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i l f** FIVE HUNDRED MORE PEOPLE PERISH. FRENCH SQUADRON SENT TO THE RESCUE. 12,000 FUGITIVES. By, telegraph, Presa 'Aas’n, Copyright Received 12.22 a.m., April 12. Rome, April 11, King Edward sent King Emanuel a message of deep sympathy. A total of 500 perished at Ottaiano and San Gaieseppe. The volcano is now active in the direction of Cercola.
A shower su'phur fell at San Guieseppe, Vesnrian, and Ottaiano, and a shower of reddish saDd fell for several hours at Nep’es in the evening. The ashes were thickest at Torreaelered and Torreauouzi. Both were isolated. Numbers, including British and German journalists, are unable to leave. A French squadron has been amt to Naples to assist in the resone of sufferers. The fugitives number 12,000.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1722, 12 April 1906, Page 2
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