Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
TO ORDER.
,, s,yrsgSTH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE
AMALGAMATION,
.-. O,5sr in Pittsburg Yesterday-An Inter
s Eight Probable on the Pudding Scale
r-. Scale Committee Not Ready to Report

interest Of iron workers all over
ontry is now centered il. Pitts
where the sixteenth annual Con
r,f the Amalgamated Association
allied to- order yesterday. The SEES
.r.l probably last ten days or two
and some very interesting mat
sill come up for settlement during
-r,. one being the endeayor Of
..-,~s to secure the readjuStment
.,.le. and another being bhe fix
fne rate for pudding. and the
Promises 90 be an unusually in
~ and important one. The SEES
rae Convention viii be held m
.r...- Hau. and yesterday the audito-
This ediice was tdStetully deco
yr.-h bunting and banners from
. and the officers were presented
rurber of bouquets. President
,--..,, Wcihe. Secretary stephen Mad
Assistant Secretary John kilgallOn
r~.,>urer Penny were greeted with
r..~s when they aSceuded the plat
,.,..3U the meeting TO order al IL
on..r 90 the large number Of con-
I ...ts. nothing was done at the
..~., session save the appointment
o. committees U"
rules. s.,,-.....
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r.r-rrre. PA. June 1.-The SlN-
-..-a. annual convention of the ANAL
-m.-e. Association of Iron aud Steel
Workers opened in Turner Hall. ON
To,o., street, this city, this morning.
ere We're about 500 Delegates present,
Being the largest meeting ever heiu
ty the Association. Very little CuSl-
ae,s was transacted owing TO the large
number of contested seats. The wage
-mmittee was i'm session all morning,
r.r will hardly be ready 10 report TO
che convention before Thursday An
.mrortant matter 20 come before the
convention FOR action Is the request OF
several lodges that the convention IN
future be held triennlally. Ihey
urge that Sub-lodgeS Will De
saved much expense. Several
DELEGATES said this morning
thatui, scarcely probable that the del
eeates will agree % such change, as
they believe they would miss opportu-
mites for advance in wages II three
years elapsed from the time one con-
v'lt.0n IS held until the next cOnVen-
r9a. EA-Secretary William Martini OF
Il u AmaIgamated Association. has been
-. nted superintendent OF the Indus
- Department OF the carnegie inter
e'> Hewill attend toall laoor matters
which the Carnegie Trims are IN
tra>ted. Ia all probability there VIII
Dr. some lively proceedings over the
ll. cutting price list. No l iodSe oil
Wheeling has sent in recommendations
fora number of changes, ana want an
Increase In the rates on all sizes Ot1er
odses In Illinois are Determined tha Ia.
4l advance be asked out "netner Vue!
".i oe "oie 10 carry '"0' PO'''' u ''O'
question. 8,
Ihe ASSOclaIeu russ Seu1 O"' '"7 i0'
owing ldSJ nlEuJ.
PIrTSBURG, IA" June over SoO
delegates representatives. Oh every as
'r.ct in the country attended 'he SlA-
'eenlh annual convention VI 'ne s Ina StDa1
,~n@'eu ASSocl@''UI VI l,ou "',u 81. al.
"o'N5lS 800 yD,,9 Of ,he
.,DN'u 'l'i' "'.i '''', - bod NO
i' "lo - Ia $50 80 will H., conc