The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-13

The ruaiowins unions will hold sessions
tonight;
Carpsnters 6S2. Labor temple.
Electrical engineers. Hanley building.
Hosseshoers. Labor temple.
Granite cutters. Labor temple.
Hod carriers. Labor temple.
BARTTVDERs' CONCERT REPORT.
Yesterday there was very stirring
meeting OF the Bartenders' union In the
hall OF rhat local on Dorrance street.
where many interesting matters came
before the body.
The first thing done after the opening
OF the meeting was the hearing OF the
membership committee and the initiation
OF the two members reported. In the
report made was the announcement that
nve more applications were being consid-
cred and would DO reported at the next
meeting Of the body.
An committees were on for their re-
ports at the time and there was not one
OF them not fun OF interest The dele
gates to the Central body made a report
that was accepted and ordered recorded.
The concert committee made the best
report of the evening so far as the A.
nGnoes were concerned II was stated
that after oil the expenses were paid
there was stiri over s3oo IN the treasury
and That amount was turned over 10 the
local. There WAS a great burst OF ap-
plAuse when that war done and after
me committee had finished a rousing
vote Of thanks was accorded them and
the committee discharged.
Tho representatives Of the local here
attending the convention OF the bar
tenders at Rochester made a report At
least ewo OF them did and the remaining
delegate viii be at the next session OF
the body. The delegate absent was Mr..
Hanover.
Mr.. German made a very interesting re-
port of the part the delegates played in
the convention and OF the treatment ac-
corded them while in the City OF Roches-
ter Mr. Dolan seconded all that Mr. Cor
man said and added much In his own In
imitabls manner Each OF them was loud
in the praise OF the conduct OF the con-
vsntion. They all say that the experience
gained there will be a lesson for the
whole OF the remainder OF their lives.
Some general discussion OF the matters
pertaining TO the interest OF tho local
were indulged IN after which the meeting
came TO a close.
BAKERS RECEIVE PAY.
The meeting OF the Bakers last Satur-
day evening was one OF the best held
since the Inauguration OF the strike and
there was much Joy In the ranks OF the
idle men over the fact that the interna-
tional had paid them of for the time lost
in the strike.
The men stated at the meeting that they
were all satisfied with the manneg IA
which the strike was being conducted and
the success that had attended IL thus far.
Organizer steel was at the meeting and
spent yesterday In this city looking over
conditions and 10 advise as 20 the future
conduct OF the strike
Mr.. Psrkette stated that Mr.. Jake Gold
stein OF Boston Local. 145. was In the city
and had organized the Hebrew bakers Of
the North End. there being about is men
IN the union. The organization OF this
body has been In contemplation for some
few days and that fact that II was COM
plsted yesterday speaks well for the exec
utive ability OF the management.
There were several speakers az the
meeting and the best speech heard for
some time from any one connected with
the labor movement was that delivered
By hr. 0oldste.n. lie showed that he had
q vast hBe~ledR4 OF the principles OF la