The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-13
.THH BUILDING STRIKE,
Some Interviews With Those
Who Are Interested. X.
WOOD BROTHERS BoYCOTTED,
According TO a Letter Which They
r Make Publio-Why Some Con. <
tractors Arc Not In tho f,1.5N
Builders Exchange. ~

The building tradea' strike continues
w;tho,t ch,nro r,,a ,jon,an1 n ~
".,,, so' An' 'e,''"nu - s"e '
bnliuers Excbhnge that the carpenters
shall discontinue the keeping Of n list OF
builders for whom thew will not work
IN ,ho n,anin, viii. 10, ~, ,,o., ~,
- r., At. ''' ""' NV .sen eoa y.
cc u, anu tno carpenters insist mat II
VIII NOV W. they say that inc list 10
hep' ~ niuclt !or the pehelit Oh honest
anu ialt contractors Us ior themselves,
anu pi4auce goou arguments 70 prove II;
iI ris.,u " "..efhooa mee!,ns o. Local
U ss ha,d ~ ~ ., Gatpehteis btolherhoou'
ca Ss tb ~ "1 ~. pupos't.on was re- r.
f tsnr WILEY t;hiaousu t%o union carpenters
i.n.h Isa ~ y RI oo. anu rom beilz
aM as ~, " ~ H.. lne ptopos.1'on WIS u
o ouuo;,,a .uu; .nese two ufms Would III
~ nert ~ -, " CERTAIN CONCESSIONS on
~ su' ~ a tha;n auu outpen.els unloh, do
nm ~ .no'i pVkker p ~ haSe Tue otnef
moIn n"r,a;n on nu pa.iue's WI EitAcnange
na % ." ,ran .VnoeSs '., aaL inese
s y ;nduna ,h m"E r, nnu WIN !ney WI Wy
W ,nHaee ny tE1G!annse 10 c9hcede' tne
, ne,,iJ s. y. LIZ Union VINO discussed \
he Su.u .s a,"se puo''t. ~ was uecloea
mo%e ,y au waIi' ~ .ne s.a.emen'
s"ch . nrnn WI, Ano"i eai pen.ei' .na'
y nni ,hot Is tho. In''.ss Nv loaee WIN
~, "'u .,. ;' 49, s'ese ttms nave auy innu
o ree ~; = ~. Wv hse'uuse t1ey shoule
,;o, Nv. . ,neni ass,, a!iu sehu ptohosi
~ 1tHn ..i na,, souau nolu wafer, II asfeea TO-
~ nV r rss ,upoi.ea ~ III n"ve uceh helu
Hn., Au " 10 Sas hoi he,a, 20 me mem
u .',;.i, ~ u, s;e nfo.nefhooa VINO Keep UP
VIII pa.! 5.e .lme say.
=, n ~ nas not peen entirely stopped
W !lo ssl.Re, anu quite a number Of
IontLacto'S "ho 10 not belong to the
;EAcha4ae are WORKING on new build
lnss. ~ "as reported yesterday that
one .:o q. ,ae ollicers OF the Exchange had
notinea inc owner OF new house erect
.hE ~ seventeenth ana WOODS streets
,nat ne would not DC furnished any
lumber ny any mill in the Exchange I'M
y. ~ nc saouid nave torn ont the founda
.ion WAch was put IN by union men
since Inc strise was !naugnrated. The
general charge Is freely made among the
wofkpen that the Builders Exchange
ms begun and threatens to carry out
saolousn system OF boycott on those
contractors VINO arc not members, nnC
VINO ,; lnsiss on paying the prices, and
working according 10 the rules OF the
unions. several members OF the Ex
t thal'ls was seen last night, bu. none OF
'nen "oula confirm or deny the story
a stohelnason SAID yestoa;!day:,,"l was
nNa s over I'm, my books the other da!
ana ind that from March !, 1850, tt
February !, 1871, ! earned in all just
s ss, wotking AZ % 20 a gay. During
VI eae \, eleVen months worked as steadily
10 stonemasons usually 40, II not a little
IN more n,s,. So: WA not OUT o. employment
~ any Ime, anu the time lost was from
p paI weather a anu otnercauses over which
llaa W. cohtro!: NOW thas Is Just Sui
n,o .s 'aan iaoofer at y oo would earn
n tae same time, WORKING every work
ing na uay. l Insist that our demand FOL
an auvance II pay Is not unjust nor ex
l. n i