Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-13

is slowly reSullHiS ltS noillldl llIe (
Tie people having recovered frol u
the panic of yesterday, are less lph
and downhearted. The presene pl
King Victor Emmanuel in Aies
which always produces a good 4ec "A
has acted as tonic on the Neapf faEsl
who have a superstitious veneraf I"
his Majesty From early in T. df
crowds gather before the palaceNiee
men were heard to eXclaim:
He comes but the Pope SIS d.
home. Long live the King!'
This feeling, however, does nih'
fcrc with the Neapolitans vl"'ioii
! for their saints. A woman in cio"o
before the palace was heard ooii''oe
| in friend as follows:
MY daughter who lives ORE Dci
! Greco is refugee. She l. neeii Is
ceived into the royal pala, h'es my
/ a princess and has been Nei y ps
the Queen. May the sain'fo'ec' i'ei
| Majesty"
The king left Naples ey tliiS morn
| ;. Co... c,n C.uisanna ttajanO and
ITerzigno, in order TO aSrahi pei ~ ''i
| ly the actual situation 'iVae W" no
10 bo,,od IN no abI9 continue his
| journey to Sarno ;, -. - ~ -
u;. No ios.,,, ;nsnect, all the camp
hospitals in which 'oop' q
IN; eo ,efor;,o ices, speaking to
,ho i,,;,,rad confolg them in their
,r,;.eort,,,o,. ,na ing them what he
| could do to rClicy J.
re,i,.i, ronIindicating a desire
.h,+ s,n,,o,h;,g done in his or her
behalf, His Maize sa.c oiuoiS W ii''
tho deciro fu,6,. This gave rise to
,,,r- Lo,,,t,o,,g scenes AS the King
,a,,, ,oman with toll harden
oa h.nds, who, light leg had been am
,,,,,tod tho fferer. replying to His
,I,;o.t,,,s zion regarding his i'm
,,,r,,;ato ,,al,lties, said with tears i'll
his eyes:
Send mts son WIZ y serNiiis' -
a soldier"
rha Iri,,who was visibly affected.
,a,a mans hand and exclaimed:
NJ. fellow! | can do much but
.. +)ur request would mean
ae laws which | must be the
e,.s.t 70 ipect, | would give anything
,,o,.o re it possible by SO doing to
send y 'o'' - So'' ''' ''''''o' 00
So"
,r,.oWerc tears in the Kings eyes
l,Irned away from the sorrowing
fatht bedside.
r,lueen while the King was away
r;si the charitable institutions here
inspected the places where the re
f,,S are housed.
spite of the fact that many
r,rnment officials have arrived to re-
;rcc the local officers, the conges-
4 of the telegraph bureau is indie
| ibable A telegram sent from Paris
| l.6 p. NJ. yesterday was not delivered
it'll 8 o'clock.
-Ehe most consoling news this morning
+ that the lava is cooling on all sides.
Some extraordinary escapes from
leath have been recorded. A man and
lis four children have been rescued af-
,tr having been lost in the ash-covcrcd
wilderness for Sc hours. They were ter
IDLY exhausted and seemed more like
i've skeletons than human beings.
Firemen have been sent from Paler-
no, Sicily and other places to the vii
ages in this vicinity which have suffer
ID most from the fall OF ashes so as tC
assist in removing the ashes from the
oofs and relieve the exhausted soldiers
lamp kitchens have been established
1T number of places and free meals
ire being distributed wherever possible
10 those in need of them.
"
with Mrs Robert Goelet and party oi
friends on board has arrived at Paler-
mo. Sicily. They witnessed the erup-
ton of Mount Vesuvius from Amalti
on the bay of Salermo. not far from
Naples and give vivid description OF
the scene.
An incipient riot occurred at Terrt
fact that the authorities ordered thc
closing of a church which was consid
cred unsafe. The troops promptly re
stored order.
At BOscotrecasc thieves during th'
entered some of the houses o
the better class of inhabitants i'm th'
OutShIrtS of the town and stripped
thcr of everything valuable.
A French squadron of three war
ships arrived here today to expires
French sympathy with the sufferer
and render them assistance.
The latest reports are that 243 house
have been damaged at POrtici. 1876 a
San Giovanni and TeducciO. 49, at Re
sina and 1000 at Tore Del Greco. 1t i
impossible to determine the cXac
number of buildings demolished q
Torr" hnnunZiata. 1t is estimated tina
about 800 houses have in part or tOtall
been destroyed. In the villages on tn
Ottojano side of the mountains all tn
houses are damaged. At Nola desola
tion rcigns. the place having been a!
most entirely abandoned.
a committee has been formed to col
lect funds and organize assistance 70
the relief Of the sufferers. II is presid
cd over by the Duke of Aosta. The gov
ernment headed the subscription lis
with 100000. The amount collected u
to the present is s300,000.
r, CAL AL - Tho S,,fararc