Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-16
President John Mitchell Accepted The Terms OF
THE Peace Proposition OF President
Roosevelt This Morning.
TO RESUME WORK THIS WEEK
Labor Men Name Some OF The Members Of The Comms-
:ion Great Rejoicing In The Coal Fields And
All Over The Country.

third United States circuit court since
1896; born Newcastle, DEL, May 4,
1910, son of Andrew c. and Elizabeth
NJ G., graduate Of Princeton, studied
law at Harvard; admitted to bar 1868;
practiced ut Newcastle, 1858, after
ward at Wilmington;atto general
OF Delaware 1885: United States
senator 1885 80; democrat member
OF foreign relations and judiciary
committees in Senate;in 1895 affiliated
with the national gold standard dem
ocrats Of the presidential election;
member OF peace commission Paris
1895; appointed BY the President a
member OF the joint high commission
at Quebec: 1898. and a member Of the
international committee OF arbitration
1900. Home, Wilmington. Del.
Parker Edward Wheeler, statistician
United States geological survey and
expert special agent Eth census Unit
ed States; born Port Deposit, Md,
June l6, 1850; son of William and
Henrietta Hyde (Donne'D p; educat-
ed at common schools there and at
Baltimore aud in the city college,
Author annual reports on production
Of coal in the United States; produc-
ion of ke in the United ates; pro-
duction OF good salt in the United
States ana other chapters in annual
volumes United States geological sur
vey. Residence 1928 Riggs Place,
Washington.
Spalding, John Lancaster, R c.,
bishop OF Peoria since 1877. born Le-
banon, KY. June 2, 1910, educated
Mount St. Mary's College, Emmits-
burg, Nd. University OF Louvain,
Belgium, and in Rome. Secretary
to bishop Of Louisville 1865; in 1859
built st. Augustine's church for Ca.
tholic negr> es Of Louisville, chancel-
lor diocese OF Louisville, 1871: in New
York 1927. Author Life OF Most
Rev. NJ. J Spalding, Archbishop; Es,
says and Reviews: Religious Mission
of the Irish Poop e; Lectures ana Dis
courses: Education and the Hi yher
Life: Thugs of the Mind; Meaus and
Ends of Education: Thoughts and
Theories OF Life and Education: Amer
ica and other poems; the POETS
Praise: songs, etc. Address 607
North Madison avenue, Peoria III.
Joan H Wilson, brigadier-general
chief of engineers; U. 8 A, since,
Feb, l. 1877 born District OF Columbia
Oct. l6, 1887; graduate West Point,
1860, L. l.. d Columbian University,
1890, breveted lieutenant artillery
July l, 1860, second lieutenant artjl-
lery January 2S, 1851: first lieutenant
May IA, 1861: transferred 10 engine
ers, 1862; captain engineers, March
5, 1868; major, June 8 1887; lieuten-
ant-colonel, March II, 1884; colonel.
March 27, 1896; in civil war reached
brevet rank OF colonel in volunteers
and U. S. A., for gallantry in various
BATTLES: after war had cnarge Of eng
ineering WI rks On rivers ana harbors,
canals the building of the army med.
ical museum and library, completi IN
of Washington m )nument, etc. For
a time supe ,intendent U. S military
academy; retired October, 1901,
Washington, Oct f6.--The great
anthracite coal strike is Sett ed at last.
A commission OF six persons, with
seventh, Mr.. Carroll d, Wright as
recorder, will adjust differences be.
tween operators and miners. President
Mitchell OF the miners union will
take the necessary measures to call
the strike of. The President will
urge immediate resumption Of mining