The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
SIGNORINA RODT, ANARCHIST.
SIZE WAS THE sTAR ORATOR ar THE
sALA PEsslGyO.


0's ="
"yivs Ia Stella viva Ia rivoluzione So
cislew
viva Viva Benlssimoi Bra.aa-a-a.a-
ayo -
He Is aspy, lie Ia a consular agent He
is an epemyw
PUT him QUIT lie cannot stav here Get
out Of hero y,
bog Villain spy Rogue -
"Silep2io sirnori :"
IL was in the SaIa pessaRno known 70 tbe
police as psssagno's HnII n long low room
which YOU reach by walking through pessap.
nos saloon at "a Washington square then
trnversIno the titchen md crossing n ANAL
COURTYARD where Won are likely TO slim on
IN. er.asy stones There was Al italian mass
mestinp in this plnce last night the object
of which vas to exptsss sympatby with th.
sicilians. who are revolving aeainst taxation
and other things The call to the meeting was
headed in big letters, "ItalIani - and was
siened " II Comitato. 4" but did not tell who tn.
speakers were to be or the exact nature OF the
Meeting
There were about 200 men present. and only
ono woman. This woman wa. Young and
strikIngly prettv She seemed TO be % or ~
years old but Il turned out aftervard that she
was onlvI7
"You no spikka 'Taliano?" said A good
natured bearded man to the reporter. Yer,
well. You sitta heah. | bringa man what
spIkka Tneleesh."
A aforementioned lad wa. trotted ont and
was talked to at great length by half dozen
r,or,tors ., tho oor,r,i,toa .vor ,.hioh La
momper. OF tne Comln',ee, after Whieh he
Me .pikka yer' flne AnRleesb. Me- ITALIA Won
4, 49, 81 ~, p.iI.t 4. ,,Li,, r.,
WHO'S lnE. le,,ueul 10 ArI'neot Eng,
AnF ian m "a in
ALA workinCman. Xassa ALL
p,.sIdan, Iaa,i,no ooiI.J Oh. r,.o,,no 90
order and made n long spsech In italian. The
audience listened with closest attention; some
- 81, - ,Iia,S,. o., .,..ot, IN, 1T. IT,
OF 'he men ioIlo"ine tue speech WIN thelr ups
contracting their brOws when anything
displeasod them. There was one man
whose lace was covered win Week
growth OF hair; around his forehead he
n mao ueu reu " 81" ,. MS small
oIAeN eyes eioweu; ms 'aco was ione' narrow
h,s ,oIdad arrns r.s,tn, IN hi. tn..s t,rina
re rN-V,I n'"s ,,S y" ~
all at once no Jumped up, threw out his long
arms and beloved in cavernous tones:
" Benissmo! Benissmo"
DE spikka he spuck." explained the In
t.rpr.ter dat in Stella dey YER good II dey
Suddenly a hubbub arose Every man in
he
the room began 10 SPEAK ana the FEWER
hearers he had tho louder he spoE. ono man
jumped on a chair and Yelled
"SiIsnzio, Silsnzio, SiIenzior
He cay 'sheddup." explained tho inter
italiano colony. an dey no like It. Dey say
'proletariat' an Socialist an working.
man"
The man with the loudest voice finally
quelied the others and made a speech. lie
a an or. and ~" 9archanIs ~ thn eIian c ,ne
hut only tho workingmen: that the wealthy
Italians were not in sympathy with the Sic-
had no right 10 eonsonc in the nams s oi Tie
The f arose and began to speak. In
a minute there was another hubbub.
terprster told Old the reporter. an nav Everybody
say dat too much. Dey want one man. Der
lake &c too Sf long" '''N = ''"' INK ''A'' u"
Five men ali talking at once. cams forward
excitedly and surrounded the Jhairma an each
rounding the table with his list. They evil
IDENTITY Nv. had a grievance ,,,.r IT,,
gotta time listen all night hey want wan
spicHa what tell 'um ali bout STELLA an d
Ia xations."
After the Ave On had been talking for few
minutes. the President Ioined in tho discus
sion and his yGise heinz Il: T., he
ing IN ounted the platform buttoned his coat
and stuck his hat into his pocket. He gave a
which drove the Sicillans to revolt. aud said
that Ii they won ii would be great step to-
ward the EN- an cipatlon OF the working classes.
This man, however. was not an orator. The |
next man was.
Signor Alamo" cried the President. A tall. |
hand some man. with black eyes ana curling |
came forward, smiling the self !
possessed smile OF tho born orator. Throwing !
his head back and foldin0 his arms upon his |
breast, he began 10 speak. He had hardly |
uttered i've words when the audience cx-
ploded with enthusiasm.
Bravissmo! Bsnissimo" they cried. The |
lantern. iawod man was a volcano OF enthusi- |
asm., His Benissimo!" was Ike the report
" lie call dem hees brudder slaves" the in
terpretsr explained. II i'm YER tlne spicka."
Thsre was a moments silence. Then the |
speaker arms flew upward his face grew dis |
torted and no rushed headlong into a wild |
N edloy OF sonorous words, the volume OF |
which filled the room. At every pause the au- |
Hence shouted appreciation. Tie young wo-
nan VINO had hitherto seemed Indifferent
eaned forward and followed eagerly every |
word the speaker uttered.
"Benissimo" she cried suddenly Every
,ye in the room was turned upon hcr and sh.
flushed. The speaker stopped for a IN omsnt
md with a smile bowed TO her. thereby in,
,rsasing her confusion. When he had nm
shed th8ra was "A loud shout from avery ma ri