Show AMERICAN WORKMEN A slora if anne southern col I 1 satire SU TirE TO DE all sir to hie 1 false mif and primly low flemish KISH aarold AC rOlD theor see or ali oil country th ditar eliy lite own STANDARD P service davv bupt 13 the efty american n who have b en mating a tour in weeks firmed yesterday on the city of it me and a more delighted half hundred anen it would be liard to find all return more contented with their lot because 0 the compans ws made on the side without an exception they are of the opinion that american workman is paid better housed better cloth fid halter and generally better olt than liia fellow in only one industry that of the manufacture of military paraphernalia do they find eliat english male roods are superior to the american in many cases our etoila are iloie asty and better nude than theirs do w e lead them in machinery their machinery as a rule ii cumbersome cumber soma and lacks accuracy and epe d sir cheney miller of the party who is superintendent of the wah burce mills in mya that by long oddi ten best all machinery be paw at the exposi loa was that which he helped to pick p ick before be left home mr andiron And cron tinner in one factory in england say a making tin buoys they had to ba put through five processes process ea while in america they go through only oliree and the amer can products ara belter than ilia english sir clarma irn and steel worker w hen asked what lie thought of the iran and abeel working in the big works in englana and scotland said it 13 all out of dae in the mill wort in cleveland ae would braak it up or I 1 saw no jiing in my line that we not beat As for the condition of ahe working men there is no comparison harry ogden printer found in the composing ro ms he the frame appliances aliah ara in the american offices twenty B ago alie compositors are n t nea ly 0 agouni in ate and preb english i orto eo caa get but alie tt rk in the t ans eiel ally is not up to our mark lo 10 fra cc t e printers are more even tl a tasy are here in neither are they of the 10 in par a ony abnit ao a o oran iced and of 1200 ae women cagann his line the mn m n do about 5 per ceat as rk in england and braice as they ilo here chere beems to ba a marked ti improved machinery what they have n very crude it moie to turn out a good either in or france than it does her in england the she makers are well organized organ zed but in france they are not kenta in ingland are fully one half less than me have to pay shoe machinery on exhibition hibi tion at the exposition is all of american make or design he noticed that with the exception of few factories in garip neither the french nor alie eneli h go in for bayle so much as they do for usefulness edmund G vail finds h s trade in ang aid v ell organize and prosperous the are tha best oft than come the french with the germ ins ft ay behind in ciol lind the ebona are in the dw adling homes and the smiths wife acts as his helper in none of the countr es ae the black ami hs as well they abc here joseph thorp loc knothe engineer found his trade moally many engineers told inn that hie reason they come to america is because th y not gavi mcney anoch to pay the r fare axcy are fifty per ceat loader than they aio heie ahe open cabs are detill mufed and the companies hue taken the engineers teats away from them thiv th iv gay to prevent them from go r K bleed bleep william delany bricklayer anda eliat an american does double the work that a or englishman glisman En can gaea aicra are just about tw ca as much mrs lediard 51 barry athi is general organizer of tha women branch of lits of labor paid the condition of the female wadic workers in nil the countries we visited is deplorable in every brinch of industry except in clerical work they are infinitely off than lle american bomea workers their pay is anch less fur the same bork and to ahe in he bame ofle aa our worn n do would cost more in the b ock district in devonshire I 1 saw women at the forkl inai ing naila and chains among sewing women there is not much to choose Weba etlie sime sweating sa eating and starvation sta wages the women make al by hand at gileadi Gil radi for mt hire made avirta they gut as G 1 don the whole delegation went from the to the culeman where they will nay tomorrow to morrow leaving tomorrow night tor the west la the erie abw aiu l arves sept 12 the SO american workingmen and bomea a ho went to europe last july to int estimate the condition tondi tion of european ingmen through mr thompson Thom pHon mainger of alie party well they are not to be compared loouis albort eiery trade cabre in our party and they examine 1 carefully carp fully the products and ma chinery of the old auntry ou it was observed that tha machinery was cumbersome and lacks the completeness been in our froin the timo we slated W wee met w ith committees aad treated in the beet fible mancur it was found that wages deeon alit average 33 per cent lower than in this country II 11 M oden of cincinnati went with the party and tin arde ilo eaid in eurcho tey ara abut eherd the of aliis country were 20 yera apo joseph joked into work in in europe they were not organized their wages vi era about 00 per cent lower than in tha country 1 dalbery Eal bery cut a capture Cap turf cal sept 12 J L batterson rat terson of the aun over mine aa knocked off his bow between this place and calico and of in nold coin the johb r then kuok linroe and with the money several parties including inc ludins the victim started in pursuit last dod ron the robber maa overtaken by I 1 and john Ac lierman near coyote hole ho atai 4 ing behind aonie brush when they camo him and com menrel shooting they hia tire bitting dodson tuner kailing him instantly the stolen money nai found on him |