The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-20
DEATH IN FAMILY.

The members Of all labor unions when
the business agents having offices in the
Labor temple will Join that family In the
sorrow.
Last evening. in the early part, the
little child OF j. H. Hays. the business
agent Of the painters. died and the family
was thrown into mourning
The child had been but month in this
lifc ar had come as an added blessing
- the / ONE The family had Jst beau,
- Ir!ye the little one when death came
- remove IL.
For some time past II had ,een ailing
and cCi the ! iHst three days vas known
tu lc scriuuslv III with one OF he diseases
common 10 young children. Yesterday
morning when Mr.. Hays left his home II
was seen that the little one was growing
verse The condition had not changed
at ali when he returned home in the even
ing and shortly after supper II was seen
that the little one was fast slipping away
q@n l., fore the time for retiring II had
passed away
The arrangements for the funeral will
be made today. II Is thought that the
members OF the union and other friends
will take some means of showing their
sympathy for the family in it's bereave-
rncnt
TTNSMITHS' TROUBLE.
There has been a little trouble between
the tinsmlths and one Of the employing
firms OF the city for the past few weeks.
but IL has not been deemed suHlclenlly
important TO announce TO me Pupeie peacb az" "a
such "a point that IL is likely 10 anect
number OF men and the members OF the
union have been rather anxious concern
The trouble started over the employ
ment of non union men on one or me
largo Jobs OF the city along Win UNION
men The members OF the union through
their business agent tried TO nave 'oe
matter adjusted several times put All 10
FINALLY Il was decided at the last meet
/ ing Of the union that some decisive action
| would be taken this week and today was
/ decided upon as the time for me Crisis
| Accordingly tho business agent a intea
! viewed the foreman OF the work seVera
times with the view OF having the mar
/ I'm question Join the union. but so far has
f, been unsuccessfri and then the othe'
! trades were brought into II.
| BEFORE this was done there was con
ference between the business agents ant
the employing firm with the result tnat J
| was shown the foreman had represented
| that all the men at work were In gooc
standing with the union. This was shoWt
J not TO have been the case ana the agenN
lett the orrce OF the genera Would Sp'''e be- aG
iusted satisfactorily ana the uouol'
! smoothed over. ,., A.,
At first however. II was thought tns
/ there would be serious trouble or TN
kind that had developed few weeks ag'
| when All the crafts allied with the pulIu
ing trades council were calico ON seNera
of the jobs Of the city.
STEAM FILTERS MEET.
,rborn was an enthusiastic meeting o
tho steam Filters union last evening
when the report OF the Labor day com
mittee as 10 the success OF the parau
and the turnout that the members pre-
sented on the formation OF the line.
There was a large amount OF o'ne
business to be disposed or during w
meeting I'm addition TO the regular roulh
aryaira The reports OF the business agen
aud he delegates TO the building trace
council were received and PLACED on M III
after which the remainder oI s VIZ 1, vi,
was devoted TO general matters and som
tall, on the good and welfare or the pou!