The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-20
CONDEMN THE BOYCOTT.
Tho Rotall Grocers do'not Approve
ortho Trades Assembly's Act.
4 MEETING HELD LAST EVENING.
M, much that is new Develops in
ucfermcc to the Strike Yesterday.
10th Sides Firm as i,vcr-..rhc EN-
movers say they + handling their
Business ~ well as ever.

There was no change Yesterday in tho
situation in regard to tho strike Of the
worrhousemcn. The employers say that
tlcy are satisfied with their now men,
nnJ that while they are n little green in
the business, they arc learning fast, and
hy ,hu end OF this week they will all
have efficient forces. One or two firms
tha. had lctrainod from employing new
men until yesterday put on 4 few. The
grocers say there arc moro applicants
for situations than they can possibly
employ. The kcyhole OF Neill & Filing
hams stable door waq again plugged on
Sunday, and had to be broken open.
The firm offers T. reward in another
column for information as to the guilty
rogty. The strikers say thoy have not
dulr rcirainCd from things Of this kind,
Int have urged their friends to do so as
well. II is possible that this mischief
is the work oi bad boys.
-, ... ,,naa, t,a,, NJ Da,I
me oFiNct u d W"Soh iiomi ~, noi.-
lyS received Eeay ,"TSn Is"FG Nv nSH-
wood Yesterday "tHnG 'lat.uSoi poys, pig
anu '.''.u, WY e"t'." NY .edIia ~
that sort available. One OF the drivers
took 4 walk up the i. & o. track, leav-
Ing his COmrNdo to unload n load Of
Do"I0' ""u H'e'' "'o"" VI 'uooish
A CONFERENCE.
pr ro,oro, o,rccmont Tho committoo,
- .:I.a-rn- -
REPRESENTING '"o wv S'uca Vi 'ie eoh-
trovcrsy appeared before the Retail
Gr0ccrs Association ut The regular meet.
ins held last night in the Odd Follows
Hall. Tie meeting was III session when
The committees arrived, and the mem
bcFs OF the two bodies remained IN the
mte,room. There were present on the
warghoIsemcn,s SIDE Mcssrs. koman
Dobler, Richard Robertson and William
Eroh4e, representing the arbitration
committee OF the Trades Assembly, and
MtsS's' 'ot,ti l'uINo anu ~ VII
II" wholrsalrrs' vide NIossrs William
TIIinrLom Hnnrv Tanr : " pain"
Gcnron ( Ernnnv Arrbio f,,,nn Inbn
Wo,rrhoreo and AIilt Nobis
All Tho Gentlemen rcmninod no,;o,t,,,
cooIinn tbeir heels in onto room NV.
III The srraGant-nt.arms onnaoroL md
invited thHm into thn half mot;nn
was carried to admit commemorative Of
,bc nrcss Mr. II " Srhrohn occ,n;od
tho chair and stated thot tha osSdn;n'
tion haJ o"rrcd to allow "ach s;io s twnM
;y.dye minutes for maxim" it's sta+o.
meat,
Mr., Roman Doblcr ononcd ., bobo1i
nj the worchousrmcu's un;on onJ az"
blamed the ORIGIN and nronrnss NJ tLo
stGkc in n few words VIC
Mr. lIcnrv Eanr who Voc sno,-
oi ,hc narty NJ wholoooI"r, rponi;ad ~
Mr.. Doblcr. lie refused to odmit tb.t
Ne considered the retail rocnrs'asson;a
tiopa As the iud~n, inr~ s5nr,TG or "ii io;lor
in ,he case, Hrc lnimnd ~ harn nnnanr
Cd By invitation md thot his Ida
r,nran rs st"o
AAp NUT SOLICITED A HEARING.
Mr.. Doh!cr retorted that the retailers
were drawn into such Z position that
I3ey must Judge, one way or the other.
NJ robertson, also on behalf OF the
"aFelo!Setlcn, SAID that he was glad to
lnSeNt the case to the retail groccrs.
"sN0Hc come to you, wishing you to
decide, one way or the other, which
'iIe YOU vii! support. Ii you side with
u; against those wholesale grocerymen
VINO are employing scab labor, and re-
IIse 10 deal with them, We are satisfied.
We don't want You 10 be judges any
more THAN that" Mr.. Robertson
v,@:Ilcl mat the very vital principle OF
sojSrs 70 I arant ~ Malleu inc whole
privileges no moro rc ava inul 1ne same
other cmnlovers NJ ar,a.NJ .h'I
granted their rmnlovoS "nI "ooi
the p]riyilacn 81 pE4G s' ".iu -tnat was
"black.shHenn No ' III 10 "ork WIN
union brns,itted tbo ua.tIlleu thaI the
Mr.. Baer asserted ti,af I ~ "'H nnior
benefited its w mi I,n. .Ie union
many cases, s0id ho .%a "tole. IN
black sheen wos fuiIr' os '"u MDoa oi y
ola white ono NJ go EoTu ns .,lIt
he Ind oFor"I IN W.. pIcr related that
striking war"hnnson noi,ietence WIN inc
Ginerenccs bc,Monn tien' 10 suomlt the
The ~warehousemnn ~ JlnpIoyers ana
bitrators, men who W Wo .luS II ar,
had no par;ialitv ior o;tbar n;L It'' ANY,
that the war~rionsomor',t siue, put
had unanimously iofneoJ n"an"tt;,
proposition, Hs snoi, aeu a. " accGpt ms
Assemblies rcsolutip ,uAI - u inc races
boycotted wkolnsn,o ~ re:u WIN the
Nr. Robcr.son s.Irsfymen
Assembly was '' oNp'"'hea that the
,vrryn
a., H,HESE TO PLACING BOYCOTT,
a ~ mat on Sunday afternoon in tho
I I1iSs. OF a discussion as to the advisa,
UI,Sy OIL doing SO, n communication