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L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1900-05-28
ALL'ESPOSIzIONE
II PalazzO degli Stati Uni.
Ii CritiCatO.
(Dispaccio telegrafico)

PARIGI, 26 = Ora che tutti Palaz-
ri dele Nazioni estere sono aperti al
pubblico, lie pin acerbe criticize vengo-
no fatte al Padiglione degli Stati Until.
da tutti parigini forestieri, dichia-
ratio antiartistico. non solo mel suo e.
sterno ma anche nellinterno.
Specialmente sfigura accanto al bel
Palazzi dele attire Nazioni che sono vi
cini quello gia a quest'or viene de-
signato con parole che 10 spregiano e
ridicoleggiano.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1900-05-28

LA NUOvA TOTOGRAFlA italiana
di G Uberto ST q trasferita dal No. 2l3
di via Pacific al No 724 di via Front,
angelo di Broadway, con ufficio plan
terreno.
Gl'italiani della Colonia di San Fran
cisco sono invitati visitare la gran
diosa esposizione di fotografie glual-
care da quelle del valore delrartista.
Cura precisione massima nelresecu-
zione di lavoro d. qualunque grandez-
"a. Prezzi pin ragionevoli possiDlll.
Chi desidera farsi ritrarre In una
buona fotografia non manchi di vista
re questo raccomandabile stabiiimento.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1900-05-28
A DIFESA DEL
NOSTRO IDIOMA
LIE ScuOle Italiane all E.
SterO.

SMIRNE, p A quanto mi 81 assicura
il Ministero degli AFFAIR." esteri d'Italia
venuto nella determinations di ten
tare, anche quf. la costruzione di un To-
Gale per lie scuole, e ha chiesto questo
regio console Sc. con un fondo iniZiale
di |. is mila con lie contribution della
colonia Isl potrebbe ottencre Iintento
Quando 81 consideri che 81 spendc,oo
parecchie migliaia di franchi tutti gil
ami, in affitto di locali, che non corri-
spondono che in piccolissima parte al
lie esigenze scolastiche. non 81 pu0 me
no di lodare questo proposito del Mi
nistro allie nostre istituzioni scolasti-
che; verrebbe a procurare anche una
notevole economic per | futuri bilanci
dello State. Ed da augurarsi che il ba
rome Acton riesca svegliare vivifi-
care il languente spirito patriottico di
questa colonia per tradurre in alto il
progetto saviamente vagheggiato dal
Governo
La colonia Italiana a Costantinopoli
ha gia un locale scolastico proprio do
vuto al patriottismo degli italiani tutti
cola stabiliti. opportunamente suscita-
to favorito in particular modo da quel
la Societa Operaia. come pure ha ospe-
dale nazionale; altrettanto va detto del
lie colonie di Salonicco di Tunisi la
prima dele quail dopo aver costrutto
un' n'ospedale ha gia initiate i lavori per
un'edifizio scoTastico la seconda ha te
ste inaugurato un'ospedale che gloria
vanto del nome italiano
Dappertutto nellie nostre colonie
del levante sono sorti Istituti. Circoli
filologici italiani con sede propria; solo
Smirne non ha saputo finora spinger-
81 nella CARA. assurgendo patriottica.
Sc 81 eccettua Popera, certamente bene-
flea, esercitata dali 'Associazione nazio-
male. il cui merito, pero. principalmen
te dovuto, pin che ALA colonia in Sc
stessa. allinstanoabile. costante attivi-
Ia e perseverance propaganda dele suo
re d'Ivrea veramente benemerite della
madre patria
Sara giunto il momento dell'azione
anche per questa colonia? Ne sarebbe
proprio tempo.
Ed a proposito di scuole dobbiamo ri
chiamare l'attenzione del R. Governo
sulla classe tanto benemerita degl'in-
segnanti al quail sopratutto va attri-
suito II risorgere sempre crescente del
10 spirito nazionale nellie Colonie.
Sono in gran parte. giovanni operosi
Intelligent, amanti del bene, pieni di
ardore patrio, che lasciarono l'Italia,
quasi primavere novelle obstinate a
portare in contrade lontane il fludo vi
vificatore dellitalico gentle idioma
soave.
II pin di essi furono abbagliati dallo
splendore mel quale loro apparve, CO.
me in dolce carezzante vis4bne, lau-
reola di gloria che avrebbe indorata Ia
loro opera santa, cui erano chiamati;
cui 81 aggiunge la seduzione dele
smaglianti pr0messe che udirono in va
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1900-05-28
Retata di truffatOri.
(Dispaccio Telegrafico)

NEW YORK, 26 - I'm telegramma
da Parigi al World" annuncia che la
polizia ha scoperto l'esistenza d'una
banda di truffatori, circa 200, organiz-
zata in Societa ed il cui scope era quel-
10 di barare al giuoco. Molti di questi
cavalieri d'industria erano ammessi mel
la buona societa frequentavano mi
gliori Clubs.
Molti di essi operavano nei luoghi del
bagni, sulla Riviera figure nellie ca
pitali di Europa.
Caporione della banda un brasiila-
no che 81 faceva passare per Marchese.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1900-05-28
Per lie elezitnI presidential.
(Dispaccio Telegrafico)

WASHINGTON, Pc - Ter sera venne
tenuto un meeting del sottocomtato
repubblicano della Convenzione Repub-
blicana Nazionale, onde prendere gil ul
timi accordi per la prossima convenzio-
ne di Filadelfia.
II sottocomitato consiste di varii uo-
mini influenti del partito ed il presi-
dente IL senatore M. A. Hanna.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1900-05-28
IL CANALE DI PANAMA
81 riprendOnO i lavori della
grande impresa.
(Dispaccio Telegrafico)

NEW YORK. 26 - Teegrafano da
Colon, Columbia, al San:
La Compagnia del Canale di Panama
ha ricevuto ordini da Parigi di ripren-
dere lavori su larga scala
Sono gia stati posti al lavoro motif
meccanici gran numero di braccian-
ii.
La cannoniera americana "Machias"
ha ricevuto ordine dincrociare nellie ac
que di Colon. Tutto tranauillo a Co
Ion Panama.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1900-05-28

STOCKTON DRUG CO.-GHIGLIE-
RI & KOEHLER. - Unica farmacia
italiana delrinterno. Gran deposito dt
lutte lie specialita Italiane. Francesi ed
Americana. Cor. Main and Sutter SITS.
Stockton.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1900-05-28

D'AFFITTARE Appartamento oil
stanze bagno, con acqua calda fred
da, vasta cantina, al No. 623R Green
st. ira Stockton Pawell. Soil $40 di
affitto. Chiave al No. 621 Green. 3l-o
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1900-05-28
Vittime degli scioperi.
(Dispaccio telegrafico)

ST LOUIS, Mo. 26 - Altri due morti
81 contano oggi in seguito al conflitto
ira tramvieri scioperanti la polizia.
Sono cost gia sci morti dacche CO.
minciato 10 sciopero.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1900-05-28
Vertenza finita.
(Dispaccio Telegrafico)

(Dispaccio Telegrafico)
WASHINGTON, 26 = II Console Ge-
nerale degli Stati Until Cape Town
ha notificato al Governo che la verten-
"a pendents collie autorita inglesi, circa
il sequestro del tire bastimenti. america
nj e stata chiusa lie autorita britanni-
che 81 assunsero il pagamento del Carl
co.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1900-05-28
Dispaccio Telegrafico)

LONDRA, PC - II Ministero della
guerra ha ricevuto un telegramma dal
generate Lord Roberts, da Wolve
Hoeck (Stato libero dell'Orangey mel
quale dice che una parte avanzata del
lie sue truppe ha passato IL fiume Vaal
e che la colonia Hamilton 81 trova a
Roschbank.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1900-05-28
CentOmiIa doIIari per Bryan.
(Dispeccio Telegrafico)

(Dispeccio Telegrafico)
NE WYORK, 26 - James j. Coogan,
ha oggi promesso di contribute con la
somma di 100000 al fondo della cam
pagna electorate democratica in favore
III Bryan.
]. Coogan dieci volte Millionaire ed
Tammany Association.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1900-05-28

ALL'ANTICA FOTOGRAFIA TIA
LLAMA, 233 Montgomery Avenue, an
COLO di Broadway, 81 possono ottenere
lie migliori fotografie ritratti era
yon ed acquerello. Processi modernis-
simi. Prezzi da 81 ALA dozzina In SD.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-01-27
TRIED TO BREAK JAIL.

The Prisoners at the Elkt0n jail Make
Rope From BED Clothing and Try to.
Scale the Wall Around the Jail Yard.
The prisoners at the Elk ton jill made a
bald attempt to escape Friday, last week,
hut were prevented by ore OF the other pris
cueGa, who exposed the echeme Just as il
vas being put into execution. The pris-
Cners, as usual, had been allowed 10 90 out
into the iailyard, which is surrounded by
thiEty-foot stone wall. Shortly before noon
Sheriff i. Ambrose Price heard pounding
on the iron CRATE doors which lead into the
the Jail proper, and, upon investigation, he
found Charles Riley standing ut the door.
He called the sheriff, who unlocked the
door, went to the Jail yard, and found that
nearly all the prisoners were out there, and
that rope had been made out of several
blankets. The prisoners had then tied a
brick to one end Of the rope, and threw it
over the high stone wall and pulled il
along until it had ctughJ in the crevicos Of
the coping The prisoners Were 1bous to
ascend to the top of the wall when the
sheriff appeared upon the scene. At first
the prisoners refused to tell any thing about
the scheme, hut finally James Holland,
c"0red, WHO is serving thlrty-day SEN
tence. stated thit the rope hih hren made
aud III" scheme originated hy David Glass,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-01-27

The Shakers Of Mount Lebanon, COM
munity of simple, honest, God.fearing men
and women, have prepared the Shaker
Digestive Cordial for many years, and it is
always the same, simple, honest, curative
medicine that has helped to make the
Shakers the healthy, long-lived people that
they are. The Shakers never have indiges-
ton. This is partly owing to their simple
mode of life, partly to the wonderful prop
critics of Shaker Digestive Cordial. Indig-
estion is caused by the stomach glands not
supplying enough digestive juice. Shaker
Digestive Cordial supplies what's wanting.
Shaker Digestive Cordial invigorates the
stomach and all its glands so that after
awhile they don't need help. AS evidence
of the honesty of Shaker Digestive Cordial,
the formula is printed on every bottle.
Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to $1,OO
per bottle.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-01-27
NEWS IN BRIEF: .
Local Matters Boiled
Down for AaSty Pc
rusal by Busy Readers.

Inc Anclent brVtr OF I1!beIhlanS VIII
give an entertainment in Casisey Hall,
Newark, February 18th.
On account Of the dense fog for several
days the past week, it kept many of the
boats from getting to Baltimore, which had
the effect Of raising the price of oysters.
John y. Spencer, who was terribly
burned in a gasoline explosion last October
at which time two Others met their deaths
is in philadelphia, where an operation OF
skin grating is to be performed.
A number Of Cecil County Silver
Democrats attended the Bryan meeting
held in Baltimore, Saturday night, Albert
Constable, Esq, of ElktoD, presided at the
meeting and introduced Colonel William
J. Bryan.
To-day the Hartford Historical Society
will meet at the Belair courthouse to listen
to paper read by Mr.. C. ". Bump of
Baltimore, on "In the Mouth oi the Sus-
quebanna-The Story of Planners or Wat
sons Island"
The dog belonging TO pr, Hartcr, of
Newark, which was supposed to have been
mad, died last week after being taken to
the Delaware College Experiment Station.
Several rabbits, inocuiated with virus taken
from the dog, have shown symptoms Of the
rabies
The ten year-o old son of Jas. T. Clark,
a neighboring farmer pressed his face
against window pare last Sunday, and
while so doing slipped from the chair on
which he was kneeling aud broke the glass
against which he had been pressing A
Jagged piece, remaining in the frame.
almost entirely severed his nose from his
face DIR. Harry p. HinchliiTe performed
an operation in plastic surgery and may
save the boy from horrible Disagreement.
Mr. Edward NJ Allen, Jr, Treasurer
of Hartford county, has made his quarterly
report to the County Commissioners OF
receipts and disbursements of State and
county funds duriNg the quarter ending
December 81, 1900, as follows: Receipt
Balance on hand at close OF last report,
S33, 4G1.92; State tax, S5,217.O3; comfy
tax, S22 S23.40; miscellaneous, $637 0s;
total, sG2 tl6 03. Disbursements-Co County
funds disbursed during quarter, $3G, 800 27;
balance in hand, $25, 225.7G; total s62,-
146.76.
The new owners Of the Cecil TeIe-
phone and Telegraph Company, who are
having their lines extended all over the
county, commenced having poles hauled in
Port Deposit, Friday, last week, but were
requested to cease operations by the town
commissioners, who held u apeoisl meeting
for the purpose Friday night. The COM
pany had not been granted the privilege Of
erecting poles through the town by the
proper authorities, it is alleged. The main
street is now occupied by electric light
wires, and there is hardly enough room for
both, unless the shade trees should be
destroyed, which the citizens would ser
iously object to. The telephone poles
could be placed along the railroad through
the resident portion of the town, and then
occupy the streets at the north end of the
town. The matter was later adjusted
satisfactorily between the Port Deposit
Town Commissioners and Telephone Com
pany.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-01-27
GAMERS Preparing.


Although the packing season for toma-
toes and corn is yet SOME months off, the
preliminary arrangements for the coming
seasons operations are being arranged by
Interested parties. The packing interest,
no doubt, interests Cecil and Hartford cnun-
ties more chan any other, at least in certain
localities, where the farmers whole effort
might be said to he put forth in the raising
ami packing of either corn or tomatoes, or
in many cases both
The outlook for the coming season is
very indefinite its yet, although on the
whole, there seems to he spirit OF salts
faction prevailing among She Gamers. They
fully realize that their goods when ready
for market will cost them Is cents more
per dozen than in the past. This comes
from an advanced cost of materials, such as
cans, boxes, labels, etc. The price OF cans,
quoted by the combination clnmal:ers, is
now rs cents per 100 over the price Of No.
) cans year ago, and whether packers will
he able 10 cover this advanced cost Of ma
terials by the increased price of their pro-
duct it is difficult to determine. This
probably depends largely upon the hidden
supply of last years pack, and upon the
pressure on the part Of the packers so place
future contracts The stock of corn in first
hands is reported az unusually light, the
cCnsuuOtiOn has hppn lerpe and that lset
years pack was inadequate to meet the
demand is indicated by the advance Of
about 10 cents per dozen in this commo-
dity. The pack of tomatoes in the United
States for 1899 was the largest on record,
being over 1000, 900 cases, Of which Mary
land supplied 2, $50, 91i cases, as much as
the combined output OF Indiana, New Jer-
sey, Delaware, California and Ohio. The
major part of the Maryland pack is the
product Of Cecil and Hartford Gamers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-01-27
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was placed on the house at 1872 ORANGE
street, where Georgi.ua Taylor, colored,
lives. This house is located in a part of
the city densely populated nv colored per-
sons, and the Board Of Health has taken
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-01-27
HoIfliQgI0l' S
RISING SUN, Nd,
$50

We desire to thank our pa
irons for the way they made
us hustle during the holiday
season Just passed. We are
certainly satisfied, and more,
with the unparalleled increase
in trade and hope you have
all had a very Merry Xmas.
Now comes the New Year
with its attendant wants. We
shall offer from now on such
bargains and important sales
as will cause Our store to be
always a busy place. Some
Of them we name here:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-24
SPEAK UP. MIR. nrcARpY.


1t is not probable that the Pioneer
Press had J. ]. McCardy Immediately in
view In its recent specification of those
who are opposed to the adoption of the
new charter.
In that specification 1t included those
officeholders who desire to have their
salaries increased. The G 10 b does not
know that ]. ]. McCardy. an officeholder
and politician associated officially with
the past four years of crime and incom-
potency in city government, and to that
extent morally responsible for It's con-
sequences, is lying awake O. nights plan
ming how he may get his salary raised.
Nor does it know that he is opposed to
the charter because 1t is certain to pre-
vent the raising of his salary at any fu-
ture time. should he escape defeat now.
But 1t is credibly informed that, like all
the rest of the ofIiceholders of the pres
ent administration. he is opposed to the
adoption of that instrument. He is on
this particular subject cunningly keeping
when there is no grist to come to his
political mill by calling in the reporters
and permitting" himself to be inter-
viewed.
The G l o b would like to smoke him
out He Is an important official Of the
present administration. He Is seeking
reelection. He has in the past stated
time and again his faith in the so-called
Bell charter, and has pooh-poohed all
movements toward the adoption Of sub
stitute for that instrument. Is he still
Of the same opinion he entertained say
six months ago on this subject2
Speak up, Mr.. McCardy! The people
want to hear from YOU Are you in IA
vor of or opposed to the new charter? If
the latter. why are you opposed to it?
The conviction Is general among the
disinterested members Of political society
that the city and, county officeholders
are all banded together to defeat the in
strument. 1t Is further a general belief
that no man can be opposed to the char
ter unless he is pecuniarily interested In
maintaining the existing extravagant cost
of local government and the prevailing
insecurity as to the personal and prop
erty rights of the citizens.
AS you, Mr.. McCardy, assume the tone
of the Pharisees of old toward all your
fellow citizens who are brought into re-
lationship toward our city affairs and
have maintained that tone consistently
for eight years past it would at least
be interesting to understand how you
can reconcile your assumed hostility to-
ward the adoption Of the new charter
with your steady profession Of superior
official virtue and the steady imputadon
you cast on the honesty Of all men who
are brought in contact With you officially.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-24
About EeIipse..

At the eclipse of Aug. IS, 1868, which
M Jansen, the French astronomer went
to India to observe, a queer incident oc-
Cured. The natives whom he had en-
gagged to attend to his apparatus all ran
away at the moment the sun began to
darken and went into the river to battle.
A heather religious rite commands them
at such times to plunge into water to ex-
orcise the influence of the evil spirit.
During the eclipse of May Is. 1877, in
Europe the Turks raised a riot and fired
guns and cannon at the sun to deliver it
from the claws of the supposed dragon.
Just before the eclipse becomes total
the suns feeble light seems divided into
separate beams that come down CULVER
ing and slanting. A photograph showing
this phenomenon from D. Appleton COM
pany's recent book on Solar Eclipses' is
shown on this page
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-24
THE FIRE WARDEN TO THE FRONT.

THE FIRE WARDEN TO THE FRONT.
In view of threatened damage by forest
fires in the northern part of the state, 1t
is most comforting for the people to
know that the chief fire warden Of the
state, Gen. c. G. Andrews, is in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the reported confia-
grations. To gentleman of Gen. An
drews' active and sanguine temperament
the task Of suppressing these destructive
outbreaks must be a positive pleasure.
He will undoubtedly be in the forefront
of battle, where the flames are fercest,
and it is to be hoped that his deputies
will not allow the dear old gentleman to
rush into needless danger.
The maintenance of the office of chief
fire warden costs the state SIS, 900 annually.
1t was created shortly after the Hinckley
fire for two purposes, one of which was
to provide the present warden with an
opportunity to display his abilities as a
fire fighter. and the other to assist
in the prevention Of forest and prairie
III So' II - liSSulSSS " say llldiI SiIlCG IU0
appointment of Gen. Andrews there have
been few fires for him to suppress.
Whether this has been due to climatic
conditions or that the warden was able
to terrify the elements by the profuse
decoration Of the primeval forests with
cotton pocket handkerchief, bearing stern
and oninous printed matter warning fire.
bugs to beware, the fact remains that UP
to this time Gen. Andrews has not had 4
fair opportunity to show the people how
a big forest fire should be put out. No
one doubts the generals ability to subdue
even the hercest conhagration, and no
one desires that he shall have the OPP
portunity to display it. But 1t Is worth
$1,000 per annum for the people to know
that they have this bulwark ever between
them and the mischance of fire. Everybody.
even at this critical juncture, can sleep
peacefully In their little beds, safe and
satisfied with the knowledge that Gen.
Andrews is somewhere in the woods
above Duluth with his ever-ready fire
bucket and sprinkling cart, ready to
douche any old fire fend that may ven
ture along.