Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-22

A California firm owns l4,o5O'OOV
acres OF land in that State
Great Northern has cut wages OF tel
egraph operators, station agents ana
engine wipers No strike.
Pawtucket spinners will get together.
The Education Committee Of the Bos-
ton Central Labor Union reported that
several of the public schools were badly
IN need Of repair and the City Council
was blamed for not making sufficient
appropriations to have these schools put
in proper order.
Union men in all trades will white
wash a nOn-union man. take him into
the fold. sOlemnly administer the obli-
cation, only 10 ostracize or annoy him
in the factory, continually reproach
him with his past and load him with
curses. Such a course is unmanly and
destructive Of the influence Of the Or
zanizatiOn and dangerous to the sacred
character Of the obligation. In the
case Of l. A. 800 the members are fol-
lowing this course with the Belgians,
and we are afraid it is going TO result in
much harm. 1t may be perfectly just
to seek 10 keep foreigners ont by de-
handing a $500 initiation fee. but there
are enough Belgians in this country to
make matters warm for the Americans,
and considering the treatment accorded
the Belgians.. it is not surprising that
they have been thinking Of withdrawing
and forming an Independent union An
Independent union Of Belgians would
mean several factories closed to the
Americans and the unrestrained impOr-
tatiOn of Belgiaas to further displace
MISUNDERSTANDING Glassworker
Delaware boasts negro single tax
clubs.
Chicago bricklayers and stonemasons
want a six hour law. They work eight.
Chicago Journal conceded the Union
scale
A Pittsburg ordinance requires the
employment of citizens on municipal
work.
Nashville white BARRIERS are reorgan-
ling The colored BARRIERS we're organ
lied i'm 1891, and not a single barber
shop i'm the city that employs union col
Ored BARRIERS has reduced the standard
price
The cigarmakers Of Ohio are up in
arms against the proposed law now be-
fore the Legislature fixing an annual
tax Of 500 on manufacturers and $50
on dealers.
Chicago bicycle workers won strike.
The Building Trades Council Of
Washington. d. c.. is in league with
employers to down the X. Of l..
Omaha Central Labor Union must
soon diSis9Dd mr. raOrga niza
Kansas City is TO have a labor temple.
The Trades and Labor Assembly Of
Denver. Colorado has endorsed n pro-
posed ordinance of the city, closing on
Sunday all dry goods, clothing. pawn
brokers and other stores where articles
Of wearing apparel are sold and loans
made
Medina. \. Y, furniture workers
struck, They say they make $3.50
week.
The Retail Grocers' Association of
Cleveland wants legislation which will
facilitate the collectioun Of debts due
them.
A Haverhill barber was fined $25 for
refusing to shave a negro.
Plumbers are requested to keep away
from these cities: Los Angeles, Cal ::
Jacksonville Fla; Clinton, Ia; Mem
Dihs Tenn: Portland Ore: Brockton,
Mass. and Decature. III.
DerOit's Central Labor Union unan-
imOusly condemned Senator Lodge s
bill appropriating SSSOO0, 900 for coast
defenses.
Cleveland Knights of Labor will CO.
operate with the Central Labor Union
IN organizing clothing workers.
Cleveland boiler makers struck for 10
per cent. increase.
The town of Rucker, below San Jose.
Cal. has organized a cooperative store
with subscribed capital of 100000
Socialists have four assembly build
ings at Copenhagen.
Ice dealers at Cleveland organized
and increased prices.
Cleveland saleswOmen will be organ
lied
Cleveland unions support a civil ser
vice bill
The Madison County Ond) Fedora
ton Of Labor is boycotting certain thea
tres Eighteen people composed the au-
dience one night recently, and % per-
sons witnessed a leading attraction an
other night
Stay away from Colorado.
Rochester has cooperative barrel
company
Chicago salOonkeepers are Organiz-
ing and the "growler" must go.
Free lunches in saloon are prohibited
at Reading. Pa.
Standard Oil Company earns 81, 500 a
minute.
A boycott forced an indianapolis COM
pany 20 use union bottles
Detroit carpenters want eight hours
and g. day.
Detroit structural ironworkers have
established an arbitration board
Milwaukee bicycle makers will organ
ize
New Jerseys House of Representa-
tiyes passed a bill requiring all milk
dealers TO be licensed.
New York metal polishers will de-
mand nine hours and S2.75.
Hereafter at St Paul. liquor license
are to be issued in the proprietors
names
y LOW CUT.
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