The Ordway new era., 1906-04-13
|DLY VOLCANO
LesAcriviTYAFTER SHORT
CESSATION.
MARKET C0LLAPSES

xilled and injured-Bulldings
red with Sand and Ashes-Rai'-
T,avei Endangered.
es-The volcano Is resuming
especially at Ccrcoia. The
n lava which started anew In
ireetion OF Tore Annunziata
the cemetery OF that town and
prned toward Poppeii. The peo-
In despair.
morning broke Tuesday the
was promising for an ameliora-
the conditions consequent upon
,IyIty of Mount Vesuvius. -. The
lness Of the populacc. however.
|bort.liyed. and the Neapolitans
Dlupged into n condition border
frenzy by the collapse OF the
Oliyeto market. which covered
of ground 600 feet square. The
Ipre fell upon 200 or more per
bf whom twelve were killed, two
Ily injured, twenty.four danger
and 100 less seriously injured.
n Of the dead were crushed ana
Id beyond recognition.
scenes in the vicinity OF the
were agonizing. relatives of the
clamoring to be allowed to go
IN dead or dying. Only by the
AteTyention of the police and car.
was II possible to keep back
how'd from overwhelming those
kere engaged in the work OF res
he carly In the day the volcanic
Ay OF Mount Vcsuvius appeared
ke diminished. as night ap'
bed the prospect OF immediate re-
kded, and the fate of the villages
bwn grouped around the volcano
y more helpless. Instead OF de-
1ng the fall of sand and ashes
h from the crater increased.
N with the sun shining high in
sayens the light WIS n dim vel.
10 the midst of which the few
who remained in the stricken
their clothing. hair and boards
ID with ashes, moved about In
Nful Stiffness OF desolation like
ghosts.
case Of Tore del Greco is typ
For thirty hours the place has
practically deserted. but amid the
and q scmi.darkncss Illuminated
time to time with vivid flashes of
)ing. few Of the inhabitants go
hungry and with throats parched
4moke and dust, seemingly unable
D themselves away from the ruins
)at so recently were their homes.
hunication by rail or tramway
Tore del Greco and Tore An
|htion is impossible owing to the
and sand and ash deposits. Rail
lfayel to and from Naples is much
PRED by the same conditions and
ision to-day resulted in the injury
put twelve passengers. Telegraph
punication with the towns farth-
the danger zone also is inter
b.
! flow OF lava from the volcano,
had almost ceased during the
resumed early to-day and the
pic elected in the Vesuvius COM
s has been enormous. 1t is feared
me weight of ashes on roofs will
the collapse of many buildings
mere and in the towns and vii
nearer the volcano.
lector Matteucci. who continues at
posi- in the observatory, tele-
|ed tonight that the volcano was
Eaiiy calm last night, with occa-
sharp explosions. these becom-
pore violent toward morning. Di-
1 Matteucci says his seismic in
lion.
" Victor Emmanuel and Queen
pe nave forwarded to Premie-
pno' who is here, $4,000 to be ap-
toward the relief of the sufferers
III volcano. The prefect has re-
Y lhe mayor of San Giuseppe from
because in the face of danger he
Fiors.
Fdinal Frisco, Archbishop Of Ma.
VINO to-day visited the people
wa by the fall of the Mount Oil
aarket, brought to these unfortu.
'ne benediction of the pope.
Duchess of Aosta was a verita-
angel OF mercy to the sufferers by
house disaster. She spent
~ 'h.'Ie day at the hospital comfort
Ae oereaved and assisting the in
troops on duty in the volcanic
Az utilizing the railway carriages
'IeIent n, localities as camp hospi-
| ,ae ! fed Cross Society has estab-
.nao hospital in the vicinity of San
'ppe. H. Ihe number of dead taken
'ae church at San Giuseppe,
! NJ ,collapsed yesterday while a con.
u. d;ua OF about 200 persons were
'.as sa mass is twenty-six. There
,i",s ,ni"T,senty-nine severely injured.
,,u,ent ,,sa storm of sulphurous rain
'ea eu.' Today at San Giuseppe, vesu-
and Saviano.
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