The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-01
THE FIELD
c. c. !.
OF LABOR

| Inc FOLLOWING unions will hold sessions
tonight and tomorrow:
Bakers, Labor Temple.
| 1ailors. Labor Temple.
Coal Teamsters. Labor Temple.
Coal Handlers. Labor Temple.
Brewers, Labor Temple.
| Bottlers Labor Temple.
| Brewers, ia. Labor Temple
VICE PRESIDENT RULED.
Last evening the meeting of the Plumb
ing. that has been known for some time,
ana very large amount Of business was
Owing 70 the absence OF the president.
| Mr.. Dodd, the vice president. was in the
chair and welded the gavel TO the salts
faction Of all present.
The INST business OF the meeting was
the ring OF the report OF the sick COM
mittee, which reported two members H.
A committee was appointed 10 look fter
them during this next week and 10 report
Back when the -serStort meets ugufTI.
communication from Moline, Ill,
came from the local OF that place stat
ing that thedonation for the sick mem
Der had been received and appropriated
and the thanks of that body was ex-
tended
Another communication camo from
and Donation Of So ~ Was ser sent 10 Loes
49,
communication was read from Bir-
mingham, Ala, asking that the members
here be notified to remain away from
that city. sinceconditions did not war
rant their coming.
The apprentices COMMITTEES made re-
port. stating that at the next meeting
there neai6- -he two essays Tea -dbAt> rlem-
bers II WIS Intended 10 mako this Cne
Of the best meetings that have been
The delegate TO the Building Trades
council then made a report, Mr. A. J.
Mccormack making the report, repre-
senting that the council was in good con-
dition and the work expected being ac-
complished with great care.
The members were then instructed 10
assist AL structural iron workers that are
found at work.
The committee on the banner is now
thoroughly organized and working.
Three members have been appointed a
committee TO look after the contests on
field day and 70 see how many of them
can be won for the plumbers.
The facts that have been evolved in the
visit TO the Olneyville shop this week
were reported In full
When all the business was concluded
IRON WORKERS SHORT MEETING.
Tire meeting OF the iron workers last
evening was OF very short duration,
though while IL was in progress there
were several interesting matters TO trans
pire
The first thing done was the reading OF
the report Of the membership committee
several names being presented and ac-
cepted by the local
Several communications were presented
through the corresponding secretary and
referred back to the secretary with IN /
strictions as to replies.
Tho Delegates te-t the Building farurfcs
council made a report as to the dealing
OF that body at the last session
This was allowed by some other matters |
OF routine nature, after which the ses- /
sion closed.
BARTENDER DEAD
Just on the trail OF the death and bur !
al OF one OF the members OF the Bar
came the announcement yesterday OF the /
death of another memberof the local Mr.. /
John Mcsoley OF Hannah street.
Mr.. McSoley worked for a number OF |
the best known OF the members OF the /
Bartenders' union. He became mem
Der shortly after the organization was
formed and has remained one OF its
steuncheet friends ever since.
To the members OF the craft he was
known as a loyal and true friend. gen
erous and OF an altogether congenial dis
position. He was unmarried and leaves
host OF sorrowing friends as well as
morrow at ] O'Clock from the house. and
II is thought that a very large number
OF tho members will attend
The local has already made preparation
for the sending or floral piece and
ran 90 so will no on hand 10 bear the
tribute OF the local to the dead brother.
At thief uneral OF Mr.. Mcdonald yes
terday. Messrs. Agnew. Sieber and Nc
-auley and McKenna were the pail bear
,rs from the local.
The interment took place at Cranston.