The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-08
THE FIELD
c. Co. rs
OF LABOR

The following unions will hold session.
tonight:
Building Trades council Labor temple.
Molders. Labor temple.
Leather Workers. Labor temple.
Car Repairers, Labor temple.
Hoisting Engineers. Hanley building.
Stone Cutters. Labor temple.
Cracker Workers. Labor temple.
Building Laborers, "a North Main street.
Tinsmiths. Labor temple.
DELEGATES OFF FOR TRIP.
This afternoon the delegates from the
Brewery Workers union OF this city left
on the initial portion OF the trip to the
convention In Indianapolis TO begin next
week
The delegate from the Brewery
Workers union. l6e. Is Mr.. p. j. skefring-
ton and he is also the sole representative
OF the brewery workers OF the state AZ
the convention. He left this afternoon
FOR Boston, where he will join the dele
cation from the Bay state. He makes
up party OF nine from this section OF
New England. The others who are 20
represent the east I'm the deliberations
are meeting these delegates al Springfield
and the entire throng will journey the
remainder OF the way as one
One OF the most important matters TO be
discussed at the coming assembly will
be the action OF the central bodies in the
several sections relative TO the dispute
between the brewers and the engineers
and flremen.
All over the country the brewers
unions have been suspended from the
central organizations on account OF the
refusal 20 comply with the request for the
delivering over 20 the latter organiza
tions the men OF those crafts working at
the breweries.
In a number OF cities the men have
been debarred from all deliberations and
the subject OF the compliance with the
requctt and the rulings OF the A II. OF L.
will be very largely talked OF. Mr.. skef-
fington leaves with the full instructions
from the locals here as TO the sentiments
with regard TO the question and will fol-
low the dictations OF the body sending
him
The question OF the revision OF the CON
stitution Will also be taken under advise
ment and IL Is very likely that some OF
the articles now standing will be re-
modelled and eliminated The delegates
comprising the party will leave Boston on
Friday The following Is the list from
this city ana Boston: T. j. Skenington,
+. T. ward. James Stimman. John Nor
ressey. +. J. weigand. o. r. Powers. c.
Cody. Edward Friedesbach, NJ. j. I.eider
and J. Ryan.
The convention will be held In Indian
apolis and u Is very lik.ly that most az
those on the trip will sec the fair before
returning
PAINTERS INITIATE.
Last evening the painters held one OF
the most successful meetings of the year
though there was not as much business
dcne a. has been the case AZ some OF the
previous sessions
Two members were taken into the local
laAt evening upon the recommendation
% the committee
The report ~ tho Labor day committee
was made and received after which the
/ committee was discharged with a vote
Of thanks WV
The committee stated that all tho pians
/ Tor labor day had been fulnned 10 tbe
complete satisfactiOn OF EVERYONE ara
that the local might feel highly eiated al
The success obtained
When al the reports were I'm tho 70
malndcr ~ The time was devoted 10 dis
cusslng the features ~ the parade and
the awarding ~ the prizes The mem
Ders all feel that there was great
chance for a difference Of opinion as TO