years at trade seven years; learned trade in the office of Dakota Staats Zeitung, Sioux Falls, S. D.; worked at Clinton, Iowa, in 1897; Davenport, Iowa, 1899-1900; Chicago, Ill., 1902. 36, Oakland, Cal.-C. E. Sutphen, age 28 years; at business twelve years; worked last in Santa Cruz, Cal. C. J. Hoke, age 23 years; at business five years; learned trade in Santa Cruz, Cal. E. C. Ebsen, age 32 years; at business fourteen years; learned trade in Nevada City, Cal., and Pinole, Cal. 39, Grand Rapids, Mich.-H. W. Maunerstrom, age 21 years; learned trade in Grand Rapids. L. D. Haviland. age 31 years; learned trade in Lake View, Mich. 40, St. Joseph, Mo.-George A. Daw, age 32 years; at trade nineteen years; learned trade at Hiawatha, Kan. 41, Augusta, Ga.-Carswell Williams, for conditional membership; working on Augusta Herald; never worked anywhere else. 47, New Haven, Conn.-P. H. O'Brien; learned trade on the Journal and Courier; worked at the printing trade thirty-five years. James F. Hunter, age 34 years; learned trade in office of W. N. Jennings, New York city. Frank Walter, age 24 years; learned trade in office of Tuttle, Morehouse and Taylor, this city. Charles E. Manning, age 44 years; learned trade in office of Tuttle, Morehouse and Taylor. R. H. Thompson, age 22 years; learned trade in Dorman Lithograph Company. Charles H. Ammerman, age 28 years; learned trade in office of Price, Lee, Adkins Company. William J. Eagan, age 31 years; worked at trade twelve years; learned trade in office of Journal and Courier. 50, Saginaw, Mich.-William Fritz, age 24 years; at trade seven years; always worked in Saginaw; now managing German publishing house. 53, Cleveland, Ohio-Edgar A. Smith, age 25 years; at trade eleven years; learned trade in office of the A. C. Rogers Company, Cleveland, Ohio. William Lukes, age 26 years; at trade nine years; learned trade in office of Echo Printing Company, Limited, Amherstburg. Ont. Isadore Goldsmith, age 27 years; at trade fifteen years; learned trade in office of Samuel Oppenheimer, Cleveland, Ohio; former member No. 53. Henry A. Becker, age 24 years; at trade five years; learned trade in office of Corday & Gross, Cleveland, Ohio. Peter G. Fenn, age 31 years; at trade fifteen years; learned trade in office of William Humphrey, Geneva, N. Y.; former member No. 53. Bert F. Porter, age 34 years; at trade eleven years; learned trade in office of Palladium, Benton Harbor, Mich.: former member of union, but was suspended for not paying per capita tax while in Cuba, serving in the army during Spanish war. 60, Roanoke, Va.-C. B. Rule, age 29 years: worked seven years at trade; learned trade in Roanoke, Va.; was rejected in Roanoke two years ago, and was rejected in Newport News before that time. 62, Utica, N. Y.-Fred Keiner, former member No. 62; was a member of Rochester Union, but expelled for nonpayment of dues. Ernest B. Leonard, worked in offices of Balch Bros. and West Company; for apprentice membership. 84, San Bernardino, Cal.-E. E. Norwood, age 32 years; at trade five years; learned trade on Times, Index and Sun, San Bernardino, and Tribune St. Peter; applied for admission to St. Paul Union No. 30, September, 1900. 87, Houston, Texas-Miss Anna Stokes, age 27 years; worked at trade eight years; learned trade on Telegram, Cairo, Ill.; worked on Trades' Journal. St. Louis, Mo., 1896; Boot and Leather Gazette, St. Louis, Mo., 1898; American, Lake Charles, La., 1891; for Rein Lithographing Company, Orange, Texas, 1892; is now living in Houston. H. W. Whitley, age 23 years; at business twelve years; learned trade on Examiner, Navasola, and Courier, Tyler, Texas; never worked outside of Texas towns; made application to Austin Union No. 138, in August, 1902, but left there before action was taken, and application held over pending his return; former application published in JOURNAL, September 1, 1902. 89, Chattanooga, Tenn.-J. W. Eastin, learned trade on Chronicle, Chillicothe, Mo.. thirty years ago; formerly belonged to union; last union, Kansas City, Mo., in 1899; been out of business since then. 95, Helena, Mont.-Edward E. Ivins, age 49 years; nonprinter proofreader; worked at proofreading, etc., for fifteen years, in the following offices: Tribune and Herald, Salt Lake; Inter Mountain, Butte, Mont. 100, Norwich, Conn.-James N. Burdick, worked at trade five years, on Bulletin; never been member of any union. 103, Newark, N. J.-John C. Spawn, seven years at trade. Richard Fulcher, twelve years at trade. Joseph Lunn, nine years at trade. Joseph Healy, eight years at trade. A. Bulsiewicz, nineteen years at trade, for reinstatement. 107, Rock Island, Ill., Etc.-H. E. Wickham, age 41 years; at trade twenty-four years; learned trade on Herald, Morris, Ill.; has worked at La Salle and Streator, III. 108, Hagerstown, Md. - Franklin T. Hodges, age 30 years; at trade eleven years; learned trade in Gaithersburg; now working at Sharpsburg, Md. 116, Kenosha, Wis.-Mark P. Monroe, age 30 years; worked at trade ten years; learned trade in office of the Free Press and Courier, Pawpaw, Mich.; worked in the office of Lawton Leader, at Lawton, Mich.; Index office, at Chicago, Ill. 118, Des Moines, Iowa - Wade Gray, age 27 years; worked at trade twelve years; learned trade in Souvenir office, Jefferson, Iowa; never belonged to a typographical union. 119, Jefferson City, Mo.-Bernard Bruegging, served four years at trade. in this city. 121, Topeka, Kan.-W. H. Kent, age 51 years; as proofreader. Charles G. Langdon, at trade seventeen years; was a member of No. 80 in 1893-1894; now working at Junction City. M. C. Hazel, former member of No. 80, at Kansas City; now in Philippines. 130, Halifax, N. S.-A. E. MacDermott, age 23 years; at trade nine years; served apprenticeship in Halifax. 138, Austin, Texas-Chas, Julian Baldwin, age 20 years: worked at trade six years; learned trade in office of A. C. Baldwin & Sons; also worked in office of Austin Evening News. A. A. Grimes, age 28 years; worked at trade six years; learned trade in office of Austin Printing Company; worked for Von Boeckmann, Schutze & Co., and A. C. Baldwin & Sons. G. S. Leaverton, age 29 years: worked at trade sixteen years; learned trade in office of G. W. Leaverton, at Clifton, Texas; worked in the following places: A. C. Baldwin & Sons, Austin; Sticker office, Schulenberg, Texas; Firm Foundation, Austin. 152, Manchester, N. H.-Miss Sarah E. Stimpson, age 31 years; at trade fourteen years; learned trade in office of Mr. Wentworth, Boston, Mass.; worked in Boston, for A. Mudge & Son and on Boston Budget; and at Norwood (Mass.) Press. 165, Worcester, Mass.-U. G. Buxton, of Gardner, Mass.; learned trade in office of the Enterprise, Bristol, N. H.; worked in Quincy, Mass., in June, 1899, and Manchester, N. H., in January, 1897. 195, Paterson, N. J.-Thomas Rigg, served four years in State Deaf and Dumb School. William Theurer, served five years at business. 212, Pawtucket, R. I. Miss Fannie J. McKelvey, served an apprenticeship of four years in Chronicle printing-office, this city. 223, Marysville, Cal.-Austin G. McIntyre, age 22 years; at the printing business six years; learned trade in office of Nevada Transcript: never before made application to any union. 226, Vancouver, B. C.-Owen Fleming, age 26 years; worked at Red Deer and South Saskatchewan; five years at trade. M. M. Pettypiece, age 20 years; for apprentice membership; worked in New Denver and Revelstoke. 230. Danville, Ill.—James Garrard, age 19 years; learned trade in Danville; worked five years; has worked in St. Louis, Mo.; worked last four months in office of Thomas C. Egan, Denver, Colo. 256, Great Falls, Mont.-J. F. White, age 21 years; for apprentice membership; at business three and a half years; worked for the Montana Advertising Company, Butte, Mont.; and the Great Falls Leader. 260, Findlay, Ohio-Charles Y. McCort, age 31 years; deposited card at Wheeling, W. Va.; left for Marion, Ohio, and allowed card to lapse in January, 1902. 262, Uniontown, Pa.-Roy E. Fox, age 23 years; at trade eleven years, on McKeesport Times and Herald. 266, Elkhart, Ind.-Carl E. Stivers, age 24 years; at trade seven years; learned trade on Herald, Liberty, Ind.; worked on Chronicle, College Corners, Ohio; Courier, Connersville, Ind. J. A. Scott, age 30 years; at trade fifteen years; learned trade on Independent, Waveland, Ind.; also worked on Chronicle, Harrisburg, Ill.; Enquirer, Bremen, Ind. William B. Kreigbaum, age 31 years; at trade fourteen years; learned trade on Perry County Democrat, New Bloomfield, Pa.; also worked for Mennonite Publishing Company and on Review, Elkhart, Ind. Grace Throop, age 29 years; at trade twelve years; learned trade on Daily Review, Elkhart: also worked there. Alice Hale, age 33 years; at trade twelve years; learned trade with Review Printing Company, Elkhart, Ind.; also worked on Catholic Universe, Cleveland, Ohio. Homer Watson, age 29 years; learned trade on Reflector, Argos. Ind.; also worked on Republican, Plymouth, Ind.; for Mennonite Publishing Company, Elkhart, Ind. E. C. Chase, age 33 years; at trade six years; learned trade at Review Printing Company, Elkhart, Ind.; has always been employed there. 280, Marietta, Ohio-H. H. Haugh or Hawk, age 30 years; at business fourteen years; worked on the Mail, Hagerstown, Md., in 1892; learned trade on the Keystone Gazette, at Waynesboro, Pa. 283, Oklahoma City, Okla.-G. V. Sommermeyer, age 22 years; at trade four years; learned trade in office of Sealy (Texas) News; has never before applied for admission to union. 285, Ansonia, Conn.-J. S. Neal, age 50 years; at trade five years, as pressman on the Sentinel, at Ansonia, Conn.; learned trade in office of the Sentinel. 286, Marion, Ind. - Dwight Lindley, seven years at trade; learned trade in Fairmount, Ind. 293, Pensacola, Fla.-Charles Winburn, age 26 years; at trade eight years, in Fayetteville, N. C. 295. Newport, R. I.-C. M. Smith, age 30 years; at trade ten years, in this city. 303, Cleburne, Texas-Guy Yater, served five years' apprenticeship, at Grandview; never worked in a union town. 334, Clinton, Iowa-Harry J. Seaton, formerly a member of Rock Island (Ill.) Union. 339, Beaumont, Texas-J. V. Cantrell, age 37 years; at trade eighteen years; learned trade in office of Belmond (Iowa) Herald; worked in Bee office, Omaha. Neb., 1891; Herald, Chicago, 1893. 340, Nelson, B. C.-Roy W. Larned, age 19 years; at trade five and one-half years; learned trade in office of Herald-Advance, Milbank, S. D. 350, Joplin, Mo.-C. J. Warner, age 29 years; at business thirteen years; learned trade in office of DemocratMessenger, Eureka, Kan.; worked on Wellington (Kan.) Star in 1898; Review office, Moline, Kan., 1901-2; Leader office, Guthrie, Okla., fall and winter of 1900. 352, Phoenix, Ariz.-W. I. Locke, age 27 years; eight years at trade; learned in office of Providence (R. 1.) Albatype Company; worked in offices of Enterprise, Silver City, N. M.; Reporter and Register, Loveland, Colo. Thomas J. Murphy, age 43 years; learned trade in office of Gazette, Lewiston, Maine; lost Dallas (Texas) card at San Jose, Cal., two years ago; has since been out of the business most of the time. 362, Traverse City, Mich.-Mrs. W. H. Ebner, age 30 years; at trade six years; learned trade in this city. 401, Hazleton, Pa.-Herbert Hooper, Ithaca, N. Y.; ten years at trade, in Owego and Ithaca, N. Y. 420, Mansfield, Ohio-Effie I. Johnson, age 27 years; at trade eight years; has worked in Ashland, Ohio, and St. Augustine, Fla. 426, Bristol, Tenn.-G. S. McAffee, learned trade at Nicholasville, Ky., on Jessamine Journal; has been a union printer for thirty years, but lost his card three years ago; has not worked under jurisdiction of a union since. 427, Vicksburg, Miss.-H. M. Guffing, age 29 years; at trade nineteen years; has worked in Utica, Jackson, Hattiesburg and Lexington, Miss. 429, Battle Creek, Mich.-Robert L. Davis, age 37 years; at trade eleven years. R. C. Nash, age 62 years; at trade twenty-four years; has worked in Niles, Mich. 443, Herkimer, N. Y.-Frank B. Leland, age 21 years; at business four years; learned trade in Journal Printing Company, Seneca Falls, N. Y.; now working for Citizen Publishing Company, Ilion, N. Y. 448, La Crosse, Wis.-Joseph A. Weigel, age 41 years; at trade twenty-six years; has worked in Milwaukee, Wis, 451, Plattsburg, N. Y.-Benjamin S. Cramer, age 46 years; at trade thirty-three years; served time in office of J. W. Tuttle & Co., Plattsburg; worked in Rockville, Conn., and Port Henry, N. Y. Samuel H. Mulholland, age 24 years; at trade seven years, in Plattsburg offices. 453, Norwich, N. Y.-Edgar A. Steele, age 55 years; worked at trade thirty-nine years; learned trade in office of Wyoming Democrat, Tunkhannock, Pa.; worked in following places: Wilkes Barre, Pa., 1870; Binghamton, N. Y., 1871-1872; Norwich, N. Y., 1872-1892; joined union at Scranton, Pa., to which he belonged two years; paid up and took out card; unable to find card. 465, Tucson, Ariz.-Antonio Redondo, learned trade in Tucson; never worked outside of this city except a short time in Cananea, Mex. O. E. Shannon, learned trade at Atlantic, lowa; worked on Bee and Republican at Omaha, and Leader and Register at Des Moines; formerly member of Omaha Union, but card lapsed some eight years ago; has not worked at business since; recently from St. Louis. 467, Dawson, Y. T.-M. J. Fitzgerald, learned trade at Antigonish, N. S.; worked on Chronicle, Halifax; Advocate, Sydney, N. S.; never before applied for admission. 468, Yonkers, N. Y.-George B. Mottram, learned trade in office of F. L. Mottram, Yonkers; worked at trade twenty years. Thomas Fee. learned trade in office of Mackie & Co.. Warrington, Eng.; worked at trade fifteen years. 471, Sherman, Texas-R. R. Rea, age 29 years; at trade seventeen years; worked at Mt. Sterling, Ill. Albion Drew, worked at trade ten years; learned trade on TimesStar, Terrell, Texas. J. Harry Sloan, at trade thirteen years; learned trade at Coleman Bros., Kansas City, Mo. 489, Livingston, Mont.-H. S. Hussey, age 29 years; at trade ten years; learned trade in office of Post, Edgar, Neb.: also worked in Cooperstown and Jamestown, N. D. 495, Port of Spain, Trinidad-R. C. Trotman, age 27 years; six years at trade; learned trade in Herald office, Barbados; also worked on Daily Liberal, Demerara; has never before applied for membership into any union. B. F. Springer, age 35 years; fourteen years at trade; learned trade in government printing office, St. Vincent; also worked in Port of Spain Gazette office, Port of Spain; now working on the Mirror; has never before applied for membership into any union. J. H. Romeo, age 28 years; four years at trade; learned trade in Mirror office; has never before applied for admission to any union. James W. Grant, age 40 years; nineteen years at trade; learned trade in government printing office, Port of Spain; has never worked in any other office, nor ever applied for admission into any union. J. A. Morris, age 34 years; fifteen years at trade; learned trade in the Chronicle office, Port of Spain; also worked in the following offices: Port of Spain Gazette, Daily News, Public Opinion and the Mirror; has never before applied for membership into any union. C. Jacelon, age 25 years; six years at trade; learned trade in Daily News office, Port of Spain; now working at Adamson's office; has never before applied for membership into any union. A. Chaplin, age 23 years; for apprentice membership; three years at trade. learning in the government printing office, Port of Spain. J. Grainger, age 20 years; for apprentice membership; three years at trade, learning in government printing office. E. Norman, age 21 years; for apprentice membership; at trade three years; now at Munroe & Co.'s. Port of Spain. 509, Greenville, Texas-J. T. Story, Jr., age 24 years; learned trade on Nevada County Picayune, Prescott, Ark.; at trade ten years; worked at News office, Nashville, Ark.; Signal, Honey Grove, Texas; News, Ladonia, Texas. Lloyd Leister, age 27 years; learned trade in Jacksonian office, Heber, Ark.; at trade six years; worked at News office, Bonham, Texas; Signal, Honey Grove, Texas; Favorite, Bonham. Texas. 515, Iowa City, Iowa-Clarence H. Fairall, age 36 years: at trade twenty years; learned trade in office of Iowa City Republican. Miss Mae DeWolfe, age 27 years; at trade eleven years; learned trade in office of Iowa City Republican. 522, Morristown, N. J.-John J. Vorholz, age 22 years; at trade five years; learned trade in Evening Express office, this city. 525, Benton Harbor, Mich.-William E. Morris, jr., learned trade in office of Graphic Publishing Company, Peabody, Kan.; has worked in Lawrence, Kan., and Kansas City, Mo. 531, Hudson, N. Y.-C. S. Harroun, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.; age 52 years; at trade thirty-four years; learned trade at Benton & Andrews, Rochester, N. Y.; has worked on Knoxville (Tenn.) Chronicle and Schuylerville Standard. 538, Washington, Ind.-Peter L. Mallett, age 21 years; at trade five years; has worked in Vincennes and Sullivan, Ind. 545, Waukesha, Wis.-Henrietta Kimball, age 24 years; at trade six years, in this city. 550, Windsor, Ont.-Walter Black, age 31 years; fifteen years at business; learned trade on Guelph Herald; belonged to Detroit Union about the year 1895; never worked in union town since taking out card from Detroit Typographical Union. 552, Long Branch and Asbury Park, N. J.-Harry Layton, age 26 years; at trade twelve years; learned trade in Press office, Asbury Park; worked in Ocean Grove, 1898; Derby (Conn.) News, March, 1899; Journal, Asbury Park, 1899. Rejections, Suspensions, Expulsions, Reinstatements. 20, Nashville, Tenn.-W. R. Emmett, rejected. 23, Milwaukee, Wis.-H. A. Prindle, Frank Bretzmann, reinstated. 103, Newark, N. J.-George P. Coles, reinstated. 108, Hagerstown, Md.-Jonas S. McCardell, rejected. 161, Fall River, Mass.-Franklin B. Christmas, Michael J. Tracey, J. E. Moreau, suspended for non-payment of dues. 233, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Robert E. Swackhamer, Charles N. Collins, expelled for non-payment of dues. 242, York, Pa. - Marseilles Becker, Frank Gosnell, George T. Millard, Clarence S. Welsh, John Kunkle, Edward Lloyd, George Garver, George A. Spangler, George A. Ziegler, Frank Weitsel, George Heckert, George Baugher, suspended. 243, Hutchinson, Kan.-G. C. Miller, reinstated. B. O. Wible, Mrs. A. A. Nettleton, suspended for non-payment of dues. 265, Ottawa, Il-Clarence G. Wilson, suspended for non-payment of dues. 286, Marion, Ind.-R. C. Johnson, suspended for nonpayment of dues. 304, Albuquerque, N. M.-Coral Roberts, reinstated. 333, Denison, Texas-J. J. Dennis, rejected for ratting in Fort Worth. 372. Clarksburg, W. Va.-Pierre Lorentz. reinstated. C. H. Craddock, expelled for misappropriating funds belonging to the union. 375, Prescott, Ariz.-G. S. Ferguson, suspended for non-payment of dues. 384. Montpelier, Vt.-Nye L. Smith, expelled for ratting. 444, Champaign and Urbana, Ill.-C. N. Ritter, suspended for non-payment of dues. 450. Columbus, Ind.-Maud Fortner, Horace Everroad, expelled for ratting. 499, Mount Vernon, Ill.-Walter Rose, J. T. Kelley, suspended. 525, Benton Harbor, Mich. Harry Merchant, suspended for non-payment of dues. Election of Officers. Beloit, Wis.-President, A. J. Balzer; vice-president, W. B. Gough; secretary, Will Garrigan; treasurer, M. L. Marshal; sergeant-at-arms, A. H. Pratt. Chattanooga, Tenn-President, James Sharp; vicepresident, W. L. Gardner; recording secretary, Charles F. Guy; secretary-treasurer, W. H. Cooke; sergeant-atarms, Herman Bisplingpoff. Dawson, Y. T.-President, R. S. Richards; vice-president, A. H. Dever; secretary-treasurer, E. K. Sargison; executive committee, H. C. Casper, G. S. Garwood; sergeant-at-arms. David Ross; auditors, A. H. Dever, H. C. Casper, G. S. Garwood. Glens Falls, N. Y.-President, Lyman H. Burnett; vice-president, C. E. Van Wagner; recording-corresponding secretary, W. J. King; financial secretary-treasurer. Charles C. Mahoney; trustees, T. Cronkhite, Theodore Bull, H. C. Cushman; auditing committee, H. C. Keeffe, Eugene Sansouci, James Gordon; sergeant-atarms, H. C. Keefte. Little Falls, N. Y.-President, Gaspard Dussault; vicepresident, Edward Agne; secretary, Lloyd A. Palmer; treasurer, Fernando Wright; sergeant-at-arms, Emory Everson. Nelson, B. C.-President, W. G. McMorris; vice-president, W. J. Hill; secretary-treasurer, L. W. Ackley, care Daily News; sergeant-at-arms, C. V. Dake; executive committee, Eugene Miller, W. J. Poole, C. E. Smitheringale. INTERNATIONAL STEREOTYPERSANDELECTROTYPERS UNION Miscellaneous. Look out for him.-One James Cook, a rat stereotyper, claims to have worked on the Chicago Inter Ocean, a union paper. He ratted the Chicago Tribune when the stereotypers struck in July. 1898, and was discharged for incompetency; last heard from in Toledo, Ohio. Applications for Membership. 27, Hartford, Conn., Etc. (Stereotypers)-Frank E. Newton, age 26 years; worked five and one-half years on Hartford Times, George P. Collins, age 26 years; at trade six years, four years on Elmira Gazette, two years on New Haven Union. Rejections, Suspensions, Expulsions, Reinstatements. 56, Pittsburg, Pa. (Stereotypers)-Theodore Weitzenhotter, reinstated. For supplies... 9, Buffalo-For October For supplies... 10, Louisville-For November Card in Journal to October, 1903. 13, Boston-For October.. 14, Harrisburg-For October. 20, Nashville-For October 23, Milwaukee-For October 24. Jackson-For October. 26. Petersburg-For October For supplies... 101 copies Journal for October. 41, Augusta-For October... 42, Minneapolis-For October.. 44, Rome-For October 48, Atlanta-For October: 49, Denver--For October.. 50, Valley City-For October. For supplies.... 54, Raleigh-For October. 55, Syracuse-For October 63, Toledo-For October. For supplies.. 64, Lafayette-For October. 60 copies Journal for October Card in Journal to October, 1903. 74, Belleville-For October 76, Terre Haute-For October. 78, Fort Wayne-For October 79, Wheeling-For November. 80, Kansas City-For October For supplies....... 83, Hebrew-American-For October 84, San Bernardino-For November 85, St. John-For October.. $42,630 82 103 50 8.50 335 70 3.00 117 00 150 4.00 68 10 3.00 298 20 |