The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-18


The following unions viii hold sessions
tonight:
Carpenters. s32, Labor Temple.
Electrical Workers. Exchange place.
Plasterers. North Main street.
Walters. Labor Temple.
Hold Carriers. Labor Temple.
Horseshoers, Labor Temple.
GENERAL TRANSFERS HOLD SEES
SION.
At the meeting OF the general teamsters
yesterday there was a very interesting
time for all present owing to the fact that
there were several matters OF interest to
the organization TO be settled.
The first business 10 be transacted af-
ter the opening Of the session by the
president was the hearing OF the reports
OF the committees. The first report was
that OF the membership committee which
stated that there were a number OF new
names TO be presented and applications 10
be acted upon. The names were handed
over TO the investigation committee for
discussion and n report. After the COM
mittee had conferred for a time the report
was received as favorable and all OF them
were enrolled following the limitations.
The fact that so many names were pre-
Ttiil'u yesterday SHOWS tnAt the organic
cation is beginning to grow again and be-
fore very long IL is thought that Il will
be one Of the most thriving Of any in this
city.
The delegates 10 the central trades ana
labor union made n report on the business
OF the last meeting and they were given
instructions as TO matters that will come
up at the coming session.
The proceeds from the affair were more
thar Vxaa axnaafaI arI $50 ~ - N,,-
were paid there was still a sum in the
treasury which was turned over TO the
union.
The remainder Of the time was devoted
TO routine business. after which the ses-
sion closed.
BREWERS MEET.
There was a rousing meeting OF Brewers
l66 yesterday at Labor temple. when sew
eral matters OF Importance were dis
cussed.
one of the first things Of the meeting
was tho receiving OF the report OF the
Labor day committed. which stated that
all the bills contracted for tho rarade
had been disposed Of This committee
also presented the union with the prize
won In the contest OF that day.
When the prize had been received II
was voted that n vote of thanks be ex-
'fllAfA ~ Alt uhilpIH.
The delegates who will attend the con-
ventiuu ~ the State Federation Of Labor
were given their Instructions. The dele
gates are Messrs. Thomas shaw and Pat
rick Hawkins.
Tho Labor day committee made n re-
port on tho parade and causes for the
body not turning out. The report was
accepted and placed on file.
The request Of the laundry workers for
aid was answered by a subscription
amounting 10 n considerable sum.
The remainder Of tho time OF tho meet
Ing was devoted 10 routine matters and
some further talk on the rood and wei
fare % the union. after which the session
closed.
BAKERS SHORT MEETING.
The session OF the Bakers union on
Saturday evening was one ~ especial in
terost 90 hat body. though the session
was rather short The whole Of the meet.
Ing was devoted 10 routine matters ana
the discussion q arairs pertaining 10 the
good Of the union
The events leading up To the parade
and the success OF the turn out was sub.
ject Go comment from the union and the
committee having In charge the affair
made It's report as 10 the number Of bias
contracted and paid.
The action Of the chief marshal In de-
Tending the position Of the labor unions
was subject 90 a long talk by VARIOUS OF
the members and It was voted that his