan will spend the
wesk in tn. Middls West. AT Chicago,
on Monday, he viii he the speaker u
q La Dor Day demonstration under th~
auspices OF the Injunction Ref"r
League. The injunction plank III III.
Democratic national platform will b
the subject of Mr.. Bryan's address
He will remain in Chicago the follow
in. day to consult with the natlona
committee and other party leaders i
gard to the final details of the cam
pN2n work. Wednesday he will spsah
bs:ors the Democratic State coIvei-
ton OF Illinois at Peoria, on which se-
eAsien John w. k.rn and idlai T..
Stephenson also will be heard. MIR.
b yam will divide the remainder 81
the eek between Illinois and sewers
OF the nsighborlng States.
Mr.. Taft, refreshed by a week Of
recreation ut Middle Bass Islond, viii
60 to CINCINNATI, where he plans t.
spsnd the greater part Of the time lie
tw cen now and election. An entire
floor at the Sinton Hotel has been re
served for the use OF the candidate aud
his campaign aides, which fact is tAkeI
as All inaleat1on that he does Dot iii
tend to remain idle during the two
months he will spend in his homo
ty,
An interesting Political contest that
has agiLated the State Of Washington
tar several months past will eulnlinAtt
I.retfay III d genelai State primary,
the nrst TO pc held III that State. NoI.
nations VIII be made for United STATS
Senator, members OF Congress and a
State and count officers. AS Wash
ington is a Republican State by some
so, 600 majority it is taken fo1 GRANTEE
that the Republican nominations are
equivalent to eIectlen. United State
Senator Levi Ankeny is a
for reelection and IS opposed by Con
gresham Wesley L. Jones, who is re-
ported to have a good chance of sue
cess. Governor Mead is a candidate
for reelection and his principal oppo-
nent on the Republican side is sx-
Governor MBcride.
The D. mocratic primaries in Brot k
Ign on Tuesday will be watched with
keen interest as the result is expected
to ,9w lie relative strength belw cen
"Begs'' Murphy and Senator McCaf-
rem, the arch-entmy of the Tammany
leader in the ~latter's tfforts to centro'
the Kin IS County Democracy.
The Republican State convention i'll
Connecticut y i'll be held Wednesday
and Congressman George L. Lilley, OF
submarine Investigating Committee
nation for governor,
Other political events Of the week
will be The Democratic State cenven
ton in Nontana and the Stata conven
tions OF Illinois RepL b1icans, Prohi-
bitionists and to rat1ty the
recent primary results and adopt plat
forms.
The second annual congress of thO
Playground Association of AmerIca
will assemble in New York Tuesday
for a session of foul days. The con
rress will bring together the mayors
park, school and health officers OF thu
chief cities of the United States anc
leading educators and play experts
with the idea of stimulating every cit,
i'll the country to make adequate play
ground provisions tor its population.
The A nerican battlsship fleet will
arrive at Albany, West Australia
about the middle OF the week, and will
remain there six days to take coal
Albany is a small place, the pOpula
ton being about 1900, but accordin.
to advices received from there tn
town is planning to do its share in en-
tertaining the visiting Americans.
European events of the week tina
will be OF interest TO American reader
Will be the meeting OF the Iorty-firs
annual British Trade Union Con
gress in Nottingham, the sixteenth IL
ternationaI Congress OF Arnericaniss-
which will hold its sessions at III
University OF Vienna, the first intef
national congress for the repression q
ad~ulteration eli alimentary and piaI
maceutical products at Geneva, All
the Eusharistic Congress in Lender
TIE last named gathering is spoken q
as the greatest Catholic event Tor cea
turtles in England. 1t will be attende
by emiuent Catholic prelates from A.
parts of the world. Consplcuou
among the Americans present will b
Cardinal Gibbons, of Baltimore.