Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-18
Wakema3's Wa7deri39s.
ODD INCIDENTS OF FOREIGN TRAVEL AND
OBSERVATION.

.a ,,,,.., ,he beiyhts of Nasciar.
.d,,a into The valley beyond. and
sa,oad before me the Raw of St.
n'., sans. ~ awe mingled with
-. a,a,io, ron. With the stiffness
b -. ~ ,ho sno, whore The heroic
go ..,.. shi,,,,ocL.d The bav.
"po, -. ,,.'a Ii, iors and one
whleh u aOou' wv ","eo Us 49,
10 breadth, Is situated on Tue hO'''e''
cost of Malta, and Is hardly distant n
h,ist, ,,,o hour's walk from Valetta, the
e ,,-i,. co,,,,i.ss excuts.
eh'ei Guy Vi MS,'a' 60,
ions are made miner ny w" u
Malta's capital, and often the ROADS are
6it,d ,,;,h all manner of vehicles con-
,.;,,,s r;ly,in,s. pte.
Vey'"g p'ous VI -" ~ ',,,,n ard
fcrred coming III tue carry "'V'''s ""N
alone.
AsI stood on Nascilr heights, the sun
,,.,s me, Using above the promontory OF
was Jus. ''s'"s "uo'e w ~ al. -,
Ras el kaura. us rays 'cI' SONY uPo"
the sleeping waters. lhey gave the NIUE
,,,.,,orinl chanel a bright and smiling
,,,. ,t'..,o..d tho shadous an
lace lucy Wy n.,,a1.,, -
the eastern shore, wnere hs'e'''e" Me'o
lazily spreading their nets. Ihey
,,i.,red the copses and chimes Of the
,N,,i,.. .,a,,o, d;sc,cs;no the huts .apd
Mel''h' ''opN'' -, Ill,
cabins OF ihe lower ION VIM az "sa"
as naked and quite as listless oil civiiila-
,o, as were their barbarian" fofeiathefs
-, c, p,ul ,y,a cas, nearly
au'O"s 49, 400 They mellowed the
400 yeaLs 81 ss;,o vile Of The ancien,
Stays y, paiace vh,ch crowns The
S S.niii, - 80 ,he ror,hyest And
MeINla ill ;s,and Of G1e,er. Ike n
Nne,e ~ e LIN ,n,,hied into The sea al
DIV u,i sh,,,"J H. s,,Irnnv surface
ule no," Ii,e nj the nav and The
oe'"eiun ~ ,Ic GO, thcv aooded lie
s.pp" .,s,na ~ Tho sam, vith such trans.
s,eI ,,, sh,ne and seeming. that The
$4,000 inc, for mn instant al least.
qulekeheu an, ~. ss,,,r,ies md haskcd IN
sNept Nv, ~ -, ,i,,, az mi ,nigb,v
me very P'ese"es VI '''''' '"' "''N s'
soul ,, ,o,d .,;,,s tho beon,;0l
"a "hulns 'ou -, h,,t Ia 1Jo, lii
pay. an a''V n m''i .''' hn,nJa,,'
sliuos anu 'o ot'.asan, ,naJ,say hohini
WIN sISonu p'sa5; '" ~ 80 sn,,.
Inc HshcIInei WI W. ~ III
slopes, seagulls IN countless numbers,
anu d ha,l ,,"N III, ' -. ,nJI1.s
herd OF goats wllh rocks ana pepnies'
were the only living ihlngs IN view
Soon kindly iaced priest joined me-
We wandered down the road together.
lie had come win the KEY oil me ehapel
which Is set on mat point OF the shote
on which tradition holds fauis DARK was
wrecked.
A We came leisurely along Tue shote
something III the water s,,taeteu my
companlons attenuoh' we stepped
closer to the whipping edge OF the steep,
ing bay. Inc lace oil the priest showed
momentafy excitement ana ne MADE the
sign OF the cross. There, softly bump
ing against a low-lying, sheiy'ng rock,
hoaied water logged piece OF broken
,qaf-wreckage flashing instantly 10 the
hncy wider scene oil nearly 1000 years
ago, wnen me fearless Apostle iouna
hospitable Trend IN the chiei man OF
he island III proved slat,nng m
udent TO my GUIDE. lie iecaiieu me
Iadinon tnat since d. raui shipwIeck
Nihin this very bay, no craft had ever
,errors of the sea had ever come to the
.hore as we had lust seen. Ruminatively
and much disturbed he led the way to
the chapel.
II Is a tiny chapel with an interior of
utmost SIMPLICITY. But three of It's pic.
lures, whose subjects are the shipwreck,
the miracle OF the viper, and the healing
~ p,,I,ii,,si f,,hor az. r,r,nrL, Iii. ,,hio