The Newtown bee., 1895-05-03
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 mornings of arduous fishing, pulled in
 shis first trout I Here yhey eame,e cigars, 10, 15s a0s .a2 lone dollar fine xas inpos-
 kedi;i that was beesuse,o our niid- -maunered
 nS SA1 Sap had sf1 pot been to Mecca II, ss,s,s Il ANDso oouLDa1Ea1 A,r1H.g hnA } Then the, cigars were carefully weighed,
 and z tax of another dollar was laid. I The miIdsmannered man put down his
 teurfrano, gold pieces ands with an ejacu-
 lstoFy, remark which in: polite company
 it is not best to rePeat,, shouted, Here
 take your cigars" aud handed them over
 to MT Brass.bHttons. MT Brass-buttens
 blandly put them in his pocket and all
 thesc cash, tod. It Is problem that has
 much sexed lneslnce then Did the mild.
 manAered man gain or lese by this tram
 section and if so, how muehsrs41 ni uos, I There was an old saying which tour
 ists used @ @ften often repeat, See Naples and,
 then die; This was as much as to, say.
 that if you had once been fortunate
 enough to see Naples, you should con
 sider that you had had glory enough and that itwss Just as we'll to roii Sodrseif upsin your blanket aDd'lie down on nfe-sd
 tentingsground,to to die.s Mark Twain ,am-s
 plIi1fied the old saying a little., | believe
 He said: See Naples and then if you bad
 niahaged to escape the yellow fever and
 srnaiPpox.you need not die. Nables used
 to,be g. afilthycicy. qEthink the claim nl0pl
 years OF SO ago,was not disputed thatrin's doYnright filthy, streets. and people,,
 Naples led the world after my yisit,-. th6Hgh, to Cana of Gaiiiee, where a love leinarfiagefeast was once held, should say that Naples had passed down in 'thea list. The quarantine officials at Naples
 used tdsbe sosdafnty that they would re- ceiye she Hbt health from aninebmingIi steamer withsa pair of tongss they wouldst Ado this, and aand then, invite the epasseDgess onnl the ship into the dirtiest city they ever
 set eyes On and into the deepest grime and
 mife their feet ever stuck fis But, hap. po-.'' pilg for Naples and for all Tourists, theni
 old order of things has changed and giylT en place @ to the .news Italy now has af king who graces his throne, King Hum bert, and this king has noble wife who | graces' her queeaIy position and honors alln memanhoods King HunIbert ehas'd caused 80 4Q099o0 eIre,' about 5000. .e00n
 dollars, llsT, to be spent tin cleaning. Naples, out. He has caused the poor people who, :.
 used to live in rickety tenements five stor- Eies'ue above The street to come down,
 and those who lived in dark, 4ili-smellfng rooms three foors down below the streetos
 to ,,,}e some up, These people, have been, ] sent into small neat homes in the suburbs of the city; the Iow-lfved have been com. lpehed wear the air of reespeetabilfty,, ,' | whether they cared for it or not. It is Q
 pleasure to visit Naples to-day; it's busi-7' ness blocks are solid and substantial, its
 bI tle nnest in then woEldi and, modern r Improvements have come, in, with the rush. of modern ideas introdL Lced by modern
 king It was the boast of the Emperor Augustus that he found Rome brick, but
 leftsitmasblel;u King Humbert can boast
 that be, found Naples dirty but he sisu'
 leaving it clean. Of the, two think King
 Humbert the greater benefaeter of man man :, tkinH!a" 97S "'' sH 'nA ''''" 'A'' '-' ''' Mount vesauvfias was ns set down wa on the
 Itinerary as ''side trip,n and those of us who were for taking in all that was go-
 ing handed in our names as .s.,. ,s,oop--.s
 MEaBERs oF THE vsiEsuyTUs CONTINGENT.
 Our first day in Italy, was spent in ss- tcending, the volcano. Espeak only of tithe,c for the descent was much ! like Pats description of his ride on the Itoboggan ehute; ;,le. sn3It'sa z,zip-yop're . 4 tthere-"y Some 50 carriages, started off in
 line through Naples streets; the pcpula- Il ton turned out en n1asse 10 greet us. ..',. irs And right here and nov, begun the kaleid telescope to pass its changing pictures Ebefore our eyes. IL was as if we had
 paidla good sunf to toseeashow, and italy's tfairest' and bfavest, as ven as the, latter efdemaiions of the street, had re>olEed that I we should receive full reeompense. 'aAnd , sbse itsiso with all travelling, I think. T What you really enjoy and remember and 1. abthar r@hFehp you carry away with you to
 eennecb'yeat by asfinknin memory chain lever aftel. with thei place is diot rthesfif1e
 mosques and grand churches and thelong ' | flingo that the dragonNan N has p pn his ton-' Il sue's ehd about heights and distances 'i and sonfet tf65hsff tradition which is only stuff and nonsensei clear stfr6ugfi, but II what ,youd do remember isrthe street life las in eyer,,yarying ieslons n,is,presented- fat every turn of your earriage7wheel, the fpeop1e, how they dress and talk and keep 2 shop and dickesf in smalf bargains and un- 5 hlus ushingly robiyout12sV 10 sa''nhse e'f ssd dF5 We are riding through Naples now, land it hise1 acme, distance tor the out. 1, lskirts of the, bowna i9s Here trisuoa nst dairy, Eot exactly on wheels as crestau- !, Erants and photographic establishments ' isonet7rnes are ifnf the United States, but 7 i. Certainly 5ustrss convenient. Do you Is wansaa aslass of milk, We'll then, pay your soldo, and ,hsrs,itis at hand 1.-The nhvender of the lactesl fluid does nob turr a on the spigot; he milks his, goats 9n, tue !. sidewalk, and you stand by and watch If the operation and set. that h thhese tthhese is nc asfsYindling business and that no aqua pur, Iotissthrown ifEat Do you happen To nse up bt fstairsx tfligTt6r twor Oh, well. ,Yon peet E. 1fnBt trouble Yourself to come down; thi lw ] eoatheEd is very 4aee0mmOdatin he viii if 1driverhisadoek right up oyotif doofs Ia EssA And then what funny vehicles shea'