Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
nearly all the forms OF wOrsllIp lollOw.
rlrn oReAr NIMRoD,

The mighty hunter of Assyria, led the
Semitic army In tableau showing him
hunting the deer and wild boar IN his
chariot.
THE Temple or ASIfUR
At Ninevah, an exact reproduction
from the latest discoveries made by
Layard in the ruins of that ancient
city. In the center Of the temple is
the altar, and around this stands AS
shur and the priests and servants.
The pillars Of the great temple nre
richly decorated and festooned with
exquisi,ely designed flowers.
sEMiRAMIs, QUEEN OF THE RAsr
Next in order was the magnificent
tableau representing Semiramis in bat
tie with the King of India. The in
trepid Queen of Assyria, who during
her reign subdued Arabia, Egypt,
part of Ethiopia and all Asia as far as
India, was represented in her war
chariot drawn by her four wild steeds,
retreatipg before the enemy, against
whom she sends arrow after arrow, es-
pecially against the immense war
elepant, upon which the
King of India Is riding
and which is bristling with spears and
iavelins. While Seniiramis Is thus
engaged in battle with the Indian
king, the foot soldiers are lighting.
hand TO hand, and u number OF dead
bodies already cover the ground.
NrNYAs, KING OF AssYRiA.
Ninyas, the son of Semiramis was
represented in handsome and lux
urlous oriental pavilion, richly draped
with costly cloths, in which IL was his
ainas ana ", S 6uv ahan IL MI h,n
wives aau iavoIltes, aoanuoning NM
seiI ~ eiy ,1 pieasurss anu W n;.
ing nus tiliie IN inoo.ence. rms
p'I'',v ,,,;c.,1 ' ,nis oS o Iii, 1,"v I'M, y,
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n 1" -" rn,,niain ,hro,y,n,, i,s ,,atay
nigh IN Inc air and adaing freshness
10 1ha ecano Tha idla him, IL reatiuv
uf his female slaves hands him n goblet
of wine.
sARDANAPALUs ON Ills FUNERAL
pyRE.
Immediately following the idle Nj
nyas came Sardanapalus, the lust king
of Asyrla, on his funeral pyre. For
thirty years, during when ne reign
eu, ne siuinpereu IN iuAuflous ihuo-
ieIue. hoSiins as,"e aiio ,' Us "Ppiho
piia.o w. 10 s . ~, rrn,,,an IN
v1ice anu ihaunets ~ muei ~
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ms !, snpIcS.s' my i nil e, a 800 49,
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coietteu ii7 rea7"ien, n,9 .a, ~, ~
ahu ms woliivi,, nv se.''i,s m,e ~ NE
s,e,,oa MISUNDERSTANDING IN dawes M y,was,hfs
,u,ral nvre which was renreseited by
the tableau with Sardinaplus sitting
surrounded by his women aud favor.
ties singing and drinking as If mock
ing death.
xpnr,,r ,nvrzz,p ~ ms uA,rs,v
mn, 80. 20 p.h.,,.
lme hihS VI napyion Mas nele
snoMn IN ,iS suAu,,ous i anee' ol'oi
ms gIeaI anu con.i'i rue sic.otitS' Gu,
rroccai,ring tha c.ntjyea haasiiy l,aan
with chains, whom he has brought
back from Jerusalem. Next came
THE GOLDEN IMAGE or NEnrcuAD-
xrzzAp
rho croo. l,,no nrnrd ., INA -,
in1 Bfen. h,nE, piouu " we un-
bounced success ne iiau aenleNea, coz
ceived the iuen VI lnvihg hillseil
ANU NViohlDpth ny
hs eo,, anu w .nls chu uau BisLn
I,c soiuen lnluse VI n,l,seii niaue'
ne ."p,eau iepueSsn'eu ms 'nuS.'
Wnicn s.oGI oNel o,Muth'y ieea nisn
Ihe neonle Of Babylou to adore the
golden representation of their king,
and mt its feet Jews and chaldaeaus are
bowling In humble submission and
the image.
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.ias p,oo'iie ,, u.i,oi l,i,,e MS a"'a.a
non ne pe,enSs h ni,is.i IN 49, OK "iiu
voring grass ana surrounded only hv
animals. Having made penancs. he
hls reason AFTER seve,, years
md resnmea, bis throne.
Wv . ' N
TIE FEAST OF hELsliAHNAR'
This tableau represented the scene
IN the Babyionlan palace, when, In the
midst of reyelry and riot, the prophet
Daniel interprets hemysterious hand
writing on the wall, that forelells
fall and death. On that
very night the Persians under Cyrus
enter Babylon, and Belshaz1ar IS muir