The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-28
Chairman Warner Uses
Hot Words to Union
Printers.
"N0NE OF YOUR BUSINESS"
misunderstanding ever Bid of Non
Union Baltimore Firm-ATranged
Satisfactorily by Mr.. Bulkley-Work
VIII Be Given to Washington House.

slight disagreement which for q
time threatened unpleasant conse-
QueGces. occurred this morning at en-
campment headquarters. when Mr. Brai-
naTd Il. Warner, chairman OF the citi-
zens executive committee. informed Mr..
A. 7. Campbell. o. the Printing
Trades Council, that he believed il was
none Of his affair where certain print
ing was done. The trouble was finally
adjusted through the mediation of Sec
rotary Barry BulkIey, Of the citizens
committee, and Mr. Campbell departed
with the assurance that union labor
alone would be employed by the com
mirtee
The trouble was the outgrowth OF the
negotiations looking 10 the publication
Of Washington and It's Environs Dur
ms the Civil War" the work that has
been so carefully. prepared by the com
mittec on literature. of which General
Vincent is chairman.
Objected to "Scab" Printers.
From the published accounts yester-
Gay it was learned that The bid of a non
union house in Baltimore was being
considered. Acting upon this informa-
ton, Secretary ". u. Garrett. OF the
Typographical Union, called on Mr.
BuIEIey last evening with a delegation
Of printers 10 confer with him regard
ing the matter
Nr 8uikley assured his callers that
he had already discussed the matter
with tho members OF he committee and
that as soon as it was learned that the
Baltimore house in question was q seab
Office their bid received no further at
tention. Mr.. Garrett and his colleagues
were much pleased with the frank and
positive assurances Of Dir. Buckley. and
departed much pleased
Net Mr.. Warner by Mistake.
This morning Secretary Campbell. who
was unaware Of the events Of the pre-
vious evening, called al headquarters.
where be Eas met by Mr. BuIkiey and
d member Of the committee in charge
Of ire work They assured him that he
might have nc fears regarding the let
ting Of the contract TO anv other than
a union Office. and further assured him
that the work would be done in this
city.
Dir Warner arrived before Mr. Camp
bell left the Office he informed ar.
Warner Of the nature OF his mission.
and Tss quickly met with The -esponss
that III was none OF his business whore
he printing was done AfT. Campbell,
was taken quite unawares. but retained
his equanimity and only uttered an
ejacUlaticr of surprise
NJ. Buckley hurried 10 inform Mr.
Warner Ct what he had already done in
the matter. and under the circumstances
Mr. Warner stated that =. would not in
JeTfcre.
Following this final conference was
held between Mr. Warner M Buckley.
and Chairman Hahn, Of the printing
committee, and representative CT the
literature committee The conference
was g short enc and at its conclusion
1t vas stated that the contract viii prob
ably be awarded tomorrow The work
viii be done in this city and will bear
the label Of the Allied Printing Trades.
Il is likely that several OF the com
petitors for the contract may be asked
10 supply amended bids but the several
points II which the printers are inter
esIed were definitely settled in their
favor TO-DAY
Interest in Automobile Races.
Mr.. Robert B. Brown. vice chairman
OF the automobile committee, went 10
Nex York this morning TO confer, BY
appointment. with number OF the own
eTs and manufacturers Of big racing ma
chimes concerning their participation in
The coming events connected With the
eneampment. The deepest interest in
the events has been Evidenced in that
quarter, and it is in response to aumer-
Gus kilograms and letters from N4w
York that Mr. Brown has undertaken
The trip at his own expense
2r William F. GUIDE, chief marsha!
OF the civic escort 20 General Torrance
and his STAFF on the day OF the parade
OF the veterans, has selected Mr.. Z F.
Riggs as his principal aide on that oc-
casion. Mr. Riggs occupied a similar
position on the star Of General Harries.
commander Of the District National
Guard, and is a most capable officer. Il
IS proposed to haEe the escort number
about 200 men, allSof them mounted Oh
spirited animals.
Want Towering Corps Badges.
The District Commissioners today re-
seived q letter from Mr.. N. 4. Dillon.
chairman OF the Twenty-Second ARMY
Corps. asking she board to place badges
y the Twenty-second and Sixth Arrav
Corps in Towering plants in the triangI
AZ Seventh Street and Louisiana ~
aue, as q decoration for the 9. A. R. en-
sampmens.
Change Of San:ug Time.