Eighteen months after her death he married Miss Somers at the British Consulate, and revealed his real name and rank--Sir Alan Hume-Frazer, baronet, of Beechcroft, near Stowmarket, England.

His lady adopted the infant girl as her own, and local gossip had it that this was a part of the marriage contract, whilst the ceremony took place at an early date to give colour to the kindly pretence.

The pair lived in a distant suburb, at Donzelle here" (another church fixed the spot), "and in twelve months a boy was born, birth registered locally and in the British Consulate.

After four more years' residence in Naples, Sir Alan and Lady Hume-Frazer left Italy with their two children.

Mr.Capella found two of their old servants, Giuseppe Conti and Lola Rintesano, living in these small houses here and here" (the remaining houses were lifted into prominence).
"Mr.Capella married Miss Margaret Hume-Frazer in Naples last January, the marriage being properly registered.