Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-07

cline in the same PROPORTION to a Scent card
The company shall cut such scrap from TO III
| inches in length before charging.
Clauses and unchanged.
Pase IL:
BAR MILLS.
Price for bar rolling and heating 9, go pounds
| to a ton. 90 cents on cent card. Balsnee IN
proportion to scale as presented on page IL %
/ sca'e DO K. 1891 ~. " >, 90.
! 4 An sizes below 1JsxX seconds bats, q sec
| opds rounds and squares when worked on DAT
/ or ~ secon Is mill, shall be PAID IoL a. EuIue
mill prices. seconds round, when NvorNeu oS
hand on q bar or II seconds mill, shall DO Pa'u
for at guide mill prices.
Cause stricken out
Clanse unchanged.
Clauses 4 and stricken out
Clause 6unchanged
one mans hell shall be furnished by the htm
on piles Of ISL pounds and over, ana an az
ditional nan for 80 pOunl is snd over, 10 shoVe
under 80 the rolls and al passes. TINS Shall
not apply 10 mills now given extra help.
ROLLING PIPE IRON on SHEET AND JoBBNG MILLS.
Price per ton. 22iO pounds, e. 50, based on
ecent card. heaters to get one-iourth; roller to
pay helper aud catcher.
PAGES &OtO %.
The proposed changes made by the Executive
Committee o. the Association OF shSes IRON
Manufacturers adopted.
BIG KICK.
The new scale which has stirred up the
industrial world is laid, by inference, at
least, at the door Of eX-Secretary Martin,
who has been in the employ OF the Car
negie interests for the past year, contem-
plates a reduction in wages all along tue
line, aud il is said TO be an effort at equal.
izatiOn OF salaries. A striking feature OF
the schedule. aside from wholesale reduc-
tions, is one that will prevent any bSan In
any of the Carnegie mills, except those at
BraddOck and DuQuesne, from receivhlg
more than S per day. The matter has
been made public semi-oficially, and it is
laid 70 be the absolute end Of years
* That is TO say, the firms have set
10 e question OF wages for itself and
IS ~ no others.
Will h@Fs has stirred the Amalgamated
The L-t-3e. $ depths and was the sub
Association % \ ass meeting called at
ect OF the groSa ~ BY President Weihe.
Homestead Satcycs5 by thousands, and
me car was answers plainness were
,on1e speeches Of unts96ote~ Nv what the
made. indicating 70 s9HgS'A,s the case.
,ction OF the Association WIZ % IN pres
Besides President Weihe thero ~olS Vice
INT Assistant President 0arlsnu, I'd
~ the South Side, and q num-
1er NJ delegates 10 the National ConNsA,
ion me object of the meeting was staIea
nv President Weihe TO be for eenerai us
,yssion of the situation. Much enShuslasH
vas shown and the applause was 1re>l ueH''
President Weihe spoke as followS'
ssThe manufacturers all over the country
-alxe advantage Of dull season 10 ask lOt
, reduction i'm wages. This is the case at
Dresent although the steel and iron trace
i moi I'm such a demoralized condition as
Inc DreSs and manufacturers would nave
rs to believe. In the past few months TRACE
has Increased n volume, which IS encour-
aging, even if prices do remain low, anu at
the present time iron and steel Is suppldhO.
ING timber in so many different ways IhaC
in cannot but be a good business LOT ySarS
10 come Notwithstanding that Cap!Iailsu
make am enormous percentage on It's IN
vestnient, many times as great as 10 poS
sible i'm Furopean countries, their constant
aim is no reduce the wages Of American
yyorlynpp TO a level with the foreign. rms
Statement NAV not be believed by those
Who nave not been in the conference room
when the wage question was under dlscus-
sion. but all YOU who have been members
ofthe conference committees know such TO
no the truth. Why would not the Amerl-
can yyorxmen receive his share OF the large
5i ference in the manufacturers profits I'M
der tbe American and European systemsi
mn, foremost principle Of the Amalgamat-
ia association is "a fair days wages Tor
FAIR davis paw We do not want to ask
ANYTHING Unreasonable, we only want what
iuStIv belongs TO US You must remember
that there Is no strike here yet ana may
not be, the Convention will act on the mat
ter This week and after that l sincerely
none the conference committee may DC aole
10 adjust matters satisfactorily