The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-02

| l1hiStSHptfS, lsdDOr Temple.
Hod carriers. Labor temple.
! Walters, Richmond street
Atlantic coast seamen. South Main
street.
| BREWERS CONSIDER COMPLAINTS.
The meeting OF the brewers yesterday
! afternoon was one OF the most interest
| ing held in some time. and nearly every
member OF the craft was on hand.
| The first thing done after the opening
Of the meeting and the reading OF the
minutes Of the last session was the hear
| ing OF the reports OF the committee on
| shops. There were a number OF these
| on hand. who reported that conditions
were good for the most part, there being
but few complaints voiced
The delegates 10 the last convention OF
| the state federation made their report
| as 10 the business done at that meeting,
| and the part which the delegates took I'm
! the same. The report was at some length
! and went into the details OF the work
! ing OF the convention at some length. 1t
| showed that the delegates were very
! much interested in the proceedings and
felt that the members would be also. The
report was so good that when II was con-
! cluded the body voted TO congratulate the
| delegation and to vote them its thanks
The delegates 10 the Central Trades and
Labor union also made report on inc
! business done at the last meeting OF that
body and the action taken directly affect
ing the local
| A number of communications were read
| pertaining 10 the welfare of the craft and
| asking for information concerning the
working O. the local
| Arter some further routine business was
| . - Lett, 20
delegates 10 the Central union and the
Building Trades council on account or the
| manner in which some OF the breweries
| OF the city were treating organized labor
! II was decided that a committee be
appointed TO consult with the commit
tees from the crafts affected ana 10
! have the trouble adjusted as soon as
| possible.
There was so much time devoted TO
! this that when that business was settled
satisfactorily the session closed
GERMAN BREWERS MEET
In the morning OF yesterday there was
| n r!eetiug OF the German brewers WAeS~
| many matters OF a routine nature were
/ disposed cf fnd a large amount or other
business was disposed OF.
The first thing done was TO near the
report OF the delegates TO the last con-
vention OF the state federation. That be-
! ing received the report OF the delegates
10 the central body made their report an
! nouncing the fact that some or the mem
hers OF other crafts were complaining as
| TO the way organized labor was being
| treated at one or two OF the breweries.
| When this was done II was voted that
| the matter he looked into and the proper
action taken to have the trouble ADJUST
| ed.
For the greater part of the remainder
OF the time tho session was devoted TO
routine business after which adjourn
ment took place.
ROTTIFRS TO HOLD SMOKER.
The meeting OF the Bottlers' union yes
terday afternoon was devoted for the
greater part to dsposing of the many
routine affairs that came up at the ses-
sion
The session was called to order by
President Hadhed with a large aggrega-
tion OF the members on hand.
The first business OF the meeting was
the hearing OF communications from va
rious portions OF the country among
them being one from the International
When these were all attended 10 the
committee on new members made re-
port presenting the names OF two new
men for initiation. They were initiated
The remainder Of the time after the hear,
ing of the report of the delegates TO the
central body was devoted TO discussing
the coming smoker OF the union which is
W Dt Hfiu b1 the llISA 1 utHbdy IN mo-
vomber
The committee appointed for the occa-
sion consists Of Brothers Lynch, I.ud-
wig Alstrong, Rocks. McGovern, Coyle
Scanlon and Belyts.
c. l.. u. MOVING.
The meetings Of the Central Trades and
Labor union for the rema inder OF their
time II is thought will meet hereafter
In Labor temple, AS was their custom
before they moved from the building to
take rooms with the engineers.
This move has been rather sudden and
unexpected owing TO the fact that the
engineers seemed 10 have given no notice
10 the effect that they were going 10
move. The furniture Of the union was
disposed of last week by auction and
the lease OF the hall was given up. on
account Of the fact that the hall was
given up the coal teamsters met at Labor
temple last evening.
CARPENTERS DENY 1T.
At the Labor temple this morning
there was a complete denial Of the state
| pient issued In one Of the papers OF the
city to the effect that where the car
renters were wanted in Bridgeport union
conditions were prevailing and there was
no strike on.
| couple OF the bosses from that place
came 10 this city few weeks ago and
stated that men were wanted and boasted
| OF the fact that there was n condition
OF uncertainty there. Since that time
| communications from almost every craft
at work there have been received asking
! that union men remain away since there
was a strike on there and n struggle for
| the principle upon which organized labor
was founded. The employers there are
! holding ont for the open shop and at all
the meetings Of the unions here the bust
ness agents ana the officers have warned
tho men against the conditions
! There Is no craft in that city not af-
! fcctcd nv the struggle and union men
are asked by the officials here as well
/ the officers 10 remain away from there.
az long az the conditions prevail. This
! Is done az every meeting Of every union
\ IN the Building Trades council and 70 IL
! thought that there will be but few men
/ from this city who will go there 10
/ work.
LOCAL $50 MEETS.
/ There was n meeting Of Local $50 ~