Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-19

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years pgspaEa.ions we're beinz H1@ds
IN the bulidlBz n tfls pyramid. IL
f,as eizS,tg-two rn5Iji0I Ons hundred
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men az og,s time tliIsd IN iss eFeetiOn.
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eanseNay siEty feet vide Ess built
TIE top ssones we're iifted t,y rnscfrin,
eyy saeb ~ TIE EOgid knows nothing
n h,lay. IL Il seVen hundred and
hygty sfK feet eaef, side If the square
bare Tie stgoctaSs Il fo0F hundred
af,d afty feet high, higher than the
eafledra4s n C1llzTss, stfaSburg,
gDusn. ~. Pstsrs sod ~. Paars
10 sgspyfse 10 me that Il WsS put At
tie hsad 0f tis Seven WOr,Asrs of the
Wogld. II has q subssFr2Hs1uS rom Of
red granite called the Kings ctlanber. y
aHd aD1tbss roam called the queens
ef,arnt,er.v and the probability Is that
tf,eYs are othsr rolaas Jet uDsTpID9sd.
The syidsn; design d the architect
uas ~ make these ro1fns as inacees-
slf,ls a. possible. After all the uOTk N
sxpi0ratlOn and all tlis digging aDd
blasting, II yOu wOuh enter tiIess sub
teFTansOus TO1s1s yOu must 90 Through
tassa1s only three feet eleven inches
hs2ii and less than fur feet wide
THg sBSAY KING TUKNED 10 DUST.
4 saFeOpilagus N red g5aTdte stAnds
dOrn unGsr this mountain u nasOnry.
TIE sageOpsisgus could not have been
eaTrisd in aitsr ,i,s pyramid vas built
lt must have been put there before the
sif1ctars WA reared. Probably Ia thai
sascOpiiagls oncs lag wooden coffin
containing a dead king, but time ha'
destroyed the coffin ard destroyed the
last yestize Of human remains
EOr three thousand years tlsis sspui
ei.fal rOOiD vas unOysnsd, and uOuil
have been until t1fiay probably un
opened had not a superstitiOns iInprss
siOn got abroad that tis heart u ,hl
pyfamid Was filed with silver and golt
AID diamonds, aud under Al MamOui
an sxcayatlng party went ~ work, an'
having bored and blasted through I
hundred fe0t Of rock they found ~
opening ahead, and we're about to CIV
up the attempt when the workmeI
heard stone roll down into n seeming
ly hollow place, and encouraged b.
that they resumed their work aud cam
into the underground rooms
The disappointment of this wOrkmeI
Ia finding the sarcophagus empty Of al
silver and gold and precious stones wa
~ great that they would have asssU
Sinatsd Al Maiuoun, who employs
them, had he not hid la another par
Of tbs pyramid as much silver and gol
~ would pay them for their work a
ordinary rate of wages and induce
them there 10 dig tlIl they, 10 their sal
prise, oanio upon adequate compensa
ton.
wonder not that this mountain 9
limestone and red granite has been ia
fascination Of scholars, of scientists, q
intelligent Christians la all ages. n
John ilerschel, the astronomer. aaid IA
thought II had astronomical slgnlt
oauce. The wine men who acconpl
nled Napoleon's army into Egypt weu
iulo profound study of the pyramid
Ia 1895, Professor snyth and hls vii
lived Ia tile empty toinbs near BY ia
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