Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

whore students viii be able 60 utilize
# lo the best advantage, The library
IN question ~ the historic MaroIana
collection Mt Venice. which was found.
od by Patriarch and which since the
time Of Napoleon has been housed In
the Dogcs palccc, The now repository
or the library which consists Of over
200 OUO volumes In the PaaE2o della
Hcrcu, or Palace Of the Mint, close 10
The square OF 81, Mark,
Some time before his death I'm 1874,
PrtlArch determined 20 boquoath his
books to Venice, "and thereby found
q great ana famous library like those
of uldrn times" Tho poets wishes
however were not respected mlly his
books being dispersed ana only few
coming 10 the city on the Adrlatlc, 70
these, however, was added IN ll6s tho
great collection presented tu the repuhs
liu hy Cardinal BoEsarion The library
ul ihlH learned CccluHiOAt numbered
over 900 Greek ana Latin codoNcs, ana
had been ROT together al IL cost Of over
10 Vu0 golden ducnls, or 500 600 Thus
augmented the Venetian government
M once decided that the Marcianp H.
hury should have u worthy homo and
''IIIIllINN|NN'l uN|NIN lNllNNN mo W
build small palace Tor It's reception,
wards orutmcntod win paintings By
NoronoNr ana TWtorotlO nnd with suc.
DU work by Nulowh lloro the library
WAS installed, and n Increased hardly
uI ull until the eighteenth century
when lcglolps from thc houses NJ COM
lorlnI ana Rocnnnt added greatly u
Is volume
MOVED BY NAPOLEON.
n ls probable that Napoleon upon HE
arrival would have lot the Marclana
unmulostol n be- had not coveted rs
home FOR an addition ~ the Royal Pal.
ano Accordingly the 10000 books AMI
manuscripts, which the library then
numbered, woro hustled out ~ the pal.
ace bull. boy SnnFoNlno, ana Tor want ~
a better place transferred 10 that W
tho DOgcf, After that tho collection
increased rapidly ana long before II
reached iig present size began t0 Inn
peril Tho stability Of tho venerable
structure tu which Il hll been trans.
fcrro0 Slowed away I'M various parts
N tho building n was almost lmnoss
Nhlo, too, 20 Keen lravk of tho
volumes and students who wanted
special works often had IN wait days
wh'lo ihoy were boing hunted W,
HANDLED CAREFULLY
Librarian after librarian of TIE Mar
clam bafolghl tho Italian goIerument
On ubug'rr the lihruru elsewhere, but
900 u NU,m Tho ec,CroUWont collecs
ton uruhuilr would b. cumhtrlng mo
Nu,yrs ~ the palace today had NOT thd
tuA W the lGmnNnlle obliged tho pu.
thowUcs to consider thu safety Of other
historic structures raere was 40
doubt that the MarclGnR was n danger
10 the Do~es nUlarb. 40 tho govern.
mont finally d"ridod ~ remove II ana
90 rclnstall n IN tho ancient palace ~
tho Mine, Hero tho ducgtl VI tho
"SeWnlsslnn" once Ncro coined, ami
the cell ot tho Ghosts though empty IS
Will ~ he scen Originally Solldly
built structure tho "Hocca' mas Osep
snendldly arrnnecd ~ nhrnr, TITO
bulk az tho MAwihm collection M
housed IN love corridors, IN hnok.tAsv'
all of nnn pnd " the RyVst pstton
The taSlt VI moVing the great AhrarN
WIS carried out ~ V0rtluIN mat net q
single hook ~ pamphl,t u WlNltS
from ,hQ collection
IN Europe aoMoIhlNg lkN a Nsnl N
Rousseau seems on the way, Az Mont.
nlorencS q statue ~ the Philosophers