Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-10

.cQ ar the proprietor. Inc proprietor mas
sworn out d warrant for the offenders.
That the next Legislature of California
will pay more attention TO the labor ques-
ton than heretofore was evidenced last
week by the visit of an Assembly Com
mittee of six, paid the Labor Bureau.
At the latest meeting of Brooklyn Cen
trail Labor Union a member of the The
atrical Calcium Light Operators wanted
the search light of Investigation thrown on
the Musical Protective Union to find out
why they could not harmonic with the
first mentioned body.
At "a meeting Of the Dublin QrelanO
Trade Council the President said that be-
tween Government bodies sending work
out OF the country and large carrying COM
pa5 es introducing foreigners he did not
Know where Irish workmen would be en-
uloyed At all
by am agreement signed last week every
cooper shop i'm Milwaukee supplying local
brcweries with beer Kegs will become q
union shop or lose its trade with the brew
eres. The Milwaukee brewers have agreed
witch the International Union of Coopers
10 use none but union-made kegs and to
place the unions label on every key OF
beer sid.
The Minneapolis Typographical Union
euioy0i a benefit at the hands of the jour
nal on New Years. the advertising col
umns being turned over to them to ill and
realize what they could for the union. The
business men OF the city responded cor
daily and gave ne boys enough advertis-
ing to net the union I'VE or six hundred
dollars
A resolution adopted by the New York
Typographical Union prohibits any MEM
Der regularly employed to work more than
I'VE days i'm any one week for the next two
months I'm this way the officers of the
union hope that the hard winter season
viii be tied over with less destitute MEM
bers to assist by giving them chance to
help themselves.
81 believe that labor has the right to
combine" says ex-senator John J. ingalls,.
"AlI of us cannot be rich. but no man
ought 90 Dee poor Poverty and liberty are
Incompatible ] say that any man who
holds his subsistence and the support and
maintenance and care Of his wife and
children. absolutely at the behest Of an
other. who can at pleasure raise his wages
or deprive him of them altogether, 1
affirm that man is not free
At meeting Of the Washington Car
riage and Wagonmakers' Union quite an
animated debate took place over the prop
osition i'm Congress to suppress the liquor
traffic i'm the District Of Columbia. Sta
tistics were presented, which proved to the
entire satisfaction Of the meeting that
over - per cent. of the work pertaining
TO the carriage and waEon-malliug bus
mess was traced directly to those con-
nocted with the beer and liquor business,
and that IT would result in great injury to
the carriage and wagon industry if the
proposed measure became a law in this
District.
At "a recent meeting Of the Boston
Board Of Aldermen the order introduced
10y Alderman w. J. Donovan ut the last
meeting that the Mayor petition the Gen
cral Court at its next session for such leg
islaticn AS may be necessary to authorize
the city of Boston to purchase and control
the properly Of the West End street rail-
way within the city limits was passed.
The Board also demand such legislation as
may be necessary to provide that the
Mayor and the Board Of Aldermen Of the
CITY Of Boston shall constitute a Board Of
Abstraction with full powers to settle all
disputes that may arise between the West
r-rl D,i',-1,- C,opoDapv and its pruDlOVcS.