The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
FIELD OF THE
IVORKlNoJnAN

Cincinnati tailors won stsihe'
shangha: has eight cotton nils
South Carolina has a State teoesa''o'4
Of Labor.
The German Printers Union LABEL Is
given To eight-hour Offices Only.
In England during the past few ssai ,
it is claimed, 1io,220 farm laooie ,,;,o ,i,e
been d-splaced by machinery, M.. 70
making OF the latter. 1t IS ass go az.
CURED only the labor OF 4'oVo men ~ 0''
year.
A plan is on foot to SHOW v is;.s e ,i,o
MAJ. cities begini;ng with Berlin, me
German exhibit at ;.le Paris bAi'osts.o-.
This will give those a chance -
section of the Exposition VINO cousu -io' o
10 Paris.
Victoria, Australia, has built seven local
railways on the cooperative principe.
The RAILWAYS were estimated for by con-
tract at e5t7, sos. but by working the co,
operative principle they were 'tp'oe-"
for s251.2n.
The Nationa, Tobacco Workers Gi 0ll.;
has decided to Withdraw the union laoei
from, al: rna,-,fa cture:s OF tobacco VITO
employ children undo: sixteen years
Of age in their factories. Those VINO are
now entitled TO the label will be given
until May 1st, 1851, to substitute oioe'
employees.
Claude Ferdinand, president OF the 6oarc
=. ~ .a., ,lrat ,o-c,er tive
u,a,,l,s ,'o,,1d no established in Pater-
son, y. j. as a first step IN the pan OF
tlla brotherilccd to replace tue present m
,,,,.+ ,i,l s,.s+o,,, h. , s,:stem of co-opera-
I've production.
yt-n-l,. -, r,.,, aflor,tef uni
o,,es,,,.,, IS ,l,,sI,-1 4ra;- bel They have
seIac.ad ~, ta,.aI;,lr salesman and
theatrical PEOPLE. as those most largely
i,,s;,.-. tln;,. ,..,ros ar,I are irving by
,,.rse,oI salic,t,+-,, 10 induce thern to
Ean,or5 .r,3r,,-s heari-e tn. union iapa,.
1i,s li.l'ouranl,nrs Of this country and
1-,,rn-,e zro,,id no IN sore straits werC it
~, fo ta i,,,.a,t1o,, of aluminium Tor
t,c Eayayian Stone which was used ex-
cl,,s ,-eIy ,int;l few years ago for litho-
er,,,,;c ,,,,rnoses has iatnly shown that
tn t,oT1 ,.ro1, 81 This country amount
"a - n31,s oo, osi1 ,o,,rd= Il, 1851: last wear
i w.s ai,,u, tI,. i lion five hundred mil
i;c, wounds representing three-fourths of
the e,;ire cron oF The world ana valued
~ se-n G..a ca1 n fiI!ea o3Go.(xD bales. and
,1,o los. IN. waste ir7ci1ental 10 the process
nf ta1,inr san,nles WIS not less than So
c Ct os1 &c 's''''-S''','
THO Broo,1lvn Central Labor Union has
f,:ed Novemfar o1st as the date OF lis
o,,,,,I f,.rnor which will he held at the
IaI,o, Ivce,,,,, in N-;l]o;gh,,v Avenue
,Tnnn- those Who arc EXPECTED to sneak
at .he dinner are Rev. Father Ducey,
C,o1,,ntr,lle1. T,i,.l s C-nlcr Robert Fulton
Cutting. James L. Reynolds and Ben.
Hanford the Social Democratic candidat c
ro. rtova~rn-
Retail merchants all over the coun-
Nv, az. ,,rotestiI,,,- AGAINST rho massage
of ,1c ,,a-.aI-nost bill which is now
ncn6nt in Congress The small dealers are
If me on; non that il will be & great ben
eft 10 tbe biz danartncnt stores in large
articles through the mails at n nominal
cos+ several nj the State orga ,,izations
~ re,.n merchants have already sent in
protests
Al the next convention Of the American
Federation of Labor an effort will he
made Ia coptinf Representa- ton to the
n, tio,1.I am, international trade unions aud
to e,,ci,IIs lle,aratas from lc.cal-control
organizations OF various trades 1t is
claimed that under the present system
several trades besides be ny represented
hv their own e1ales.l ties. ga n extra represent
;ation through the seating OF delegates
from, Ioc:a-corltrol bodies who belong 10
their local unions.
President Samuel Ga,npers. OF the
American Federation of Labor has de-
c,arel against the proposition for con1pnl-
sorry .irf, ira ton OF labor disputes when
will be presented 10 the Fedora ton at its
convention in December. Compulsory ar
filtration he declares, il its last analysis,
would mean Imprisonment Tor working
men who refused 10 work fog an uade-
sirable EMPLOYER after hav. ilg been ordered
10 do so by the courts and would thus be
a rayiva, OF slavery.
Frank McCiuire. delegate to TIL. New
yorI, Central Labor Union from Eyicl1nak-
ers. Local Assembly $50. K, OF L.. says
that the cooperative hail which tie
bi.ickalakers' assembly OF verp.anck's
Point is erecting there will be formally
onencd there about November 18th About
20 coo br cls1,? ISers VIII dave an interest in
it. The hall will seat 1000 persons. 1t is
the intention Il, invite President Sell, Low.
of Columbia University, to address the
brickmaizers al the opening.
An old friend. who has dom. Eurone and
England IN the last four months, fetcfes
back a novel ;iyIspiecs. II Is a watch OF
ordinary size but asvol Of the usual
hands ana dial. In the centre are two
small spaces Tor figures, the upper Tor
hours and the lower for minutes. These
change at the nroner Intervals. presenting
III. correct t;rno as the railroad man
yves it-1o:42 or ESQ not Us minutes OF
IL, or s.i,a!f-past g. in the slovsrly civil
! ian style. A second hand makes fractions