The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17

& the good work no has done aat aI1neit.'
! Der OF tho body The resolnu ons express
regret at his departure and fal osset forth
tho pleasure 1t gives his ~, III porKers,
tofs learn OF his deserved pro lJb}it lon II
& the government service. 4 Similar resoIu-I
B lions were adopted by the abor$ Day
4 Committee on last NJ onday light y
resigned as president Q { the TyposraphS7i
Il ical Union last mig hi, and this Bod VI also
SPOKE In the highest terms sof his admin
4 istrat ion, h .sfg
cigarnakers' Q officers,
5sA g. recent meeting OF the Cigarlnakers'
tile following officers were elected FOR
4 ak y months: President, John lkrapse;
vice: presId ent. J. & Smith; recording AMI
corresponding n seer etary,; J Ohm s3S r yaT;
treasurer Albert, Schneider. This 81 local
! d now IN a flourlshing condit ton, and
& includes In It's mem bershlp near every
. man working at the trade In this city. Il
New J. Carpenters u nipn.
The new local Of the United Rrot her
hood OF Carpent ars and Join ers. organized
y last week. starts out Int a mos Fl flo urls n
ing condition. The union started witi,sia
charter list OF thirty members. and q
number of applications await the action
& tile union. The local WI II he known
] Is 1864 and Is the third rganlxcd here,
4 Meetings OF the union will be held every
Monday night in Springfield Hall, TFens
i.tY-slktil and M Stree cts: {, /, rs
following are 81 the officers. electeds
I I'rAsldent, r. NJ. horn; vice. president
Nv, CT yyig1nton; recording So cretary, G.
sC; Byans; financial secretary r.. Is,
Pcrkinson; treasurer, n N. Mauck
Good Work Report d
organizations connected with the Cen!
Z tral Trades and Labor Council, N through
their delegates, reported 81 at the last
\ meeting Tuesday night that work In all
branches OF business was good. and ~
several Instances delegates decl arad that
there was a demand for men great ter than
could DO suppl ed .5S VI sBts .8i (,
u FOLLOWING arc the delegates seated at
4 tire meeting OF the Central Trades and
Labor Council: Bakers and fectionersI
Z no. 61--F. w. Schneider, ]. r. Leather.
{ Charles shafer and II. 4, La wson; Sheet
Meta u workers No. 4 ISL. Nv Rudd.
sNY. McCabe, =, d. Payne, w an N!arle
and N, &C. Atkinson, l3 81,
Aid Colorado Miners.
a The question OF the Colorado miners
Trades .Coun Gil last Tuesday ight.g Tho
stlIfferentp hnsea of the exlstlng 81 tuat Ion
EiTthat State were ven lated, and on lno.i
ton q, committee. consisting Of Atessrs,!
s,v. ~. Phoenix, II. ], Hess and II Az
y ruth. vas appointed to devise some
means forf sending the str ktrlg miners
aid, 81 H B. Is Z u 1sS5 Vi
Officers Elected,
i 81 All OF the old officers 81: the Central.
Trades and Labor Council we're re-electedi
Tuesday nigh:: There was opposlti6n to
only two-the president and sergeant t-l
nrms-and the flatter!ng maj orities res
scelyed by each attested tho fact that
they had sre ndered valuable services to.
1 council tfhis is The third time 4 hat Presir1
dent 2yall has been elected. and Score
Staryy, lien has III led his ttion for q
Hpunlbsr 7 of years. The presld dent wi y,
skanles the standing commit tees at the next
{ Nieetings SS . Is.
L i Treasurer 4. Powell was named by
President iyall to- serve on n 10 & Ia boz
1 Day Committee. Instead Of Mr.. Mccall
laRl, who will make hls home In ashr
angton. ...
The Labor Day Committee VIII meet
Tomorrow night at Il o'clock inv Gap-;
ynody IS Hall. No, 40 East BROAD Street.
y Reports from the var Gus coplrn ittees MIN