Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-16

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me sting OF the three executive boards
l,f the anthracite region at thu ir
meeting IN the morning will wait
up to see the full statement issued by
Mr.. Cortelyou."
In reply to the question If he would
comply with the Presidents request
that coal mining be resumed immedi.
ately he said he would make more
definite answer when he knew more
about the matter.
After his interview with the report
ers In the hotel lobby Mr.. Mitchell
went to his Office on The second floor
where he was closeted with Mr..
Wilson. While the correspondent Of
thu Associated Press again went to
him or further enlightenment on the
situation regarding Immediate re-
SUMPTION and he made the positive
statement that delegate convention
must first pass up on the question OF
calling IF the strike. From the time
of the calling OF the convention TO it's
adjournment Is only matter OF three
or four days. There Is hardly any
doubt THAI convention will stand by
any agreement he has made tr, PreSi
dent Roosevelt
Bulletin Wilkesta,re, Oct. 10
When Mr.. Mitchell learned thspe
sonnet If The comm ission and Wac ask.
ed for further statement he replied
he would have nothing further tC say
until morning.
Tanaqua Oct. To- Every body 10
jubilant over the approaching settle.
ment o. the strike. Panther Creek
Valley regards it as 4 grepUer Witt.
DRY than that Of 1900 and prepara~
tions are being made to celebrate the
event with parades, Mass meetings
and bon fires.
An official OF TIE Iehigh cusl navi.
cation company, said today tina.
everything at the collieries would be
ready il the men returned to work
Monday. The wafer has, been kept
out Of the mines during the strike
and with little repairing the mines
could resume work.
New York, Oct. 10 SsDck' values
jumped with rush this morning
when the market opened, IS result
OF the expected speedy settlement Of
the coal strike. Shorts were frighten.
ed ind rushed to cover. Opening
prices are one TO nearly two points
higher than lass night closing. after
the .irst 10 minutes the market quiet
ed on profit taking Of those whc AN
ticipased the orsnt lew Idays>agc.
Shenandoah Oct. i6.-UDrestrsin-
Ell joHis running RAMPANT throughout
the lover anthractse region this
morning over Developments which
practically bring an end to the six
months industrial struggle. Bulletin
boards are besieged by thousands
every where, with feeling Of hanpi
ness that is shared alike BY miners,
lxborsxs. merchants, women and Gail
,dren. 1t is believed that most of the
oollieries In this district could be put
N operation In few days, the calh-
cry officials having quietly hNt active
by been preparing for resumption.
Washington, Oct y6.-It is learned
today from those present throughout
the conference at the White House
last night that the president laid the
entire personnel OF the arbitration b :
fore Mitchell. and the latter gave his
unqualified approval.
He was particularly pleased with the
selection of Clark, Watkins and, ex-
Senator Gray. 1t shen became nee
essary to seeure the approval Of: the
operators on the appointment OF Mr..
Clark.
Mitchell was insistert that some
fcgm Of recognition be given oTgani'
zad labor In order that be might sat-
isiy his rsen on that point and Clark =
selection was the crux .et the night s
conference.
1t is expected ahat t.Re commission
will meet here in a few days>to organ.
re and receive such instructions Is
the Persistent may havs.to give.
Tste Voice of Experience.
Singleeon-The woman marry mist
be an ideal ho,ssekeeper.