The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-10
Two Hundred People Are Buried in the
Ruins Of the Market Monte Oliveto, in
Naples, the Roof Of Which Col
lapsed Under the Weight Of
Cinders From Volcano.
ENORMOUS AREA UNDER ASHES
The Present Disaster is, Looked Upon as a Repeti-
ton Of the Catastropingto Pompeii and Her.
culaneaum. ExceH That in This In
v. stance the Loss Of Life is Less. 4

in confessional of one OF the fallen
churches. One body was that OF an
old woman who was sitting with her
right arm raised as though to ward
= on an advancing danger. The second
was that. Of q child about years old.
s;It was found dead in a position which
would indicate that the child had fall
len with a little dog close to 1t and
had died with one arm raised across
It's face to protect itself and its pet
from the crumbling Euins. The third
body that Of woman. was reduced
to an unreeognizable mass.
Naples. April 10.-10:10sa. m.-The
injured persons taken from the ruins
of Monte oliveto market have better
! chances Of recovery than the victims
|: Of the disasters Nat ottajano, as the
latter. when they escaped death from
the falling buildings were In many.
cases suftocated by ashes.
The indignation Of the people here
as a result of the market disaster in
creases as each additional body is
taken out and "a disturbance approach
ing a riot ina Importance, has already
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Naples, April II. .--2:10 pl sm.-The
weather suddenly changed this after
noon The wind blew strongly toward
Naples and the ashes from, Mount
vesuyius began falling fast over. the
city, which consequently soon resum-'
edits gray appearance. The high
wind also made breathing difficult.
The disaster at the market this morn
ing caused the inhabitants to scram-
BILE up on the roofs of their houses
and hastily remove the accumulation
of ashes resulting from the volcanic
outbreak.
Naples. April 10.-The hope that Mt.
Vesuvius was becoming calm has been
dissipated and the volcano has become
more active than ever.
The panic has spread to Naples.
Two strong earthquake shocks which
shattered windows and cracked the
walls OF buildings were experienced
today. The entire population rushed
to the streets in terror. many persons
crying "the Madonna has forsaken us;
the end Of the world has come"
No trace remains of Boscotrecase,
commune oni the southern declivity of
the mountain, and Tore Annunziata,
on the shores of the gulf of Naples,
one mile to the southward, is almost
surrounded by the invading lava and
has been evacuated by its 10000 in
habitants. The people were brought
to Naples by trains. street cars, mill
tary carts and steamships. Similar
means Of transportation are being en-
ployed to bring away the people from
Torfe del Greco. The police and carb-
ineers are guarding the abandoned
houses, and several members Of the
government also are there.
"A Aitelegram received from the mayor
OF San Sebastiano, village near the
observatory on the northwest decfiv-
ity Of Yesuvius, says the lava is ap-
preaching rapidly and that the people
are terror-stricken. They have been
fpr nights without sleep. he says. are
destitute and beg that assistance be
given them. ssi gs.i " 4s
J The work of succor Is hampered.
owing to delays to the railway ser-
vice, which is interrupted by redhot
stones thrown to 9 height Of 5000
feet falling on the tracks.
Il As yet 1t Is impossible to count the