The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-05-04
FORECAST or THE NEWS
FOR THE COMING WEEK
Both Parties VIII Hold Presidential
Primaries in Maryland Monday.
Clark and Wilson There.
Associated Press Special.


Washington, May A presiden-
tial preference primary for both
; parties in Maryland on Monday will
; start the political ball rolling for
the week Unbiased critics agree
that the situation in Maryland is
confused and that the result of the
primaries, on the democratic and
republican sides alike, cannot be
predicted with any great degree Of
certainty. Both the Taft and Roose-
welt managers appear sanguine of
success. Clark and Wilson are fight
ling hard for the democratic indorse-
ment, while there is believed to be
an underlying sentiment for Har-
mon that might upset the calcula-
tons of the two leaders.
| Rooscvelt's success in the recent
republican primaries in Kansas is |
expected to result in a victory for
him in the state convention, which |
viii meet at Independence Wednes-
day to name delegates to the Chica-
go convention. The anti-Taft wing
of the republican party in Alabama
will hold a convention in Brming-
ham Saturday to name Roosevelt
delegates to Chicago The Taft
managers count upon victory in Ne
gada and Arkansas, both of which .
will hold their state convention dur
ng the week.
The state convention of PennsyI-
ania democrats, which will meet
n Harrisburg Tuesday, is expected
0 be marked by lively contest =,
etween the rival factions for CON u
-ol of the party organization and
lie selection of national commit NJ
man -
A democratic preferential pri- -
airy will be held in Mississippi
lesday and state conventions to
me delegates to the Balitomer N
thering will be held in Iowa and fr,
ashington az
hearings Ior the taxing OF evil he
nee before the examiner in the
'e of the governments suit for
: dissolution of the United States gu
'el Corporation win begin Mon boz
7 in New York city. The exam but
T is Henry p Brown of Phila- inc
phia
A question that has stirred Can
A to tie depth will be aired in Ok
supreme court at Ottawa Tues CO
y, when arguments will be heard q
to the rights of the Canadian par stC
ment to pass a federal marriage
he
one have legislated on marriage. an
arious Protestant bodies, however, p
ave recently urged a Dominion law OF
, overcome the marriage customs n
/ certain sections, particularly Que
&c. where the law is especially dis
.steful e the Protestaf7ts. tt
'fhe President and Mrs. Taft are A
) attend the Cincinnati music fes- c
wal, which is to have it's opening 0
tuesday evening. Later in the week
he President expects to go to
to attend the Inaugural
ion of DR.. John Gricr Hibben as Z
PRESIDENT Of Princeton University.
At the call of Governor Hooper
If Tennessee, delegates from all the Il
HNilNlH status are " assemble III y
Nashville Tuesday for three days e
for the study and discus b
sions of social problems peculiar to
the South. Other large gatherings
of the week will include the nation t
al reunion of Confederate veterans {
at Macon, the imperial concIave of c
the order of the Mystic Shrine at {
Los Angeles, and the International 1
Conference of Red Cross Societies
in Washington, D. G.