Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-08
WILL OWN THE TOWN.
NATIONAL OPERATIVE POTTERs
WILL BE IN SESSION HERE
THIS. WEEK.
LIST OF THE DELEGATES.
Opening Session VIII be Followed by
an Outing-Other Features Ar
ranged for the Entertainment of
the INSTRUMENTATION Questions of
Importance to Come Up During the
Session.


Session.
The National Brotherhood of Opera
tive Potters of America will open their
tenth annual convention tomorrow
morning at Trades Assembly hall and
will possess the key of the
city throughout the week. Many mat
tiers OF importance relative to this
branch of organized labor will
require the attention OF the as
sembled delegates, and it is intimated
that question of wages in which the
eastern potters are particularly con-
cerned. will be under consideration.
Tomorrow morning at the opening
/ session Mayor Sweeney will make an
| address of welcome and committee
on credentials will be appointed and in
the afternoon an outing will be held
at Wheeling Park in honor of the Wis
iting delegates. A list OF the repre-
sentatives to the meeting follows:
Local No. l, Toronto (mixed)-Jas.
Ward, John Briggs.
Local No. 4, East Liverpool (press-
ers)-Edward Miller, Columbus Mar
tin, Harry McMasters, Joseph Kenny.
Local No. 5. Evansville (mixed)-
d. j Melcher, Rudolph Schneider.
Local No. 6, Wheeling (clay work
| ers)-Harry Hailes, E. S. Olson and
| Enoch Bourne.
Local No. 7, Tiffin Bankruptcies.
Hill, Tomas Croxall.
Local No. 8, East Liverpool (kiln-
| men)-John Woods, A. j. Allison,
James jameson, L. C. Moreley, r. n.
| Baxter, George Smith, w. c. Smith.
Local No. 10, East Liverpool digger
men)-Leroy Orr, Frank Grafton, Les
| ter Bowman.
Local No. 16, East Liverpool, (sag-
germakers)-William Price, Thomas
| Doherty.
Local No, II, East Liverpool (kiln-
drawers)-John I. Adams, Homer K
Hoff, Mark L. Anderson, Edw. Veith
Local No is, East Liverpool dip
| pers)-Robert Jewell, VIM. Adams, Jr
Local No. 20 Steubenville (mixed)-
| H. j. Goodwin, Frank Reed.
| Local No. p, East Liverpool (clay-
makers)-A. j. Watkins, Harry Ali
son.
Local No. %, East Liverpool (mold
makers)- Jos. Gibbins, Geo. Cop
pert.
Local No. "a, Wellsburg (mixed)-
Geo. w. Sutton.
Local No 20, Trenton (saggermak-
ers)-Thos. Kelley.
Local No. n, Peoria (mixed) -Harris
| N. Smith, John r. Joyce
Local No. IS, Wheeling (kilnmen)--
John Harvey, VIM. LaTousch.
Local No. 20, East Liverpool dish
makers)-Thos. Farrell, James Necka-
thorn.
Local No 80, Akron (mixed)-Jas.
Wilson. VIM. Wickline.
Local No. 81, East Palestine (mixed)
-Enoch Wooten Harry d. Weaver,
John Gould, Frank Werner.
Local No. 80, East Liverpool (print-
ers)-John Edge, Geo. Quell.
Local No. SO, Beaver Falls (mixed)--
F. NJ. Mcdonald.
Local No. So, Trenton (kilnmen)-
Pat Cannon, P. Talon, NJ. Black, T.
Madden.
Local No. 81, Trenton Cpressers)-
John Vain, Martin Connolly.
Local No. SO, Cincinnati (mixed)-
Thos. Dennis.
Local No Al, Trenton (dippers)-
Jos. Clark, Geo. Ball.
Local No. u, Salem (mixed)-Elmer
Apple, Richard Gibbs.
| Local No a. Sebring (mixed) -John
Monroe, Samuel Dobbs.
Local No. 46, Bordentown sanitary
Robert Rutledge
Local No. 4S, East Liverpool (ware-
housemen)-R. R. McArton.
J. T. Duffy, a former Wheeling boy,
who is secretary OF the national or
| ganization with headquarters at Pitts
| burg, will be among the delegates ar
irving in the city to-day. Ii is said
that ne is slated for reelection and
will, very likely, have no opposition.
AS heretofore chroniclcd the general
committee is being assisted by a spe-
] cial committee from the Ohio Valley
| Trades Assembly and arrangements
| have been made for various events Of
a social nature complimentary TO the
visitors The outing at the park Will
be followed by trolley party, boat
ride on the Ohio, smoker and trips
| through the manufactures Of Wheeling
and vicinity at night The reception
committee will meet the delegates at
| all trains and amply provide for their
/ comfort.
The local pottery employees have
made elaborate arrangements for the
/ event and the visitors will have occa-
sion to long remember the old Nail
| City