The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-30
} - OF LABOR
THE FIELD

typographical union, No 80, will hold
an omen meeting at Boyden Heights to-
morrow:
PLUMBERS APPOINT COMMITTEE
Though last evening was not the occa-
sion of the first meeting fthe plumbers
union. still the session held was one OF
the best held THIS ntndh and the atieaa-
ance was large.
There were no new members to De
taken into the body nor were there any
new applications received
The first matter To be taken up was
the question of what to do on Labor day
and the part to be taken by the local.
A COMMITTEES was appolhtea 70 Io1n ~
after all the little details pertaining 70
the ay and its success. ana TO arrange
for the suits, etc. -,
Several communications were reau:
among them being one from the ladies
at.xiiisry OF the C. l.. L. of Newport
News This communication contained
i've tickets 10 be sold for some falt ina,
was being held there on August osn anu
the tickets found ready takers mere.
The spirit OF magnantmity SHOWN py
Mr. Eearney was laudeh and the hearty
good will Of the local Expressed Tor Ilrn.
The last rratter coming berore the oouy
that was OF general ipterest was the
election of delegates TO the convention OH
TUESDAY at which time the election LOT
marshal Will take place. me uelSsates ps
chosen were as follows: Messrs Mere
wether. McKeon. smith. Connolly Dunn
The matter OF the resignation OF one of
the members wns lai over till the next
yrseting which will ne the final session
on the first Frtay night OF the month
SAUSAGE MAKERS SESSION
last evening there was a meeting oi
sha sausage Makers that will be remem
bered by most OF the members for some
time TO come.
The debates OF the members were or tn
most interesting nature and the leader
OF the opposition became so warm ina
for time II looked as II there would b'
blood shed Things became cooler afte
a while and the body proceeded TO tn
regular routine OF business.
There were several new members take
3nto the body upon the application OF th
membership committee and also some az
pucations were considered.
The report OF the shop committee wa
the occasion for some wordy battles, a
was also the call for action on matter
pertaining 70 Labor day.
The report OF the committee from IN
Central body was one OF the most inter
eating things OF the meeting an
awakened much enthusiasm.
Several other reports came before IN
rneeting "a we'll as some communication
These we're all treated with the COZ
alteration due them, and when all n
business had been transacted the sesslc
9djourned
BENEFIT BALL GAME.
Yesterday afternoon there was benei
ball game az Melrose park between
team OF old stars and the SILK Hat Cig
club. which the latter won with the SEQ
ofsto6 g. The game was for the bene
of John Cohen who has been ill for son
time with erysipeas. The crowd OF "a
that journeyed 90 the game saw one oft
best contests that could possibly ha
been offered. and the old players seem
20 fall back into old form when IN
donned uniforms
There was Dennie Mack, Riley and
host OF others who used 20 create {
fame for the big leagues. but who ha
eettled into staid occupations now n
retired from activity. They got into {
game in the handiest manner possible y
ferday and showed themselves az By
means back numbers
There were but very few errors a
noSs OF jollying from the grand stand a