Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-06
CITY LABOR NEWS.

Hospital attendants never nurse their
wrath.
The Brotherhood of Boiler Makers met
last night.
Fort Worth Union of Iron Moulders will
meet to-day.
Fort Worth Pressmen's Union No. A
meets this afternoon.
A wedding brings happiness to two-Jhe
confectioner and the florist.
The citizen who misses the last street car
at night can be distinctly heard to think
Stonecutters' union meets next Wednes-
day evening. The union is steadily grow
ing.
The knights of Labor will meet Wedues-
day evening at their hall on lower Main
street.
The average newspaper portrait is ter
rible Offset to the good said about man on
his tombstone.
The man who kicks most helps least.
This is true in labor Organizations as well
as IN everything else.
Wales now styles himself Edward VII.
His elevation TO the throne will doubtless
be dubbed ''seven-up."
The Brotherhood Of Painters and Deco
rators viii meet next Tuesday evening at
the hall Of the Knights of Labor.
Cigamakers' Union No. 2s5 met last Mon
day evening They report everything pros
porous and all members contented.
Fort Worth saddle and harnessmakers
met last Monday evening. They report
their union in tourishing condition.
Father, what is the VIII sky Trustf"
The SIRE IN answering was too late;
And so the mother said. 1T must.
Be where they put 1t on the slate"
He left the woodplle and puIloned the pie.
This tramp who scorned all decency and law;
he said (while Whining his other eyel:
Il came, conquered, butt never saw"
An Amarillo hunter spent three months
looking fol- grizzly bear, and the mans
relatives have spent about the same length
of time looking for him. He probably found
the bear.
Overheard at the Painters and Dec
orators ball: Maud-"Do you see how the
shape Of this gown could be improved.
Clara?'' ''Well, yes; you might get some
other girl to wear it.''
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
hold an important meeting tomorrow
evening at their hall. a large percentage
of the membership is expected to be pres
ent, and much interest in the order is mani
Tested.
Fort Worth typographical unions regu-
lar meeting occurs this afternoon at 3
o'clock in THE GAZETTE building Much
business of importance will come before
the meeting, and all six-months members
are urged to attend.
a son of Erin was up before our city
q curt this week. ''What's the charge
against this man, oficer2" queried his
honor. 'No visible means Of support, - re-
turned Peyton. Il can't afford 70 take me
wolfe wild me everywhere" growled the
prisoner, and he was discharged.
A movement is on foot among Fort Worth
printers and pressmen to organize an ex-
cursion party from this city to Colorado
Springs, Col. May l, to witness the open
ing exercises of the Home for INDECENT
Union Printers. Dallas printers will be
asked to join in the move, and the Denver
will be asked to make a low rate for the
round trip. The occasion will be an enjoy
able one, and many printers have promised
10 be of the party.
IF the workingmen, even, would buy
their clothing in Fort Worth instead of
sending North for their suits, our unions
would have twice as many members, the
money would be kept at home and eTentu-
ally find its way back to the pockets from
whence it came, to say nothing os our in
crease in citizenship if home industries
we're patrOnized,n said a member of the
Tailors' union yesterday. There is indeed
moral in these words.