The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-14

ne mas issued from time to time, he pub-
ushed Strikes and Lock-outs," 1887.
Etnics OF Labor" 1886; The Present
Actual Condition of the workingmen I"
1851 Hand Labor in Prisons" lss7.
Historical Sketch of the knights NJ
Isoor,' 1887; Historical Sketch of the
Steel Workers, 1893. These u mon moon ahd
anu others have been translated into sew
eral languages. '''
among the honorary memberships to
wnlcn ne has been elected are the fol-
lowing: President of the rnited STATS
SSton,vention of Commissioners OF Labor
ran 's!lcs, Nlce.President of the Ameri-
pm P,2s, Social Science. Association. Vice
association, member American Economic
ASSOCIATION. member of the American
historical Association, member OF the
b new =, E ;hs Historical Society, mem
oei vi tne American Academy of politi-
ca! and Social Science member Of Tho
international Statistical Institute. mem
per or Comte Permanent International
WEES cas ps. des Accidents du Travail, Paris;
nNice, PRESIDENT Societe International les
fDtudes Pratiques Economic Sociale
farls; member of Committee OF Patron
age Congress International des Habita
th Uns BON Marche, Paris; member of
AZ Societe q ENCOURAGEMENT Pour I'm
austrle Rationale. Paris: member of the
British Economic Associa ton, London:
Pr, oItin,,o OF Soeiete d'Etudes socales and
Association for the Advancement of
tistical Society, President Association 10 ' FOR
az ose t prom notion; of Profit Sharing member
Sciences, Anthropology and Ethnogra.
phy, member of the Statistical Depart-
ment OF the Society of Law at the I'm
periai University Of Moscow. He has
or Arts from Tufts College, and that Of
College "'''e9""
A TALK WITH col. WRIGHT
The World correspondent found Col
s Wright today in his office in the fifth
Is big man, fully six feet in bcipht
broad shouldered and athletic. He has
peasant blue eyes, dark brown hair and
nHmootn lace. except for a heavy brown
The responsibility OF this new com.
especially in view of the fact that this
~ me first opportunity that the Presi-
uent mas had to act under the law of
iSsS. 1t might be well to say RICH, here
that we have nothing to do with the ar
PITT dior, Of the questions involved in
missioners simply to Investigate the
iacts and report upon them, making at
the same time such suggestions in the
way or remedies as may be deemed APP
solution OF the present trouble and the
remedies that may be suggested by the
commission, car only say that until the
whole matter has been thorourhlv
stfted, there is no ground upon which Ia
base any conclusions. The medicine can
not be indicated until the disease has
been diagnosed
There have been many inquiries as IN
where Col Wright's sympathies are in
this strike. He himself has declined to
give any intimauon on this point, but
The World correspondent is able to state
tnat ne mas neither sympathies nor pref
udices. On all labor problems, espe-
cialiy In their relation to capital, Col.
wright has been conservative hut
careful Investigator, always following
ethical rather than purely economical
lines. Fads, crankisms and fancies have
never commanded his attention, except
as incidental studies
The, World correspondent learned to-
day that Mr.. Hayes and his colleagues.
who called upon the President yester
the statute imposed the duties OF the
chairman of the commission on Col,
Wright. Laboring people in Massachus
etts have always regarded Col. Wright
as strong and powerful friend.
The President has given no intimation
as TO who will constitute the remainder
or the commission. but 1t was stated at
the White House to-day that the an
pointments will probably be made not
later than Tuesday of next week.
THE LAW.
The authority for the appointment of
the commission Is section of Chapter
LUIS or the Laws of 1888, entitled IAN
act TO create boards Of arbitrat ton or