The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-23

tonight:
Carpenters. 632. Labor temple.
BARRIERS, Labor temple.
Electrical Workers. Hanley building.
Engineers band concert. Music hall.
ENGINEERS HOLD SHORT SPECIAL.
Tonight there will be a short special
meeting OF the local OF Engineers at the
rooms of that union at O'Clock for the
purpose of completing the arrangements
that is TO be held tonight In Music hall.
All the major portion OF the plans are
completed, but there are still some minor
details that need TO be disposed OF before
everything Will be In working order. In
order that everything might go Off
emoothly IL is necessary that the MEM
bers meet for short business session.
and II Is In order TO hold that meeting
that the members OF the union are asked
20 meet early tonight.
The concert is TO be one OF the features
OF the season among the unions. and be-
Clarkes band there will be in addition
Mrs Addie lola Hicks Spary. contralto;
Dr. G. B. Davis. tenor. Stuart Knowles
or Boston, a humorist and reader; Mr..
Claude Spary, trombone solcist. and Mr..
Herbert Clarke. corneust. With such an
erray Of talent as that the concert cannot
but be one OF the best that could pos
eibly be heard for the money.
GENERAL TRANSFERS MEET.
There was a large meeting OF the local
OF Teamsters 67S yesterday afternoon In
the rooms of the local at the Labor tenn
PIE. where a large nnount Of regular rou-
In addition 10 that there were some ex-
ira features that added TO the interest
OF tho meeting President Tally was on
hand and called the meeting TO order in
the customary manner and as II to start
the hall to rolling asked for the reading
OF the minutes OF the last session. When
that was done the other items that were
10 come before the meeting were taken
UP In their order till all that was to come
before the body was disposed Of in a man
ner satisfactory TO all concerned.
In the, course OF the completion OF the
business that was 10 come before the
body was the consideration OF the reports
OF the several committees The flrst OF
these to make a report was that OF the
committee on membership. The chairman
of this branch OF the union reported that
there were six new members 10 he acted
upon by the local and the recommenda-
tions OF that BODY were approved Fol
lowing the approval OF tho recommenda-
tions the men were Initiated
AZ the last meeting OF the union there
were two candidates the investigation OF
whom a committee was appointed. The
committee that was appointed reported
back = the union yesterday that the IN.
vestigauon proved favorable and these
men viii be voted into tho organization
next Sunday.
Under the head OF other business the
matter OF placing the firms of Columbian
Coat and Apron Supply company
ana The Telegram on the unfair list.
When the matter was finally put 20 n
vote u was decided that the action pro-
posed be taken. A committee was ap-
pointed which Is 20 60 before all the
unions ot the city In order TO have the
caro- on the team drivers endorsed by
fnem. II was reported NJ the meeting
yesterday that the secretary-treasurer az
the union was under the care OF \ phvsi-
clan and would very likely not be aronnd
for q few days. IL was voted that the
members OF the union visit him.
There was one visitor at the meeting IN
the person of Mr.. Frank Fails OF Roeton
who 10 district organizer OF the oraft
This gentleman gave a very lntereatlng
sddress on the necessity Of the formation
OF a Joint council wherever there was a
sufficient number OF organizations on
hand 20 form such a body. One OF the
other visitors that was present also was
President Connorr Of local $50
Under the head OF communications
there were two that came into promi-
nence. one was from the headquarters of
the international body and related % the
matter OF the conduct or the two bodies
toward each other and was taken under
sdvieement By the local here while the
other was from local II Of Pawtucket
which contained - Invitation with six