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

action be endorsed. a vote OF thanks
was also voted him for the able manner
In which he argued in their behalf
The plans for the winter were discussed.
after which the session closed.
TAILoRs HEAR REPORT.
AZ the meeting Of the 1ailors' union
on Saturday evening the matter OF chief
interest was the report OF the ommit-
tee having I'm charge the outing OF a
week ago.
1t was reported that every one who at
tended the affair had the time OF his life
and the success Of the outing was all
that could be expected.
A sum OF money was donated TO the
Laundry Workers union for their strug-
gle, this being the second donation OF that
union TO the same cause.
The delegates TO the Central Trades and
Labor union made a report as to the
meeting held last and the action taken
there.
There were several other matters Of
a business nature that were disposed Of
during the session, and then the time was
devoted TO routine matters and a general
discussion OF the plans along which the
union will work during the winter for the
benefit Of Itself and all organized craft.
sTEREoTYPERs OUTING
The s~tereotypers Of this city and Bos-
ton enjoyed an outing at the Warwick
club yesterday. there being about 125 on
hand. The affair was the fourth annual
to be held under the joint auspices of Bos-
ton stereotypers' union, No. /, and Provi-
dence union, No. 80.
The Boston contingent arrived in this
city from the Huh on "a special car at
tached 20 the Shore Line train due here
at H. and were met at the depot by
their Providence brethren, where the
party boarded one Of the big Rocky Point
electrics that had been chartered for the
day, arriving at the grounds OF the War
wick club about noon.
A chowder lunch was the first thing on
the program. then various out-of-door
sports. In the baseball contest the
Providence nine, under Capt. Haley,
proved the undoing OF Capt. Murtitus'
visiting aggregation in the proportion OF
Ia TO 10. The lineup OF the teams was as
follows: Providence, Dwyer, p; Ford, c.;
O'Connell. 3b McArdle. 8. s.; Capt.
Haley, Id. Mcclure. !. T.; McKenna, %.
Hart, c. e.; Browning. r, Z. Boston, Dele
CANA. T. f.; Murphy. Oh; Capt. Murtltus,
III. Redfern. s. s.; Smith. !. e.; Keller,
Sullivan. c. r.; Mann. c.; Bickford. p.
Al 4 o'clock the bake with all the lxings
was served and the time Intervening be-
tween then and dusk was rendered en-
joyable by a musical program 10 which
Captain Murtltus and George DE Rosa OF
Boston and Jerome Plummer of the local
union contributed vocal efforts, Fred l..
Elliott Of New York. formerly a member
OF the Providence union. presiding at the
piano. and also rendering several songs.
Returning TO this city by special car
about 7:S0. the out-of-town guests were
entertained by the Providence party at
the Modox club. with a lunch and enter
for a couple of hours. the visi-
tors departing for home 81 the 1851 eX-
press, carrying with them numerous
Impressions" OF the outing, in
the shape OF skilfully executed menu
cards in matrix FORM, symbolic OF the
stereotyper's art.
The committee TO whose efforts in per-
arrangements the success of the
putting is due was as follows: w. Red
fern, j. Riley. W.. Parle, l.. Allaire, j.
Hoar and c. O'Hara OF the Boston union
s. L. Honan, T. II. Mcdonald. II.
.orbin. c. Haley. w. Mcdonald and Il. i.
Elliott Of the Providence union.