The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-21

rangements will be completed today and
matters will resume their usual routine
after today. The cooperative bakery will
continue operations as usual. Peace
reigns and bread plentiful.
OLNEYVILLE PAINTERS.
Local 692 o. riie Painters union met at
Labor Temple, Olneyville. last evening
and held a very satisfactory meeting.
President Flanagan was In the chair. Re-
ports from the Building Trades council
were read and approved. Communications
from headquarters on the good and well
fare OF the order was received with en-
thuslasm. The investigating committee
reported favorably on the names OF 10
candidates who were then Obligated. Sec
retary Hewlett reported 20 applications on
hand. which were referred to the inves-
tigating committee to be reported on at
the next night OF meeting Business Agent
Cummings reported on the conditions
throughout the city, showing that the
business OF the craft Is I'm very -four
ishing condition. II was voted TO increase
the Initiation fee, which has been SO since
the formation OF the union, TO SIS the first
OF June. Remarks upon the good and
welfare were made by a number OF the
members The secretarys report on the
financial standing OF the union was very
satisfactory and II is fair way To be-
come one OF the standard unions OF the
city.
After the singing OF the closing ode by
the members. the meeting adjourned un,
I'll next Monday evening, when a special
meeting will be held.
INVITATIONS ISSUED.
The invita- tions are being Issued 10 the
invited guests to the banquet OF Typo
graphical union To he given on June IL In
Infantry hall.
JUSTICE FOR HAYWOOD
Gen. Sherman Bell Is now asking for
.Qs-l lNa
whole thing is q farce. II Is unfair and
un-American. detest the principles Of
Meyer and Haywood. but ] think they
should get square deal, and IT you take
men from a state where the alleged
crimes were committed TO a place sup
posedly hostile TO them In another state,
I don't call Il a square deal NO one
believes that they vii get square Ted deai, tha
manner in which the alleged confession
OF Orchard was allowed To be published
| broadcast is sufficient evidence that no
square deal can be expected Tor Moyer.
Haywood and Pettibone
EXECUTIVE BOARD.
The executive board OF the Jewelry
Workers held a meeting last evening In
Labor Temple. and made arrangements
for pushing the matter OF organization or
the various branches OF the workers.
NO MORE BREAKERS,
wardell 4 Mann. the strike M & nreaSms eng
nishing the Boston struck firms with
strike breaker, i'm the present strike OF
team drivers was reported last night, by
railroad officials as 9nwi'ing @ & 10 pn Iphsfn tn
Boston because OF the monetary loss at
tending such shipment I'm the present
strike.
BREAKERS RESIST OFFICERS.
Captured after a desperate encounter,
during which both. i'm a vain effort TO es-
cape. badly used up an officer one oltins
his hand until the blood came, two strike
breakers from the Zealandia, one
guard. the other teamster were ar
rested by Reserve OFFICER Andrews OF the
Court square station. assisted by La
grange street officers. last night. Sensa-
tional I'm the extreme, the encounter;
which included the waving OF a loaded
revolver by the guard. attracted a big
crowd. on the arrival AZ the station the
guard gave the name OF William Smith.
He is known as Buster Brown anons
his comrades. and y said TO be e rhe
strongest man aboard the Zealandia. The
police would not give out the name OF the
other man. Both were booked on
charge OF drunkenness, but this morning
the additional charge OF carrying con.
cealed weapons will be placed against
them.
BIACKsMITHs AFTER MORE PAY.
piacksmiths OF Greater Boston have de-
ciaoa 10 hold a mass meeting OF the mem-
bers OF the Journeymen's and Helpers
unions next Sunday night, at Caledonlan
hall No. A. Eliot street. when preliminary
steps will be taken for the formation OF u
district council.
Al Sundays meeting OF the Black
smiths union. Local No. 2l9. Organizer
William J. Dougherty OF Buffalo, address
ed the members and eNhorted them TO be
more active In their efforts I'm unionizing
the craft In this city and vicinity. lie said
the wage scale was too low. When the
] district council is well under way an ef-