The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-11
NO. 1853 MISSES OR GIRLS COAT

and then turned over 10 the correspond
ing secretary for replies.
The delegates 10 the Building Trades
council made a report. stating that the
officers OF that body for the next term
had been chosen. and also gave the names
Of the same. The same delegates also
told OF the other business that had been
done there as 10 the placing OF can
didates for the position OF chief marshal
I'm the field.
The delegates 20 the Central Trades and
Labor union then made a report on the
business done AT the last session OF that
body.
The remainder OF the time was then
devoted to matters OF a routine nature
and some general discussion. This was
followed by adjournment.
LABOR DAY COMMITTEE TONIGHT
Tonight there will he n meeting Of the
Labor day committee for all the unions
of the city. at which time II is thought
that every member will be on hand
The session tonight is summons one.
when many matters pertaining TO the
celebration OF the day will be discussed
Among the items that Will occupy the
time will be tho decision as 10 the place
where the outing will take place. the ar
rangement for the prizes that will be
awarded and the contests that will take
place.
II has already been practically decided
what resort will obtain the patronage
OF the outing. The other matter that
has been decided upon Is the day or even
ing for the annual convention when the
unions will vote for the chief marshal.
II has been decided that ;his will take
place on the last Thursday OF this month
or the 27th
At that time the two candidates placed
In the field by the Building Trades coun-
ell last week. Messrs. Kearney and Dewd-
ney, will have the battle Of their lives.
and II will depend upon the number OF
friends each has at the convention on that
evening as TO who will wear the honors
at the head OF the line OF march
Friends OF both men are predicting that
his favorite will win, and the nearer the
time comes TO the election the more
interesting the matter becomes and the
more enthusiastic do the friends wax over
the prospects or their candidate. Both OF
the men are so popular among the mem
bers OF the unions Of the city that IT will
be hard TO decide who shall wear the
honors.
At the meeting tonight also Il will he
decided just how many delegates each
local will he allowed TO send and what
proportion II the membership shall have
representation.
PAINTERS TRIAL BOARD
Last evening there was a meeting Of
the trial board of the Painters union.
for the purpose OF hearing the evidence
against those members OF the union
found 10 be at work in shops Of the Mas
ter Painters.
number OF men were examined but
since the examinations were not complete
no action was taken and there will be
another meeting Of the board TO continue
the investigation. after which recommen-
dations will he offered 10 the union.
COAL TRANSFERS OUTING.
As the summer months go by tho coal
teamsters are taking an active part in
many OF the pleasures OF the season and
one OF those planned for the immediate
future is a moving team party 70 take
the outskirts OF the city
on this occasion there will be a number
Of sports participated in for which small
prizes will be offered
In addition 10 this a baseball team Of
that craft has challenged the team Of
tie Plumbers Apprentices and arranged
a game for the afternoon Of the 2oth of
this month. II will be a hot contest for
a number ~ the men among the team
sters are old hands al the game and will
furnish some surprises
The team will be captained BY "Batty'
Connors and under his leadership will
have sl the inspiration needed to win the
game