The age-herald., 1900-11-16

bly No. 6, with it's representative, Charles Ross, meeting with them as a regularly ac- credited delegate
 By the foregoing it will be seen that John N. Pd-so1s ct al. represent in the order no one, and have no right to the name of the Knights of Labor nor to speak for any local or district assembly of that order nor will anything they do or say be accepted in any way shape or form by any portion of the organization.
 We have with us in session the repre- sentatives of the entire order of the United States and Canada. We have the affidavlts of the officers of every district assembly in each locality showing their fidelity to this body. The appended signatures attest the fact that this general assembly represents the entire order of the Knights of Labor in the district assemblies and the 800 local assemblies attached to the general assem- ply, not only in it's legal character, but in every other sense of the word, and we trust that when we give to the world the re- suits of our deliberations they will prove to the American working people that the Knights of Labor are still true to their principles and working to the interest of humanity. Most respectfully,
 (Sgned)
 U. D. Chamberlain, General Master
 Workman. State Assembly of Colorado. "Charles Ross. District Assembly 6, Ala
 bama.
 "E. J. Lindholm, D. A. 9, Chicago
 Gdtrlck Dolan, D A Il, IenIsy ylNalld. "Arthus Mcconnell, Ed M. Pooley, T. H.
 Fleetwood, Leslie Mcconnell. A. J. Cox
 well. D.A. 1o Florida and Alabama "James H. Dodd D. A. IS. Montreal "T. Judge, D. A 22, Mobile. "A. B. McGillivray, D. A. S5 Nova Scotia. "J. G. Schonfarber D. A. fl, Maryland. James s. Holy, D. A. 49, New York. 'H c. Trophagen, D. A. 66, Washington "J. R. Mansion, D. A. 147. Albany, N. Y. ''J. II. Sanderson, D. A. 1SO, Toronto. "Charles Burns, T. J. O'Reiuy, D. A. 22O,
 Brooklyn.
 "Henry A. Hicks, Frank J. McGuire, D. A.
 253, New York.
 "Simon Burns, William Lowers, Frank r.
 Core. Frank Green, H. O. Miller, Glass
 Workers. Local Assembly 300. ~"Georgia Ford, D. A. 5, Knoxville, Tenn. "C C. Hargett, D. A. S1, North Carolina. Joseph Fullam, D. A. 1g7, New Jersey"
 The Hayes Convention.
 The Hayes convention spent the day yes- terday in consideration of certain amend ments and changes in the constitution of the order. The changes were quite numer- ous but not of a character to make them of interest to the general public.
 It is probable that the election of officers for the ensuing year will take place this afternoon or tomorrow morning.
 The Parsons Convention
 The Parsons convention yesterday elected officers for the ensuing year as follows:
 General Master Workman-John N. Par sons of New York.
 General Worthy Foreman-J. J. Donnelly of Boston.
 General Secretary-T y-Treasurer-Emory E. Burley of Wellston, Ohio.
 General Executive Board--W. E. Carr of Washington, J. A. Conner of Pittsburg and A. J. OKeefe of Birmingham
 A. J. OKeefe was elected editor of the National Journal
 The following resolutions were adopted: "Resolved, That the general master ter of local assembly No. 2191 as having been illegally obtained and causing injury to the Knights of Labor.
 Resolved, That Henry A. Hicks be ex- pelled from the order of the Knights of Labor as an enemy of Knighthood and or- ganized labor in having filled the places of the striking electricians of New York city with non-union men,
 Resolved, That the general secretary be instructed to send congratulations to the glass workers in convention at Pittsburg, Pa, and to notify them of the expulsion of Simon Burns, former president of l.. A. 300, Knights of Labor, for securing non- union men to take the places of the cut ters and fiatteners while on strike at the American Glass Company's factories.
 The convention adjourned yesterday af- ternoon to meet in Washington at such time as the general master workman may call the members together. This action was taken on account of the litigation now pending in that city between the Parsons and the Hayes factions.