The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-13

the meeting hut an the delegates report
ed conditions favorable TO very prosper
Gus season.
BARTENDERs TO PROSECUTE.
Among the menbars OF the Bartendsrs'
Lhion yesterday at the meeting there was
considerable feeling over the announce
ment that there was some imposter going
about the city soliciting photographs and
taking subscriptions representing him
self 10 be n representative OF the union
II the imposter could have been discov-
cred and been present at the meeting he
would have received some mighty rough
~t ca tment. n was decided 20 take visor-
GUS steps 70 have the man taken into Gus
tody and II found will be prosecuted 10
the extent ~ the unions ability.
II IL thought that the man has been
using the name OF Buckley At any rate
the union has callsd in the services OF the
police force and will go 20 considerable
expense 10 have the man reprehended
They deny toto the knowledge OF any
such man and wish the bartenders and
saloon men ss well az the general public
IN know that no such man Ia authorized
90 represent them.
The membership reported that there
were FIVE applications for membership of
which there were four limitations.
Tho various other committees made re-
rcrts among them being the delegate 10
the central body meeting OF last week.
A concern committee was appointed con-
s.sting OF 10 members and the same will
meet for organization tomorrow night.
The call for the delegates TO the con-
vention OF the International was read
and IL was decided 70 send three OF the
members. They Will be chosen at the
next meeting OF the union. The fact that
the convention is 10 meet at Kansas City
has caused a number Of the members 10
wish 10 take the trip. For that reason
there will be something Of a fight on
for the places.
The trustees under Chairman Sullivan
made very interesting report. Mr..
Hayes. the financial secretary. also made
a report.
The remainder ~ the meeting was de-
voted 10 general business. after which
the session closed.
BUSINESS AGENT RESIGNS.
At the meeting OF local 67s OF the gen
eral teamsters yesterday the business
agent. Mr.. Tally. handed IN his resigna-
tion, TO take effect next Sunday. II was
stated that the once would he abolished
after that time.
The meeting OF the local was very In
teresting and some interesting matters
oame up for discussion.
There was a large crowd Of the mem
bers on hand ~ the opening Of the ses-
sion and the FIRST business wes tho read =
ing OF communications. among which were
several from the headquarters of the In
tArnationsl
II was announced also that there would
be new local formed OF the delivery
tea msters. permission for the issuing Of
charter having been granted and the
charter sent for yesterday This local
Is TO be formed next Sunday or before
then the charter, IL Is thought will
he here before the end Of the week This
Local Will take in all the drivers OF the
teams Of the downtown stores
There was some general discussion az
terward. followed by the adjournment OF
the session.
TAILORs HELD SMOKER.
on Saturday evening the Tailors' union
held very interesting smoker in the
rooms of the body in Labor temple
President p. A. Fox spuoke 10 the
members on the question OF municipal
ownership. then there was a short debate
participated IN by several others. includ-
Ing ]. c. Cottrell and c. Landfn John
Holtner also furnished an interesting
talk on unionism. j. A. Bergerman kept
the audience in an uproar with comic
recitations; Francis Ciccone aud Thomas
Depeyster furnished athletic exhibitions
and recitations- National songs brought
the entertainment 10 a close The com
mittee having the affair I'm charge con.
sisted Of Messrs. c. landin. J. T. Four
nier. A. Pasteur. r. Zaugg and A. Head
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