The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-28
THE FIELD

The following unions will hold sessions
tonight
Central Trades. Labor temple.
Machinists. Labor temple.
Plumbers, Labor temple
Iron Workers, Labor temple.
Plaster Tenders, Labor temple.
Electrical Workers Weybosset street.
TINsMITHs SHORT MEETING.
Last evening there were but few and
short sessions OF tho labor unions. the
most OF the members being interested
either directly or indirectly In the eau
cuses.
Among the sessions held was that OF
the Tinsmths. This was devoted Tor the
greater part Of the evening to routine
business. and the hearing OF reports from
the delegates to the State Federation or
The other delegates sent to the various
conventions reported also after which the
meeting adjourned.
PLUMBERS RETURNING.
IT is thought that at the meeting or the
plumbers tonight the delegates 10 the con-
vention at Toronto will be on hand ana
that they will be able TO make brlef re-
The delegates have been away for near
ly a week and the last session or the CON
Vention has been held The recounting
OF the work done at the convention Will
be very interesting to the members mere,
since there were several questions uhuer
discussion that Interested them.
BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL MET.
The meeting of the Building Trades
council last evening was devoted TOT lhe
greater part OF the time 10 the merest
routine matters, owing To the fact that
most of the men were interested III tio
caucus lights In the various WARDS;
The meeting was devoted to the talks on
general matters and the reports OF the
delegates from the several locals Wheh
that was done the more Important mat
ters were held over TIL the next meet
ing.
RREWERS' CONVENTION OVER.
Tho feature Of the concluding ses-
sion OF the international brewery
Workers Yesterday afternoon In the
IiederkranZ hall was the nomlna-
tion of the officers for the ensuing tW9
Years The voting is TO be conducted
Sv referendum. The following were
nominated: Internatonay seSIeLaIy
treasurer Adam Huegmer, Chicago
paul Kemmer, Albany, n Y; inter
nationaI corresponding secretary,
Christopher Kull, Pittsonrg, LOUIS LOUIS
Kemper. CINCINNATI, ,n,, aamAgl faaenh ,vv,f,
PrncbestIe. Cincinnati. f. Sims ST.
Louis: editor OF Brauerzeitung, the
ofhciai organ, Gustaye MSs51er; Sdgnest tnuiag 81
Touis. A. Sierovisky. san Francisco,
John Hertel. Boston,; executiVe-t,lrs,
district comprising the New Engianu
states e f. Watt, Augustus SchrouW,
New Haven: Second district, comprising
New York state and Canada ana New
Jersey. Fred Reuz Buffaloi, a. kug
Ter, Newark; C. r. Becht15a, 1pa,,,nsvIyania
MARYLAND. Delaware and the District OF
Columbia Peter Schaefer, Philadelphia'
Christopher Hoehn, PittsbSuTs u e,SSnr JSnn
baltimore Fourth district comprlslng
Wisconsin. Michigan and minnesota,
Charles Lempke, Milwaukee' 6Snetprnfft Seprffe
Fifth district, comprising Illinois, In
diana and Kentucky, Joseph ,oberEe-
fell Indianapolis; Wlinam w No,ie oIsd.I
Misso,,ri Tennessee. Virginia and the
Carolinas. Charles Albrecht II. LOUIS
William Schreffel, ST. Louis; Joseph
cas- City; Henry Schwartz, ST. Louis;
Ioseph RYAN. 81. Louis. seventh dis-
trIct' comprising Alabama. Texas MIS-
slssippi and Florida, peOrES n,rEb bardt w a' San
hntonio. q EdIer. New orleans. Eighth
district. comprising the Pacific coast
a,.s,,o states scnuser M@ris Seattle e" The fcio%
Inc we're elected delegates to- the
American Federation OF Labor: LOUIS
Kemper, .Cincinnatii ,yJs,nr JAIN Sn.pa@ktt' Nnwark
and ]. NJ. Cannon, Detroit, - H.
The next convention Will be held ln
NGIWH was decided TO publish the
In The constitution In the
Rrauerzeitung. the otiicial organ ne
hill OF s4S9 incurred by tne NV, ~, yyas
executive I'm orgahiSa'"h "'"
ordered TO he paid. ..,., O.,
The grievance committee repor'eu :"
the convention certain slanderous statt-
ments made against the lnterhatIohud ~
ecutive Officers by local union NO. %
Nnwoukee The delegates were request
od nv the convention TO retract theso
cborges or withdraw. The three delegates
accordingly withdrew from tse cohven-
tlon. - g. ar.
A collection OF sss was taken mp Tor the
benefit OF member Of local union NO. 10.
OF philadelphia. and S4o0 was ,o"s..u 49,,
49,, tho family of the late John II. Wei
,,ic editor of tho Brauerzeitung. sums of
slco each were donated TO the Vulkszeit-
unR of New York and the Aubergerzeit,
une OF Chicago and SO each was granted