Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 16, 1902, Winnipeg, Manitoba Vol Winnipeg 16, 1902. Twelve pages no. News of the Day. Edwird witnessed the new Raar to a Coa. Pase 5. Aldermen again St cuss the Titus Lori. 5. Uni rial Ball of the Winnipeg Row . A held. 6. A hop is progressing favourably in to order a. Page 2. The neighbourhood of arc assured. Page 3. Tir by a. To Uriot was incl rest in i Nietert Onawa. Paire 2. To. O. Robins a of Louisville. Ky., died front asphyxia r Ion in Pago 9. I Liu Ciuda for City h. I i shortly be installed. Page 3. Is Oyork school cell i no afflicted with granular lids. the exporters resent the re r it or. Castle of. Wheat sad r. Prospective mayoralty can of s 1. To their a. A s. J an Ontario Farmer his wife was vis in i a g. In a Marti in to that t i tvs by the Tida v. A Japan. Page 7. Hoard of Trade will be 1 in to the. Y Tor Page 3. Janiris Winnipeg. Has been third Vico res of a Rothera and i. Reside 1 or ufan., has r i r cd Bills fro a. The sus to in a Csc Superior As those a Wiiri a the los gear Fua Al the petitioners request for a Tkv Clonce in a via 1 l evened. Pujo 1. Mrs. by seen has re turned to Toronto i h the Burty of her husband was in Winnipeg railway Ards fax o we Lis ago. 1-. President Roosevelt and John Mitchell hold extended conferences in to make commission consist of six members satisfactory to miners Leader official state ment issued this morning from the White of the arbitrators e. Clark chief of the conductors order among the number. The weather. Probabilities. Manitoba Easterly winds fair and Cool. Minnesor., Latr , in partly Shost is in h Section Northwest and Calgary i _ i riday. Thermometer readings. Or. A readings p. M Oji. In 3a h p. M i oct. 1 a Al Ril 17.3 Risis. sets. The temperature of the wealth a Bureau Rock . it. A ,.4s Ruffalo m a j.2 he a -nr., .5u m. I i i it my. It troit i. Aii Rrt. Kiy. Oil ,.i j lie cd Cluj. Oric ans of current it eld. new Yorac Clear .32 it. Paul go iseult Marie .-j2 St. John s Vav weekly report. The Rol Zowinar is the re Coral a the chief ref Ifor Jocie in St lion a Manitoba St. A Chr ? a in Niper. For week end via dr., lit i oct., of barometer above Aca a Sci is feet. Pressure. 30.42 sri i cast Taro metric pressure is to inches. 1 Iii a. To Mph nature f9.2. Itch. la x 9th. Hourly rate of wind for Honis. 14th. Hourly rate of wind for 2i a. Dts. Velocity of wind 4s.o, 14th. inc Lios. Marine mews Lake shipping. Fort out. Oct. . Coil from Cic Viand. Donae Onn. . For . And . For Buffalo , for Kingston. I . Oct. City of from Duluth. Xor Mandio. For Cleve Imi l. St. Marie Mich. Oct. Pioneer. Chattanooga Watson Kirby . Cadillac. Alberta Gorki in Northern wave . Massasoit. Coffin. Berry Vance. Black. Northern King Albright pock. Merida. Tyrone Tiu Recua. Mohegan. I Mars. Van a Ilso. Mack. Bradley Cison. . Bus sell. T Ramis. , Maruji Ircia. Arizona Scotia Harvard. Berlin. Aurora , j. Gil Christ. Ocean steamships. I 1 a Mecl at. From i pm 1 Arlo Glasgow Liverpool to k Liverpool v irk Naples i i nov Lork har burs of to Hin Pton new Tork Lull to i new York i i1 Quei i to qut 11 town Boston s lie from. For. I n St join. Nicl. Glasgow was death accidental t a . arrived in the City to r. By a press re thut Jacoh Avins. Father of the 1 a apr Ostic to have been near farm admitted r the Ith of his son acc dental. During the f to vow slipped ind m of Tiff the pcs Sci which resulted his in -.hi. Vancouver Irland Copper. Oct. Blow in of the established at crofter. Took iiii.-. Every Success Ina the Wilf y i Obaury be in opera to or. To Morrow and then the first cop per will be produced on Vancouver Smith s Benevolence. oct. Smith celebrated by donating a House or. Ii Vyrl by Street to the Home to the boys Home and the old Lien s Home. Gucich Brewer dead. Guelph ont., oct. Hall Usy the Well known Brewer is dead Asci s3. Bulletin Washington oct. Strike is settled. Secretary Root announced at 1 o clock this morn ing that a common ground of agreement had been reached. The president has named a commission of six persons As an arbitration commission. Secretary Cortelyou announced that a statement be Given out about 1.30. Bulletin Washington oct. Mit Chell has called a meeting of the executive committee and the strike will be called off in two or three Days. Some members of the commission were named by messes. Sargent and Mitchell at their conference with the president today and in a later meeting tonight. Or. Sargent officially represented the mine Union Leader. Bulletin Wilkes Barre pa., oct. Call has been issued for a joint meeting of the executive boards of the United mine workers of the three Anthracite districts to be held Here at 10 o clock tomorrow morning. The commission. Washington oct. Members of the strike settlement commission Are brigadier general John m. Wilson. E. W. Parker of the geological Survey. Judge Geo. Gray of Delaware. E. E. Clark of Cedar rapids la. Thomas h. W Atkins of Scranton a. Bishop John k. Spaulding of Peoria. Carroll d. Wright. Tied were rend to him. He was immediately , but said your congratulations should beheld until Ive see Ivhon the sixth representative on the commission is. I under stood before i left Washington that there would be a sixth Man and that he would represent labor. The whole matter will be placed before the joint meeting of the three executive boards o the Anthracite their meet ing in the morning. 1 will wait up to set the full statement issued by or. in. Reply to a question if be would comply with the president s request that coo.1 mining be resumed immediately he said he would make a definite answer when he knew More about the matter. Mitchell will talk to Day. Wilkes Barre pa., oct. Or. Mitchell Learned the personnel the commission and was asked for a further statement he replied Tuiai would have nothing further to say until morning. Washington conferences. Or. Mitchell sees the president twice messes. Wright and Sargent. Washington d. C., oct. Mitchell reached the White House at 11.50 am. He was shown directly into the office of Secretary Cortelyou greeted him cordially. Or. Cortelyou then invited him to proceed him at once to president Roosevelt with commissioner of immigration Sargent. Be appeared to be Mure cheerful than when he entered the while , but maintained his Reti Cence lie declined to whether a had submitted any counter propositions to the president or to indicate whether or not he won a a state ment. He said however that he expected to see the president again at 3 o clock and hoped u be Able to return to Wilkes Barre on the 4.uo train. Second visit to president. The conference Between or. Mit Chell and con Missi Iner Sargent or at 2.5u, or. Mitchell re turned immediately to the White Hoise. Seere tary Root had left be fore the miners president arrived. Or. Mitchell tin declined to talk. He readied 1-he White House precisely at o o clock and resumed his Confer ence with the president. Or. Left he White House at 345 after the second conference and . As look his departure that he had nothing to say Al this time he will leave for at 4.50. Secretary Cortelyou stated subsequently that the i obit Billiros i were that 110 statement would be issued Fruim White House con tie i i understood that at the Confer ence with theves Klent or. Mitchell s main objection to the of the proposition of the was i the limitations upon the presi d a in the of selection of arbitration commission. He was is of pose to the Lim in the selection of it Federal judge t is washing-tor., of. Following 1s71 Obio Ial statement annoy Nivins Theof the strike was issued at inv House Al a. In. After a conference with or. Mii chill and some further conferences Wuh representatives of the Coa. Oper in new pc re he is the 01 the life of the most Jive. M. .1. Essays Mission of the Irish people la i Uiva and s on education and the tilings of the mind and Virtu is of Aud theories of life am to the arriva.1 of or. Mitchell Tiv president avas engaged busily in con Ference with Secretary Kooi com i missioner of labor Wright and com of missions of immigration birr Gizin. Secretary Root on leaving the White House took a Freri ally View of the situation hut added some obstacles which he would not explain h-.n1 Arisen which must be obviated before there could he i settlement of the strike. Or. Mitchell left the White House at 32.5j having been with Ihu president a Little Over one hour. A i went to the office of Frank p. i gent commissioner of . While there he Wil be the guest or. David t. Day. Of the going goal Survey. After leaving the while House or. . A went to the treas Ury department where he conferred its in the an -.-Esjun. Considered that to Tho operators with the ascus the president has the j Edik Alioa. And other pos nip. Members of the commission to inquire i the. Pool s . Address. Ai Avenue Poona Tiu into consider and pass upon ail ties Lions at Issue Between the operators and miners in the Anthracite Coji Fields 3rig. Gen. John m. Wilson. U. S. Army retired late chief of a 3. Washing ton As an of icon of the Engineer corps of Takher the military or naval service of the or states. Or. E. W. Parker of As an expert mining Engineer. Or. Parker is chief of the Coal division of the United states Geo of Cal Survey and the editor of engineering and mining journal York. Hon. Geo. Gray Wilmington As judge of a u. S. Court. E. E. Claro Cedar rapids. La. Grand chief of the order of hallway conductors As a sociologist the pres1. De it assuming that for the purpose of such a commission the term sociologist Means a who has thought and studied deeply on Socia. Questions Ami has practically applied his knowledge. Or. Thomas h. Watkins. Scranton Paas a Man tract do ily actin aisted with the mining and Selling of Coal. Bishop John 1c Spaulding of Pew a 111 the president has added Bishop name to the commission. Hon. Carroll d. Wright has been appointed recorder of the commission. George Gray judge of the circuit court third u. S. Circuit since is. 10. Was Lorn at Newcastle de in to he is a son of Andrew c. And Elizabeth m g graduated at Princeton studied at Harvard and was admitted to the bar in 1863. Practice ills. John m. A Brig. Gen., chief of he i enters s. A. Frince feb. 1. Is 1 7. Was Uorn in the District of Columbia. Oct. 1-s Sot. He is a. Of Point. Isio coir University. Tsoui. Was Brev eted of . July 1. 1suo lieu e of artillery. Janu Ary first May 14. o Onui neers of Eilio infers March june 1807 i colonel n the Civi War he Raziuk of colonel in restrictions in the commission be with. Own in order that the president Muy have a free hand in. Choosing the commissioners. After Mitchell left. Washington oct. Is. President Roosevelt to in prot to sums Coli Fitler t or of the Stirlie situation taking it up in thas the result of is two conferences during the Day with or. Mitchell president of the mine . He went out for a ions drive after the conferences and on a i ii Ivins Carrot d w i it it labor and or Sargent Commissi Lier of Gra Ion met him. The latter is a Friend of or. Mitchell and As in Jur. March readied Tho brei the volunteers and u. S. A. For Gal Lantry in bul rfcs after the War he Hao i Inge of the Engineer ing works on Rivers harbours Ami canals i he building of the army med ical museum Library and Cletion of the Washington Monument. He was for a superintendent of u. S. Military monuments and for a time superintendent of u. S. Military Academy he retired in october 1001. Features of the strike of Coal ft1 Clark for the miners. The chief of railway conductors is sociologist. Washington of. Great Anthracite Coal strike is settled at last. A commission of six persons with a seventh or. Carroll d. Wright As re Corder will adjust the difficulties be tween the operators and miners. Presi Dent Mitchell of the miners Union will take the necessary measures to Call the strike off. The president will urge Tho immediate resumption mining and operations Are expected to begin next week. The announcement that the great strike was Oft was made by Secretary Koot. With exuberant Good humor at the White House shortly after 1 o clock. Organized labor has a. Representative on the commission in the person of e. E. Clark grand chief of the order of railway conductors As a sociologist. The presi Dent added Bishop Spaulding of Illi Nois to the list of five members tested by the operators. As named the commission is perfectly satisfactory to both miners and operators. The assent of the miners . Was Piven through president Mitchell we. And Henrietta Hyde d or Sargent. Commissioner of in was educated in the common d f the operator3 there and at a and in ,ie5srs. Robert Bacon and City College bae Geo. W. The final outcome author of the annual report o followed a series of conferences be production of Coal in the u. Huh two in the Day with or. Production of Coke in the u. Mitchell and two of Nicht with the annual messes Bacon and Perkins. The events Jan mines of the u s Solo Bucal Survey. Moved quickly at the last residence is Biggs place Dent bins determined on a speedy Bis settlement. The commission will As Del Tui attic Lute _ Cio Democrat member of foreign rela to o is judiciary committees in the Senate in he was affiliated with the National sold Standard democrats in the presidential election was a member of the peace commission of Paris 1s9s was a Porteo. By the president a member of the joint High commission at. Que Bec ibos and a member of the International Sion of arbitration Gulding Bishop u Belgium and in . He Augustine negroes of cellar of tie Ille. Diocese he was Chan of Louisville semble in a few Days and choose a chairman probably general Wilson. It will then arrange for sessions and testimony. Mitchell in Wilkes Barre. Wilkes Barre pa., oct. Mitchell arrived Here from washing ton lit 1.35 this morning. The associated press bulletins of the washing ton conference that the Ati Rike set strike began May 12, 1902, duration miners and others thrown out of work number of women affected number of children affected capital invested in Coal mines operator daily loss in Price of Coal total loss caused by strike loss in miners wages loss of operators loss of merchants in mining towns loss of Mills and factories closed loss of merchants outside District loss of railways loss of business permanently Cost of troops in Field Cost of Coal and Iron police loss to railway men in wages Cost of maintaining non Union men damage to mines and machinery 154 Days 275.000 a former labor Leader Himsel iad talk freely with tin head of the miners Union. He gave the president the Benefit of his vices and commissioner Wright was Able to communicate some information that has come to him us to the sentiment in the mining re Gions. Later two strangers these about the temporary White House entered and were shown upstairs at once. It was reported that these gentlemen were messes. Robert Bacon and Geo. W. Perkins members of banking Terni of j. P. Morer Misc co. The conferences with the 5 four gentlemen named lasted from 7 to s o thick and then the president so alkyd to Secretary Hays to dinner while his whose were not went to the Arlington hotel. Messes. Bacon and Perkins Are there arrived to Jay. They did m reels Ter however Ami no would be taken to either room so it j sible to learn. Anything of the situation j in a them. About 10 o clock president Roosevelt entered the White House accompanied by Secretary and they immediately re embarked on consideration of the settlement of Coal later a stranger called answering to the description of one of or. Morgan s part ners and was into the room where the was. By Secretary Cortelyou. At 11.33 o clock the three gentlemen were engaged in a. Discus Sion of the situation. The . Made by or. Mitchell were . At 11.53 o clock messes. Sargent and Wright returnee to the White House and were shown into Secretary Cor Onice their visit Bei up in a Portlance with an understanding when Thev left about o clock that j should return later in the evening. Aid from Germany. Berlin oct. Central com Mittee of the German Coal miners association has . 51.250 to the Ameri can striking Coal miners and has is sued directions to the miners of Tho Story of great Coal strike in chronological order. Things to be thankful for. The Anthracite Coal miners first Mads demands which resulted in strike in latter part of last april. They were disconnected demands at on May 8 the managers of t be Coa reads issued a statement re fusing the miners demands. Next Day a temporary strike was or Hundred and forty five thousand men failed to return to work May Shammon convention was. Held. May was decided to order a strike. The mine owners and to Alread presidents met in new York 20 and decided to fight to a the executive committee of the Union met next Day. Ii was decided to keep the mines Clear of water until june 2. On june 2 tie pump men were called out As Boon and to per cent responded to Tho Call. On june 4 it was estimated that five thousand Spoo Lul police were in the affected District. President Roosevelt consulted with senator Hanna and Cairo i Wright commissioner of labor. Wright was instructed to investigate 3 the find i Ana Pons convention of the United min workers a held june 18. It decided not to Call a general strike but assessment. J i 30 Here was a serious riot at Shenandoah. Joseph bee1 killed and a brigade of troops was despatched to the. Invitation of president Roosevelt the pres Denla were summoned to Washington on oct. And inet m Tehell. President s efforts to Settle Tho strike lit that Fame failed. Governor Stone at the demand ordered More t0president a proposition to Mitchell that the should go Back to work and Trust to him to obtain . This the strikers rejected by unanimous vote oct. 9. Oct Mitchell informed by Telephone of the operators plan save it is agreeable news but refused to it. Oct h it Twenty years ago n Ovra items produced from tie free Preu of to Day s data. 18s2 fully one Puoplo arrived Here by the he Reni yesterday. Lady Florence Dixie Ami party will arrive Here shortly in route to the Rocky mountains on a exit Lilion. The a Iowa. Of an is it. Sidewalk on slam i slut Hus n but the aldermen evidently failed to take into i Tiina. Tin Telf Mph poles i will be located in the Miille the i walk now. Work on the new c. 3. R. Depot is now Bens push a vigorously by contractor j. G. Mcdonald. Of Tho Mih. At to. 17 Street the wife of m. H. O Loughlin of a son. Thu 1 eth by argue. Gilbert s. Mckay to Almyra. O. Ayres. W. W. Ban Nins has been elected presi Dent of the Winnipeg fire insurance company a. Lako Stewart Quivey and s. Biggs will be members of the directorate. 3. S. Coolican Strei t. Near Lorna each and s jots in Minnedosa for a total of the Long electric Light has made its appearance on Street at but the results Are not As of was hoped. However. Are promised. There Are to be thirteen arc lights on the Street be 4 the resignation of or. Justice Miller has been accepted. This makes a seconal vacancy on Bench of Manitoba. Hon. Johr. O Connor a spoken of As a Blu Justice. At the City Hall Bryton company will give a Benefit for the Slan Toba Flifle . A Pitini her of amateurs Ivill take part in or. George a. Ham has petitioned City Council to construct a Eros Szijj Tweti old fort carry and the Asaluis Ciao Bridge. Capt. D. H. Lucal Lllan has ask cd to City Council to appoint 3. Deputa1jon meet citizens to disc ass the of laying a railway track from the i p. E. On polio do issus Avenue the Bank of the red River. The Council of fort . Evening. J. W. Winnett. Tho furniture David Glass q. A Mise Mary Kenned daughter of capt. Kennedy or. And r. Ross c s. Rank if and . Among the just Home from was Terri trips. Aldermen More. Sut Horlena. Mcmick ii. Wilson and tile mayor Nam been a to inter View sir Charles Tupper. Who is now i the City in relation to the improvement of red River navigation. It i i now Statil that c. 8. Doug Lisa. Emerson will form a partner so in Nicholas flood Davin to establish newspaper at ;