The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-24
~scpMMlssloN is NAMED
President Rooseveit's Choice
Satisfactory to Both Sides
sssS E il the Contest.
IOWA MAN ON THE A
Clarke Of Cedar Rapids, Head
Railway Conductors, Named as
sSocioiogsiist--Ail Parties Pleased 4
With the Outcome.

yWashington, Oct. 17.-The great an
ss&lracite coal strikers settled at last.
commission OF six persons, with q
seventh, Carroll y. sWright, as record
srWilI ACKNOWLEDGMENT between OPP
orators and miners.
President Mitchell of the miners
siliio will take b necessary measures
ssto8calI the strike off.
ss Ri president viii urge immediate
resumpliono mining. and operations
are respected I'd begin next week.
announcement that the great strike
wasended vas made by Secretary
RootsSsWit exuberant good humor, at
%tfe Whites#House shortly after j
O'clock ~
Organized labor has a representa-
theacoElmission in the person
asof Z. E1.@Clarxe, grand chief Of the Or
observation-disclosures, named as
INTERCOLLEGIATE. 8gSE
president added Bishop Spald-
ssdngSsof Illinois to- the list Of the five
members suggested by the operators.
81 named the commission is per-
fectly satisfactory to both miners and
sopeTators.
assent OF the miners was: given
through President#5Mitchel and Mr..
aSargeInf,a commissioner of Immigration,
aIIdaof the operators through Messrs.
Robert.Bacon and George w. Perkins
5aof thesb banking hrnEof j. F. MorganS&
E final outcome followed a series
sEp onferences,S5b beginning with two
during the day with Mr.. Mitchell, and
two during the night with Messrs.
sBaco Ar Perkins. Events moved
5aquicllySat#the1 president being
detsrriirledso speedy settlement.
TfleEscoglrllission will assemble in a
eWdaysSand choose asehairman, prob
ably General Wilson. 1T will then ar
tor sessions and testimony.
Personnel Of Commission.
" Tile Following staternen announcing
sstheSSsclose ofRthe strike@was Issued at
them.White House at 2:20Ia M:
@.sAdter a64eomtsIene wit Mr.; Mitchell
asentatiYes Of the coal operators III presi-
appointed the following members as
g TO inquire into, consider. and
sSp~ass%upon$al questions at Issue between
the operators55and miners in the anthra-
pita coal@fields.: @N
4,Iasaaa .Gsnsral John n: Wilson,
erginears, Tnifed States army Wash.
81 1ngton,@ DC as an officer Of h gin
corps Of eitflerathe military or naval sery-
Ice of thesSunited States,
Parker&of Washington. $C:a as
3al1 expert mining Sengineer. Mr.. Parker
Siss chief statisIictan of the coal diVision5o
the tedSStates@geologi
ssTlle#editor OF the Engineering and&Mining
SofsNewY York. als-
Hon. George Graysof Wilmington. Del.
as aSjudge ofSasUnited States court! &C.
3. Cedar Rapids grand
of the Order of Railway Conductors,
u.s. soelolog1s the president assuming
8syhatHforsthsaplurpose OF comnnissio the
term sociologist means a man who ha
thought and studded deeply on social Suues.
lions and#has practically applied his
YYYatkina4of Scranton. Pa,
AZ AZ practically acquainted with the
selling of coal. R4S
Btshop Spaiding Of Peoria. nj
1 3 q Spresidentsh has added Bishop Spald.
1ngsE anne TO rnmission
rroll D.ssWright@h been ap.
Il recorder Of the commission.