The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-08

the receipts went 10 settle death claims
In support OF trades movements there
were. NSs.Ooo disposed of For the whole
brotherhood there Is now in the treasury
OF the International and the treasures OF
the locals s.. .0e5. l66 TO-
IL was decided also that The Journal
Will be Issued In the form OF magazine
hereafter and the printing OF the receipts
ana disbursements as has been customary
In the past will be done away with, II
being believed that this was a means
for the masters TO discover the standing
OF local. Instead OF that sheet will be
sent 10 each local containing the inform
alton that was formerly seen In The Jour
nal
sKEFFINGToN TO WED.
II was announced at the meeting of the
Brewers on Sunday evening that one OF
the most active members and one OF the
most popular was this week 10 take ur To
himself a wife.
Mr.. Il. J. Skiffington has after a while
succeeded I'm persuading Miss Mary
Therese Glennon, A very estimable young
lady that life without her would be un-
bearbale and that To save him from him
self she should go with him 10 the altar
and as result the wedding is TO lake
place on Thursday morning.
The members gave him many hearty
congratulations at the meeting and ap-
pointed a committee To procure suitable
present The committee today purchased
the souvenir and decided upon hand
some silver water service.
The local was IN a very generous mood,
and after listening 90 the appeal Of the
delegates from the strikers OF Fan River
voted TO give them $50 for relief. despite
the fact that this same thing had been
done once before this season. IKE
amount was given TO the striking tube
workers of Somerville, Mass.
STATE FEDERATION.
Last evening the adjourned session OF
the state board of building trades was
held The first matter To come before
the meeting was the selection OF Inc
secretary treasurer.
The president at first suggested tnat
Mr. Grace. who was acilng' accept
,Na rorr,ir ,ttcn for the place but he de-
olined. feeiinfi that II would be injustice
80 ...s SHOWS snou.d he take 10 hlihsei
two offices " hen there were others VINO
could perform the duties as we'll. II not
better than ne,
In consequence. he declined in favor
NJ Mr. r w Lyons OF Central Fats! rms
gentleman was accorded the place
was decided that the lines along "hIch
The body had started 20 work on the SOU
venlr of the federation should he con-
tinued, ,..
This concluded the business OF the meet
ing and the session closed,
HoRsEsHOERs MEET,
There was a very interesting session Oh
the horseshoers last evening. The hrst
thing done was the reading OF the report
OF the ball committee.
This committee reported everything as
near readiness as possible for the great
event OF the year and indications pointeo
TO success.
For the remainder Of the evening
routine matters came before the BODY
and some general discussion after when
the session closed
OTHER MEETINGS.
Among the other meetings last evening
we're those OF the Electrical workers. the
granite cutters, the plasterers. the hod
carriers and the walters. All OF these
sessions were full OF interest to the mem
bers but the business was mostly of
routine nature Several communications
OF interest were read In each of them and
proper action taken. Several new mem
bers were taken in them also.