Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-14

0sday'S Panic, Are Less Sullen and
. systematically slowly Rssum.
Normal Life.
kples, April 12.--10 a. m.-From all
s lers come reports that the stu.
has ameliorated, but ashes from
ht Vesuyius are falling every.
&.Re, houses are collapslng and bury.
heir occupants and roads near the
4no are no sooner opened than
"a are closed again by falling Gin
W The inhabitants OF this city
enduring the yellow.gray atmos'
1He of Wednesday, which Is even
- oppressive than before. The
@Nilar custume Of those who can al.
vi II, consists of automobile coat,
W and goggles, which enables the
Fer to maintain a sembiance OF
.1hliness, but the people generally
- to be contented with paper
Es and raised umbrellas The driv.
pf trolley cars are wearing masks
4 eome transparent material under
yisors OF their caps.
H ore shops were opened today and
s city Is slowly resuming Its normal
&he people, having recovered from
+ panic Of yesterday. are less sui.
and downhearted The presence
King Victor Emmanuel in Naples,
eh always produces a good effect,
IA acted as a tonic on the NeapOli
ID. who have superstitious veneer.
'Rn OF the king.
rom early In the day crowds gath.
ID before the palace where men were
nd TO exclaim:
fae came. but the pope stays at
De. Long live the king"
Fhe feeling, however. does not In.
Mere with the Neapolitans' vencra'
I'd for their saints. A woman In
\ crowd before the hotel was heard
|contide In q friend as follows:
4My daughter. who lives At Tore del
|Sco. ia a refugee. She has been
teived into the royal palace, lives
D a princess and has been spoken
|by the queen. May the saints pro
n her majesty"
The king lef; Naples early this morn.
4 for San Giuseppe. OttaJano and
tfzlEno, In order 10 ascertain per.
|nnlly the exact situation al those
wns. lie hoped 10 he able 10 con.
Aae his journey TO Sarano and Gas.
sammare The King inspected all
b camp hospitals" In which the
cops are caring for suffering refugees.
|eakIng to The injured. comforting
em in their misfortunes and asking
en aha; he could do 70 relieve their
stress. and gave orders that their
'Hires be fulhlied
This gave rise 10 many hear, rend.
b scenes. As the kinE bent over n
or man. with tnIihardcned hands.
hose riga, leg had been ampu;ated.
3 sufferer replying to his inSjesiy's
Dsstion regarding bis immediate ne
'ssities, SAID with tears IN his eye4:
Send me my son. who H. serving ~
soldier
The kink. Who VAS vislbly affected.
Asped the mans hand and exclaimed
my poor fellow ran 40 marh.
u 10 grant your request would mean
waking The laws. which mus, lre
10 ers, 10 respect Woald give
,ythinE I have we're n possible ~ 80
,ing TO send yoar son 10 you. bot I
IHnos DO 20
There wore tear 10 ths kinE's eyes
J he turned AWay from he sosFouins
iheS's bedside
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aitsd the saari'Ahls insti,utiDns here
n inspected he place. vhers ne
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