Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-08

PIE say llt hul5utS are pushing
fraudulent cigarmakers label.
Springfield (AIass) unions have pre-
pared an ordinance which will REQUIRE
that each man ON city work shall have
been a resident OF Springfield the first
day Of Nay previous and shall have
been also q n2turahzed United States
citizen.
I'm Boston, Mass. in 1890. cigarmak-
ers wages were from $3.50 low TO S12
hign for mould work. and from $3.50
low To- SO nigh for hand work Since
then Boston has been thoroughly or
gained, and Ue find that the prices
have been increased for cigar making
from the above figures 10 $3.50 low to
$40 high for mould work. and from $40
io" 90 SIS high for hand work. The
above Is for American style only; the
0ll for Spanish style ranges from SIS
ioW TO S42 high. As q turther reminder
OF Che pracubility of trades unions the
same union has by way of diversion
shortened the hours of labor to eight
per day. and expended the triding sum
or 100000 I'm benefits in relieving the
+ distress of the sick. out Of work and
otherwise unfortunate members.
Chicago plumbers forced a boss 10
/ discharge apprentices beyond the limit
/ allowed by the union.
some years ago q Queensland firm
I granted the Saturday half-hoIday with
ont reducing pay. The employees at the
+ end OF the year offered q purse i'm token
OFF their appreciation 20 the head OF the
lrm. Tie took The money added a SIM
liar amount. and devoted 70 10 charity.
Every year the employees turn over their
lund and the firm dispenses the money.
The shOemakers OF Leicester. Eng
land. have determined to apply for an
advance i'm wages from S6.72 to S7.6S
Der week for las-ers and hnishers. or
an increase of e5 cents per week. There
Is also t0 De q scale of wages for youths
from 10 years OF age. SOS; rs years.
$3.50 and l9 wears. S624: theu. at %
years. the fun rates.
President Perkins of the Intern8tion-
at ClsarmaECrs' Union. has decided
That the use OF The red label adopted
or t1e omaha Central Labor Union is
On indirect boycott on blue label goods.
The Omaha label means that the goods
are Ne1r2s ka-made as well as union.
and claim that the regulation label
would no, aid their "patronize home
industry crusade.
Omaha reports q movement to give
uremDIoted women v-o,z M sewino
Several fry goode borees viii oid II
is co0te,r1g.gd +te+ .s..o-,l 600 .os
,.1-ra7 ce1 h. e-,,,lo,.s5 ~. r. ..,,ts ~
st fav The, win ba ,oi1 nv Tho
DAY. arhoueb Inc v-orl, viii he nassad
ron hand to hand one De~son doing
only part OF thc whole on each gar
meu-
BROOKLYN Central Union indo~sed q
rcU which prorifes for an oi.lt hour
day Tor rueircers Uh1 are euniovo6 IN
plants where Tho machinery is I'm orora-
week DAVIS as vel rs Sunday. and fixes
penalty of line or fmnrisonment for
oach 0Ieusc
p~o1osed amendments to the New
York bakeries NOT Droride tbet every
bake sboo Shall boz M ieas+ eight feaf
high that Fl shall be ventilated with
mir Shafts r.indo,-s M, mines and ti.ot
ro domestic .a--r.,ere .vce,t o--s ebaU
Doe allowed in Them. Furthermore.
they provide ou increase of ,he inspect
ing force from four to- eight. and for
such inspection OF the sleeriug places OF
iouruoymen as shah enforce the provis-
ION OF Che present law for their separd-
zion from the bake shops. They also
strengthen the safeguards about cellar
bakeries. reduce the time for altera-
t0us. after notice. from sixty to twenty
days. and provide for Inc issuance OF a
certificate 0t compliance with the law
They also provide that no empioye shall
te discharged by the baker Tor JeillnS
the truth In court or GOA factory lnspec-
tor.
I'm Victoria the government which
operates tha railways, has made i- q
condition that miners shan receive .
minimum wage OF u.s. Ga. lslo0 per day
In mines supplying the railways with
lue|
a o...e license is eo'oca'eu ol SONIC
81 i.b' oar Hel say III "o'iU
a'l.Ish hlcN'l anu u--ie .N'pa.
DO Us sara tnal q memoer OF the Ger
man eeichs.aS has donated ms entire
fortune tesi-naleu 81 S-'OUv'OJVl 10 Jhe
propagation OF socialism.
When business opens mp i'm the spring
the bridge and structural iron workers
of Detroit will come forward with "a
new scale. S5l5 for nine hours work
with overtime at an increased rate. The
union has $50 men i'm chat city which is
nearly every member of the craft
Their old rates varied from S2-25 to S.,
the union that the new scale will not