The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-17

one hundred and forty delegates to the
eleventh biennial convention of the
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners of America arrived in the city
Saturday and yesterday, and when
President T.. c. Patterson. of Local No.
| 563. raps his gavc on his desk in Music
| hall and calls the convention to order
| this morning, it is expected that fully
| one hundred and seventy-five delegates
| will be present.
The most important arrival of yes
| terday was that of =. j. Mcguire, Of
Philadelphia, general secretary and
| treasurer of the union. The members
| of the executive board and general
| officers who are now in the city are
| General President W. d. Huber, Yonk-
ers n. y; General Secretary Treas
urer p. j. Mcclure, Philadelphia, Pa;
! Second Vice e-Presdent William a.
| Rossley, Worcester Mass; general ex-
| ecutive board, j. r. Miller, st. Louis,
| Mo-; A. C. Cattermull. Chicago; Fred
| G. Walz. Hartford, Conn; w. j. Will
| Jams, Atlanta, Ga. The entire list of
delegates expected to be present at this
| mornings session is as follows:
THE DELEGATES.
| Henry C.. Frost, Lewiston, Me; b. d. Taylor,
| Concord, n. H.; d. II. Dcgon and J. +. Potts,
Boston, Mass. Israel Bessette, Springfield, Mass ,
| W, A. Rosslcy Worcester. Mass; Malcolm Mac.
| Faydcn and William Booth, Bridgeport Conn
| C.. j. Elsbach, Greenwich, Conn; +. c. Walg,
| and Hugh J. Hannah, Hartford, Conn; George ).
| Coneybear, Auburn, n y. T.. s. Nicholson and
| b. W. Taylor, Bnghamton, n. Y; Otto Zeioig,
Fred C. Wolf, Aug j. Joos, Thomas Glennon,
Robert Beatty, John H. Jennings Charles d.
| Monroe, G. Worth, James Macdonald, Brooklyn,
| n. Y; 4. Killian, J. Bsumgartner, F. Horn
berger, Henry Hciderman, Elmer Sheten, James
| f. Neil, Buffalo, n. Y. +. T. Wandcl, Depew'
| n. Y; Ed Sweet, Elmira n. Y; T. +. Marron
| Kingsbridgc, y. Y; william Hutchcon, Long
Island City, n. Y; owen j. Tegan, Mt. Vernon
| n. Y; William b. Garretson, George W. Miller
| Charles Speyer, Hugo Martens, Ludwig Sohr An
ton May, Frank Giliard Aug. Niedermann
James T. Brcsln, William Mortensen, Vincent
| Sauter, Phil Kcrtz, r. J. Reed, J. b. Thompson
James T. Kelley, Joseph Crimmins, Frank Duffy
| Eugene S.Odcll, Henry Behnke. James NJ. Lane
| Daniel +. Featherstonc, New York. n. YIN. j
| O'Brien and David Suther, Rochester n. y
Fred Traub and James A. Horton, Syracuse, n
Y; T. NJ Guerin and T. II. Mcclellan, Troy n
Y; W. A. Williams, Utica, N. Y; Frank Max
well and William Huber, Workers, n. Y.
Henry Cant and Edward Hanson, Ashury Park
n. j.; Frank r. Vreeland, Bayonne, y. j.; Da
vid Morrison, Hoboken, n. j.; G. r. Edsall anC
p. 7. O'TIara and Andrew Jameson, jersey City
n. j.; n 2. Nelson, Montclair, n. j.; f. W
lIobbie, Patrick c. Killcullen and Ashton L
Beegle, Newark, " j.; A. VI. Swartz, ALE
gheny. Pa; Thomas II. Arnold, Bethlehem, Pa
Eugene p Sandt Easton, Pa; J. W. Rankin
Homestead. Pa; d. NJ. Wilson, Nanticoke, Pa
| j. W. Slsyton and J. Q. A. Gibson, New Castle
Pa. William F. Clarke, Peter Mclaughlin, Will
tank F. Eberhardt, Levi Parvis James w. IIur
ley, Jonathan Bcade, Charles p. Kulp, Philadcl
| NH Da InI Dofr 4 l. In
slow, R. J. L. Black W. f. Wilcox, ]. A. Han
stein, Pittsburg, Pa; Thomas F. Lahey, Pitts
ton, Pa; Charles Heck, Reading Pa; Stephei
b. Price, Nelson B Gorton, Ewald Schmidt
Scranton, Pa; d. A. Post, James b. Emery, A
II. Ayers, Wilkcs-Barrc, Pa; j. c. Carnahan an,
| f. A. Fleming, Wil,insburg Pa; J. D. Wilson
| Washington, d. G.; n ]. Allen, Newport News
Va; II. B. Bardin, 5. L. Knapp, Norfolk, Va.
W. McA Rcvell, Portsmouth, Va; T. J. Gala
horn, Salisbury, n. c.; A. J. Layton, Atlanta
Ga; NJ. s. Fraser. j. p. Middleton, Charleston
s. G.; W. J. Williams, Atlanta, Ga; Charles p
Davis Savannah, Ga; W. l., Gerardcau, Jackson
| Vile, Fla; !. H. Wilson and s. Bell, Montgom
cry, Ala; Jacob Schneider, Louisville, Ky; W
NJ. Burrows, Memphis, Tenn. J. f. Grimes
Galveston, Tex; W. X. Norris, Houston, Tex
| W. d. Michler, Kansas City, Mo-, Aphonse Hart
man, William Grucnwad Ii. Blackmore, Osca
F. Layton, J. r. Miller, J. f. Spangler, St
Louis, Mo-; J. H. Meyer, Charles J. Gibney, Ere,
W. Huber, d. T. Rowland, Cincinnati, o.: =
W. Hiatt, Columbus o.; Frank Kendall, Dayton
o.; r. p Thompson, Toledo, o.; Louis Shall;
Chicago, H.; L. l. Stewart, Waukegan, Ill. Johl
Earring, Springfield, ILL.,; L. ". Miller, Hammond
Ind; +. Charles Newman anw T. S. Gurley, In
dianapolis Ind; W. c. Gable, lola, Kan. Will
lam Fry, Topeka, Kan; Devid Kiely and Thos
Jordan Detroit, Mich; Val Stocks Port Huron
Mich; --, Kenosha, Wis. A. L. Bradley
Boone, City, Ia; j. t. Evans, Council Bluffs
Ia; M Davis, Duluth, Mimi. John Walquist
NJ. n. Rogers and j. p. O'Riley, Minneapolis
Mimi. j. G. Ambrose, MisSoula. Mont; j. G
Duke, Boulder, Colo; ]. L. Nelson, W. c
Daily Colorado Springs, Colo P. II. McCarth
and Guy Lathrop, San Francisco, Cal. Total, 10
delegates.