The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-02

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orator addressing m assembly-so tha
we need not be surprised at any discoy'
cry. Much Of The ancient city Is eoyerec
with tho debris Of ages, and modern build
ing, occupy, the sites OF many temples
Many Of The most interesting places arr
from eight TO fifteen feet below the surface
OF 90 many. historic localities Whict
shAu we 20 10 first? Weeks would no
suffice to see even q. small proportion
Already, nine days. have passed and ",
have only glanced at them, And IA we g
from one to smother Il Is only 10 be mort
and more amazed, astonished. Prominent
s.asry STANDS THE ooLBEuM. a'I
You will hEye formed, like every one
your own ideas Of 1t. With the genera
form and features doubtless you are To-
miliaT. And yet when we entered within
the immense mass OF stonework, when
We stood upon the very ground where th.
dying gladiator made sport for the 20
mao holiday-Whefe beneath our feet We
would gaze upon the dens Of the apgered
beasts, readyfor the feast Of human blood
when you look upon the very seats occu
,,iad 70 ,R;nna enJ Rr,nsrn,s yinwins
iii, - .,aa ~. hfn,oi .s,..ia.
H. H. 49, 49, ". .un III L.. ~ a.IIe
Iries, capable ofisesting $4,000 people,
wild and excited as the very beasts them.
selves, feeling Of horror passes ovei
,,so H., Nd IN =, s,i.nd .imns, -. ~
dis"1.,;,a "o;sS., hs;osa - var1'N Yeu H. s
,n,s ;n.o1rn,.,iIv ,hs :, ,1s.Ia -
~ ..',S...s n" o, sS -i m5
LHs IN, upoa III STelst MI man, brow consent,
! 10 dsatn, .,nI.7s CO ,1I.Ii,. Ii. -'rTTl :.
And nd his dhcPtd bead 4. Snn gradu.lly 10y.
From T% H. Esa AN mi how one tpS Gs ~"
And now The arena lWims around him aud be 4
gone a.. H., III. .,,,,, A.. -. =,
N TjUonS No. 'V' "SA A ~ i ~ w.
All descrin,;o6s of the Col;seum fall sbo,,
otao;ne ii;Ts,ics ;, Eor II il bevond con.
eentions : 'ii'be labor Of wears ana the toil
az ,honsandmoi .oautivsa and alayes, and
he sisJiatorisi scSnes connected win Il
a "a ns,,srs oi bis,orv, ~ How Ti,ns d.d.
;ns,e3 IA Nv tbe sla;oh,er nj & O00 via
beas,s and rsmes lastin1 an hundred days
every scbooj bov-kno1s Mnch If II /.
In GOOD condit;on-time wind and Veaib.
ar sesm IN nave little Influence upon Il,
and IL Iooks ma n, centnries IN come will
And Il In as pood state "a now Wayinn
-
w Us ioiiy aiSheS p,a"'s ee s,orips
and mowers blooming; MOSES ana lichehs
.ipg 70 las Iais ana t;,es tHine an I,puna
'ne otoks sL eo .' Mniis: , o'ius nv oscA
~ 4 iVf1 M. ss .,i No Hsn: =
hsna oi ne "ian.u 'ne SA ai;,. VI noiIs 70
ii ';' uniess sone one' ake ouiseise We,
sLipg s.one of w 70 1e heaiu ilon
one ,hs 'us T'n wa. - a9 W.
TOM .ne TX rans you see I psn .ue
,sma.ns y Ihe ioanaa'n usIa y .ne Pas
paul ~ 'r9 sS a. ai'y S VIZ P p.ses
"a on nhiea 'ue soa ssi,is N p s'yo IT..
TOT ages PHs ~, tae l,a u nons , mas ~
sanuaaLsu gu , snis ~ Hi, man " . .Ie
unesa PaiIoss r ,ha' In;,.. ,o; a", 'a .e
;a"sei nas 'ue ~ qay Po'n.e Spas. "
ll WI, SUN M ~ .he so at mes aun paioe
rinL the Pnace Vi S an h,aih, ~ ~ i nany
" ,he .nuIenes aie u,.eu WIN M eu'G :n
aha s.Snes .ssen rom II ane t TOE
Inn p 81 o,vnne III ~hn,. e a. gssl
VII ' .and. "a AZ ma'i r.. - "a, !.
'o ,..., ~ ,..,..
% Sta ;s1s s ne Seissq% ROns sha stand
And Whea Rome ALI the worid."ER
Within aIstopea throw vou b.v.
In good preservation ons ri The most
81 tba anc;ant .,ebss erect.
ed1 Nv the senate 10 Commemorate
,ha yic,ory NJ Titns In The cononest N
Is,rssism and thns corrobsr,t,ng an in.
,srestine sesintnrai trnih itis n white
marble OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES columns The
scnin,nrs /. ~ a ty;nnsnhaI nrocss.ion
oIJiars AND c;,;,sna win n,Im Lr.ncbss
lssdigy tho oren 10 sacrifice forms tbe
rs;,s wb;I.t The army ajons led nv he
rsnsr,I hearing slntttbe SnoiIa bro1gbt
Pom Isrns,lsm form. Inc. hasa
is;fs ~ The colnmns The sizs If the
candlss,;ct wonii sSeu6 n be al. or
,s.an fsat TIe.v,ns bnt Ii,,ie donht ma IN
,bsir iSsnt;,y Tho remainder of tbe
! rch n non baih sides v;vss tbs ceremony
Al crowninv tbe Emperior with victory.
a Nar unRrnnn HaH hV thu SAnatQ and
nsonIs 81 ST47z''~" -
Aiittle to your right. only the width
Of a street, and YOU stand on the Temple
81 Venus. The remains Of the two large
marble flight OF stepa, forming the ai,-
proach 10 this, the nost beautiful Of
Rnman bnildinss MANI 81 Ire abafts Of
Ihe 200 pillars 10 the 'p6rtico lie around
Won. and are Of grey granite. The
bronze tiles covering 81. Peters basilica
were taken from his temple, and only
10 be Numbered again by Tie Barbarians
81 the North, Il waa oil this Temple as
originally designed BY Hadrian. when a
rrest architect was asked bis opinion,and
IepIied that thew were good for an En-
peror. An answer which coat him his life.
On The opposile side YOU have the re-
naips OF the Palace Of the Cn,ars, every
moi Of which Ia rich in story. Arches
nd Corridor, yaults, baths, stairs and
selIs. mosaic payements, marble orna.
nept.. mingled with iyies and lick, tell
,he taie Of past plories and grandeur. But
se will mot tarry. here. : Go with us GU,
1p nm 80: ~. ID It.l - n.
THE ApprAx WAY, .las
nj ,,.,s va nav .,mo..s ;m,g;ne wa ace
p.ni On, liz ;onrrasfo Rome We see
I % ~ n I x;,b m, a. vbo had
,ons an, ~ ihs TbreeTsverns IN meet him
'Snsnss;ns ~ ,ha1grsat TCanital 10 an.
n S " rs,as' The rsaS IA harrow, but