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318 LANTERN SETS THE RUINED CITIES OF THE SICILIAN EARTHQUAKE, 1 Map of Sicily. "2 Messina—General View. 3 Messina—Cathedral—General View. 4 Messina—Fountain ontside the Cathedral. 3 Messina Cathedral—West Door. <5 Messina Cathedral—Interior. 7 Messina Cathedral—View from above, with Harbour in distance. 5 Messina—View from San Gregorio, looking towards Calabria. 0 Messina—The Sailor’s Rest. 30 Messina—The City that was : a Scene in the Palazznta. 31 Messina—The devastated l’alazzata, once the Pride of Messina. 32 Messina—Uorrorof Messina’s end : inhabitants in mad flight between Earthquake and Flood. 13 The Destruction of Messina: The great Seismic Wave which overwhelmed the doomed City. 34 Messina—Wreckage in Via Cavour, one of the main streets of Messina. To Messina—Italian sailors extricating the dead. •30 King of Italy thanking P.ritish officers for rescue work accomplished by British bluejackets. 3 7 Italian Soldiers. IS Messina—A Sicilian Cart. 1 0 Messina—View from Mr. Sanderson’s Garden. -0 Messina—Way to Faro, Calabrian Mountains in the distance. 21 Messina—Village on road to Faro: at the Fountain. 22 Messina—Village of Pace. 23 Messina—Village of Puce mid Church of La Grotta. 24 Messina—The Faro Lighthouse. 25 A Sicilian Peasant’s Dwelling. 2G Reggio—The Cathedral Exterior. 27 King of Italy rescuing victims of the Earth- . quake at Reggio. 2S Ruins of a house at Reggio where several families lay buried. 29 Reggio—One of the largest buildings that collapsed. 30 A ilia San Giovanni, with 6tcamer crossing the Straits. 31 Rond from San Giovanni to Scilla. 32 Scilla. 33 Scilla—Looking towards the North. 34 Rngnara—Remains of the Town Gate. 35 Bagnnra—Ruins of the village Church. 30 A Sicilian Peasant Girl. 37 Taormina from the Hotel Timeo. 38 Taormina—The Greek Theatre. 39 Taormina—The Greek Theatre, Interior. 40 Taormina and Mount Etna. 41 Mount Etna in Eruption. 42 Vino and, Olive Gardens on the slopes of Etna. 43 Coast Scene near Calunia. 44 Sicilian Cart near Catania. 45 Map of the World, showing Earthquake Areas. Lecture, Is. VOLCANOES, 3 Ideal Section of Volcano. 2 Concentric Earthquake Waves. 3 Terrestrial and Lunar Volcanic Areas, com- pared. 4 Normal Lunar Crater. 5 Bay of Naples and Vesuvius. <j Vesuvius from the Bay. 7 Vesuvius—Looking into the Crater. $ Vesuvius Observatory. 9 Vesuvius Railway. 10 Vesuvius—Crater and Lava Stream. 11 Crater of Vesuvius. 18G5. 12 Vesuvius in Eruption, 1S72. 13 Italy—Lake Avernus. 14 San Remo—Houses ruined by an Earthquake. 15 Tcneriffe—The Peak. Ifi Japan—Fujiyama. 77 Japan—Hot Springs of Kusntsu. IS Japan—Gifu after Earthquake. Ji9 Japan—Bridge ruined by Earthquake. GEYSERS, &e, } 20 New Zealand—Great Mud Crater, Wakakewahwa. 21 New' Zealand—Mount Ngarvahoe (Active Volcano). 22 New Zealand—Crater Lake Ruapehu. 23 New Zealand—Whatapoko Geyser. 24 New Zealand—Tongariro Volcano. 25 New Zealand—Crow’s Nest Geyser. 2G New Zealand—Lofley’s Baths and Volcano, Tongariro. 27 New Zealand—Tattooed Rock Basins. 28 New Zealand—Mud Volcanoes. 29 New Zealand—Pink Terrace. 30 New Zealand—White Terrace. 31 Yellowstone Park—Old Faithful Geyser. 32 Yellowstone Park—Geyser Cave. S3 Yellowstone Park—Grand Geyser. 34 Yellowstone Park—Mammoth Hot Spray. 35 Yellowstone Park—Great Palls. 36 Mexico—Volcano Popocatepetl. No special Lecture for this series.