Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-22

STANDS ready 10 take
ANOTHER FORTY CENTURIES
Of atmospheric attack if the world should
continue to exist The Oldest buildings OF
the earth are juniors to this great senior OF
the centuries. Herodotus says that for ten
years preparations were being made for
the building OF this pyramid. 1t has s.,
Ill 900 cubic feet of masonry. One hun
dred Thousand workInen at one time toiled
in its erection. To bring the stone from
the quarries a causeway sixty feet wide
was built. The top stones We're lifted by
machinery such as the world knows moth
ing of to-day 1t is 74S feet each side OF
the square base. The structure is $50 feet
high, higher than the cathedrals of Cologne,
Strasburg, Rouen, St. Peters and St.
Paul's. No surprise to me that it was put
at the head of the Seven Wonders Of the
World II has a subterraneous room of red
granite called the ''King's chamber" and
another room called the Queens cham
ber," and the probability is that there are
other rooms yet unexplored The evident
design OF the architect was to make these
rooms as inaccessible as possible. After
all the work of exploration ana all the dig
cling and blasting, if you would enter these
subterraneous rooms you must go through
a passage only three feet eleven inches high
and less than four feet wide. A sarcoph-
agus Of red granite stands down under this
mountain of masonry. The sarcophagus
could not have been carried in after the
pyramid was built. 1t must have been put
there before the structure was reared
Probably IN that sarcophaguS once lay a
nine has DESTROYED the coffin and DESTROYED
the last yestice of human remains For
three Thousand YEARS this sepulchral room
was nnoDened and would have been until
to-day, probably unopened, had no super
stitious impression got abroad that the
and GOLD ao6 diamonds and under Al Ma
NOM and eycaya1ing marty went to work
and having bored and blasted through a
bundra6 feat of r.ocly thev found NO onenino
ahead and were .hout IN Give m the at.
te,nnt rvhen the ,yorknen heard y Stone roll
down a seemingly hollow Mace and. en-
co,,rsoad hy, that they resumed their work
and came into the underground rooms
Tho Gis.nnointmant of m. yyorl,man in
findiry th. sarcn1,bagus
-, lN i,i1, of AL SLY En- won't
anu SoiI Gnu n eSiou' o'oN: a. 81
Indt lhSy "outu navy aSSao't'taSeu a. - Il,
Houn' VINO eniploSeu Iueiit, nau ne hoC iiiI
III another part ol tne pSraiiilo : as . ai'
SILVER ana Sotu as "oui't pay Vncii iot m, -
WORK ~ ordinary rae Oh wages anu INDUCED
tiieil- mere 70 uig .lli Iney, 70 tnelr
caIile upon aueq Iate Solii petsatioE' 49,,
Nonust hoo tlidt tni9 Moun1ai ~, VI tt :ll'
suone ailt feu sran!Vs mas ueeu ei.e lI i7
si1n " " VI
Shrlst idls III all ages. olt 1olI fiesscheL'
.lie asl:oi.oner, salu ne III !. uau as
lrpiloi.ilcat s.snii,cat!ce. ine WISE Hien
VINO accompanied Napoleon army mo
hsypl Went lht INTO Prolouiio sGuuy u ane
Pyrain s IN; ~ ioo2 frolessor Snytn aEu ..
us VINE N.Y. III Itie eihPts toitips nea: W
inc Pyrahlu ehat theS hignt nc Is con.iiu
ousis as poSsio.e c.ose ~ lue ~ NJ, thiiu MutSu
Ihey were lhVestiSatlng. me PSrahlo'
putil nioio tii'Ln ioui Lilou?aiu y cars aso,
oenlS conlplste geoiie.rlcai hSure, wise
men nave cohc1udec Is must nave oeeh III
winery constructed. Man came tnrousE
THOUSANDS o! years ~ mug arcni'ecsere, W
music, 10 painting, ou1 ms was perfect at
the "orio 5 Start ana 1ou must nave "a
recteu 1t. 1Ati asIfoiionlets anu seoiue.,d
ana scientists say Ihat II WIS sclentincauy
anu MAJ . f!'',ila.icaliy coshtruGeeu p g
science anu mathematics were DORM: frolh
the inscriptions on Tue pyfam,a' from us
proportions, rom me points OF Vfe com pass
rec 1gnlztd IN us STRUCTURE, from the direG-
t!on IN "Iicil us tunnels run IRON lhe rel-
atiNe posiIioll .! Tue piochs thaI colIpoSe 1t,
sclentiSLS, CHRISTMAS anu ihnuels nave
uenlohstrateo una! the Delhg VINO piahneu
LniS pSraiiiili mus I nave known .he "orlu
spherlciGy, ana that It's motion was rota-
Tory, ana now many mics l. was IN diam
the word WelShs' ana knew al what point
III the heavens Secla!n stars Woulu appear
a. CERTAIN PetiouS ot liiiie. MOI III liie +oVo
years silcs lLe putting up oI that pS ranila
mas d Single iacI IN astronomy or maine
mates oeeh iottio " contrau,Ct 'hs "isuon
,'l,a r., tbs -,,,rid -o 10 1900 a, @
tronomer m, an arch;tect or y rnotbano-
t;oiaT, xyo,.,t ,nan,;nnino W. 10
lowed ,ba n1-,.o,ni5s VIZ s,,na,;T,t.,,,Se
IT, arec,ionq Jvho FROM IT, f,.st fo,nSo-
49,, 80 20 o,le,nr, a.n,toa 1870
tbinoe II ,nnst baJe hsen Cod Tsa;ah I.-ss
,,igLf whom be s.iG in my, tot "a n;,lar
sSau te at the bordar of fbe Iord If Eg1,nf
~ :, ebaII Ia f., n sir, a,,d .;.asss ;,
The nJ.ramiS il Gods first R;b,s Tnr-
d,.ods r. not tbonsonSs NJ r.a,.s hofora W.,
t.,, ". lessnr IF tie ,,,-ror,,;S vs. rrr;,.on
Wsii NJ r.bat ;s tbi 70 Grn,oraor, n'.son-,,
, s;1n md y ,zritnasss sn,ong otba, tbinos
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feof IN rs fsot and tho mos+ Of tho. a;ab-
tean foot tat,en Of nv s,.cbitact. 70 f,,,.nish
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man who const,pcted the nrs.sr,,;5 ,vorI,aS
~ :, o,i,, :, 80 ,-,ars ma ;ha,, M -,
The t.o,;5.i and a., I.omrass 80 ttas,,rIar,
or'S I,r,,,od H. a, - ia lo,Ia1,aI
tbe nonaro,s Trsicrhts t,,t fart la aUt,,.oe
hos fba;r vol 1900 anI - Vii ha 80
e., $50, na,,t,,,;oe ,,,o,,e All -.
baa, ao sbs,-eu ~ ii1oie al Icy ~ h"S
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LIZ Z An
ano cltleS nave been Frustrated or swal-
lowed, oat tnat pyramid has dehed all vol