Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-14

earthquake and many OF its Inhabitants swal-
lowed up6among tne m several AIericans-king
soon as IL was mace known 10 him By the
time he arrived the stencil from the dead
bodies, through the dreadful gaps In the earth,
was almost Uncomfortable, and his officers sought 70
detain him from the horrible place. His only re-
ply was "where my soldiers must go, can and
Will" and he did, ordering and supertntending
much Of the labor OF removing the bodies OF the
dead. And so did he show himself among his
humblest subjects, when the choiera was destroy
ing them by hundreds and seek to alleviate TO
the utmost, the consequent suffering and distress
The kindly courtesy or Victor Emanuel's nature
was a very strong man, but while hunting In the
Pontine marshes caught the fatal Roman fever,
which, In few days terminated In his death. OF
about him at the last, and he sympathized with
them In their compulsory detention by begging
their pardon for keeping them 80 long JUS before
farewell Was not that dying "llke a kingf.
Tue climate OF Naples Is delightful, winter and
one OF the most charming seaside resorts IN the
kingdom February and March, as IN Rome, are
its worst months 1t rains al February, and the
They say 'rhey win not have IL at all; shat there
Is no such month; e kills their lambs ana they
As in every other city in Italy, there is a flpe
royal palace At Naples surrounded by beautiful
gardens and TO the north OF the city, on the nil OF
be the nes royal residence Isi TSs; ' sr
three hundred churches scattered over the CITY
and twenty thousand priests Perhaps among the
former the finest are the great Cathedral OF sd.
JanuarfuA. In one OF whose chapels there takes
place three times year the miraculous liQuefac-
ton OF the blood OF the saint; Santa Chiara which
IL noted for ITS beautiful monuments and scuIp-
lures. ana the sumptuously decorated San Mar
ttno
TEE Nuaxun.
Among my most agreeable recollecftoos OF ysples
Itself wiz be III magnificent museum. Although
there are here gathered together Vast collections
OF Egyptian, etruscan and medieval ANTIQUITIES:
ancient crystals glass and precious stones: terra
cottaA papyn and engravings; coins or All eges Of
the world; splendid picture gallery and vast
library, yet It's treaSuree unoartned &c Hercula-
noum and Pompeti interested me beyond everything
else. The exquisite marble statues a0d bropxes me
graceful freecoes cutout Of the wallR the beautiful
moeaac pavements, ike great paintanrx the aftts.
TIC Tampa brazten and al sorfs Of prectily dscor.
ateo household utensils ana even oookinG nipple.
ment& small and dainty, g though The old Pom
peuAns were delicate as fairies and lived fAiroe
Iood: the beautiful table furniture, the twels-Au
Snow degree o. Advancement fo0nemont and
luxury That makes me feel - though Ne Of the
New World, and indeed Al people Of the present.
were put chldren In the knowlodgo o. Us arts
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