The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-29
No Change in the Strike Sit
uatlon Today.
The Dead Lock Not Likely 10 Be
Broken Right Away.
There is a Growing Sentiment That
Irresponsible Persons Are Ruling.
THE NEWS BUREAU, OLNEYvILLR, I
No. Hartford Avenue. !

lHE MINIS BUREAU OINkn NAAlnt
No. y Hartford Avenue
The condition OF affairs between the
operatives and manufacturers IN Olney-
Vile has not changed IN any particular
since the strike OF the national weaveTs
last Thursday afternoon.
On that day IL became n pparent that the
Atlantic management would make no
concessions and il became n question OF
time which side would hold out the
longer.
AT the National Mills the management
appear TO be inclined 10 run tho remain-
der of the plant and ignore tho weavers
absolutely. Superintendent Hollingsworth
no advance n wages as the
owners ultimatum.
At the Weybossett and Riverside mills
there is said TO be much uneasiness In
many OF the rooms amongst a certain class
of hands, but il is thought hat nc strike
will occur at those mills.
III will not, IL the advice OF the moro
su bstantial workers Is needed. They
understand that there Is no possibility of
an advance in either of the mills whose
mately they will BIO obliged to return at
the old price list or Others will fix their
places. Many of the National
weavers are chatting and saying unpleas-
ant things about those OF their fellow
worker who forced their way out. IL Ia
well known that the Older and more con-
servative viewers of the National Mills
are not favorable TO the attitude of those
who caused the strike; stu, while they
will state their position frankly TO i'm
dividuals outside OF mill workers, they
have not the courage TO take a decided
stand and discuss the question in its true
light at the meetings of the strikers.
The rowing weaver seems to rule the
body and for fear OF having the name of
scab applied to them many resident oper-
atives remain mute at the meetings.
Ii is thought that ~ a few of those out
who are best posted about mill affairs
would take the lead ~ q movement toward
putting amend TO the trou bic at fletcher's
Mills, that the u Der who would flock
to them would be significant and OF such
numbers as 10 break the strike.
The strikers OF the National mills held
q protracled meeting this morning. No
action OF importance was transacted, the
time being devoted TO speechmskiug and
q discussion OF the aspect OF affairs.
Atlantic mill +-4s afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Sunday Disturbance.
Melrose street, in The village Of Merino,
was the scene OF a disgraccful street fight
yesterday between n party OF young men
in that Vicinity, who had become some
what under ths influence Of liquor. A
fellow named Trainor had mado threats in
references 10 reaching the heart CT a man
named Slaplelon with a knife, and
seconded BY a person by the name of
Stewart they attacked StapleloD, who was
accompanied by Mr.. M0Eehead. After
q lively slgirniish TrRinor and Steward
were severely ihrAshed in the presence OF
n Der Of ynlRgarE, who we're called to
he scene by the loud and boisterous talk.
police were notified, but there have
no arrests as yet.
New School Building.
The deed for the site OF the new school
house In Ward S. at the corner OF Union
avenue and Altfua street, was signed
saturday. The building will be begun at
)nce.
Brief Mention.
The funeral OF tie late Reoce white
occurs from The Church CT the Messiah
at ] o'clock.
Clarence e.. Lench has resigned
Is %presiient OF the Young Mems
improvement Society, owing to
III health. he Will visit his PARENTS at
W.
The fair OF the cadets viii be visited
his evening by the South Providence,
3~rattan, and Emmet cadets anu the
Pequot Social Cluo.
The officers no went cut en- the clair
cluea obtaiHed ny Johanna Rem
nington OF the whereabouts OF her horse
returned abou, 20 o'clock Saturday even
ing unsuccessful IN their search.
The annual school meeting in District
% occurs this evening al Concord school
hall.
The school boys ball teams, "Nameaugp
Ind School Streets played on the North
'treet grounds Saturday afternoon. The
Samea ugs were winners by a gcore of Il TO
l. William ; aUkint umpire.
A special M ,e1iug Of the Town Council
. grant !.qusr .curses witt occur this
afternoon.
Frank Kelly. one o. the eldest conduct
,rs in the employ Of the Unon Railroad
company, ics, v fingers by having them
pulled OH by a TROLL. pole rope this morn
Ing, on a Brook street. car, on south Main
'treet. lac LRd The rope Nouad around
MS fingers, whsn the trolley wheel left
he wire and caused the pole to spring up,
With the result stated.
Church Notes.
Rev. Thomas II. Cocrott of the Church
,f the Messiah, preached Yesterday
from the .eXt John xx:il.
" candidates received the ordinance
u baptism a. tho broadway Church last
vening.
Rev. Samuel II. WcbS Of Christ Church
'fiiciated at the evening service nj tho
yesterday. His text was Colios-
ians, LIST chapter, l5ta, I6bE, 17tA ana 18th
erses.
Miss Sarah Wobark has rendered her
as teacher at the 81. IL.
.abernacie. her parents are about TO
to Lawrence.
There was an alarm from box - carly
his aftnrnoop, Ter q chimney IRE NJ Eliza
'roy's house, q Trey street. No damage
EAST PROVIDENCE.
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