The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-26
THE FIELD
c. Co.,
OF LABOR

The following unions will hold sessions
tonight
Building Trades Council, Labor Temple
Tinsmiths, Labor Temple.
Engineers Weybosset street
PAINTERS SHORT MEETING.
Last evening the meeting of the paint
ers' union was held as usual and for the
greater part OF the time the business
done was OF the regular routine nature
The first item was the hearing OF the re-
ports Of the membership committee which
presented the names OF several new can
didates and also the names Of others who
Were asking 20 be reinstated
The business agent made report on
the work OF the past week pertaining 20
the trade and telling OF the efforts made
10 have troubles ad1udicated
Along with this he stated also the re-
suit OF his efforts IN connection with the
amusement place whore the manager. he
stated heaped upon him the ranSest In.
suits and abused him, as he thought with
the svowed intention OF making him COM
NIT an assault.
The union discussed the matter and de-
cied TO await the developments and the
results 1f the conference which thr- Duttd-
ing trades council is arranging.
The deiegates 10 the building trades
council also made a report on the busi-
ness that was done at the last meeting.
When that was over the time was devo-
ted TO routine business after which the
session closed.
AID FOR TYPOS.
An appeal has been received by the
Typographical union OF this city which is
but one OF a number sent out from the
international asking for aid for the San
Francisco union on account OF tho suf-
feri gthat has been caused by the raw
ages of the earthquake.
In the recent struggle OF No. q for an
eight-hour day II did not ask the in
ternational for a dollar by way OF reim-
bursement. On the contrary, IL contri-
buted far more than it's proportion 20
the international treasury. so that the
eight-hour day might be established gem
orally In view of this record the mem
bers OF the union are asked 10 clip 20 the
extent OF their ability Money may sent
10 Secretary Bramwood and TO the treas
urer OF the International union at Indian
apolis- Local 30 will meet next Sunday and
start a subscription.
TALENT ALL SECURED.
The talent for the grand entertainment
OF the Central Labor Union at the Shu-
bert theatre tomorrow night has been all
secured by President Brady and the mem
bers OF the committee and from the list
II would seem that the entertainment will
be as high-classed as any given acre for
"A long time.
Those who are TO take part are as fol-
lows: Hope Aylsworth, Claire Gillies,
May Hayes. Cecilia O'Leary, Gertrude
Donnelly, Eva Warden, May Nichols, Mae
Mona Charles Sandy Chapman. Nrden
!. Dillenback. Arthur Moore, w. ID. Camp
bell. William Sholes, Joe Charles, Hugh
Don. Tom Rehan, II. A. Reade, Harry
Paine. William Ward.
OTHER MEETINGS
Among the other meetings last evening
were those OF the Boilermakers, brick
layers, carpenters. railway clerks, steam
filters and sausage makers.
At each OF these sessions there was only
the regular routine matters TO occupy the
attention, with the exception OF the brick
layers. who are trying to reach some set
tleInent relative to the strike that was
called last fall on some of the work OF
the city
There was only discussion OF the plans
for a settlement and report OF the con
terence committee on the matter. The
same question will come up again at the
next meeting OF the union.