Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

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slpoSnG HCozizizs TIE ruseuzn. treas
mry kEuf8ding. SKINNER palace many
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czxtern@ city wall and grand h&zzzrA
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KgypL Italy and GrssoA The relics
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lGentEle srum the Jewish C0Rrf, and
@Trzrsd "a Il in Greek Il the follow
ing inscziptsons @Whos8ever shall e.
Tier here VIII be responsible for The
death which shall InsnEs We looked
-o1 the s1rcoph1gl q Alexander The
.iGrszt, Constantine Nzpaso1 and the
/ King of Sidon They are massive pieces
riof bezutf6sd marble, have numerous
/ 1gures d indiTienals carved On the
side and e0dsznd emphasize ; colossal
Eethod Of patting away the dead
The museum adds 70 the ss1rebouse
q knowledge
u The treasury building ISL depository
for Fzlnabls& We gzEed for houE %
The noss expensive things in the MS
soT Of the s0rld To the left Of the
entrsnee. through . door and up q
fight o. stzfn, are seen the costumes
,tos twenty-f0ur Of the Sultznk who
have occupied the Turkish fhrone
Tine seepterx the head dress and the
cast1ms are brilliant and gems o.
marvellous beauty. To the rightof the
~entrznoe and up = flight Of stairs are
seen The majestic dressing table and
: the throne Of one Of the Snltzns The
dressing table WAS presented to one Of
the Sultans By Katherine. Queen Of
Russia IL Is studded with precious
jewels. Diamonds, rubles. enerzl&
pezrlS and many Others have their
places in the fascinating design It's
estimated value Is three million Of dol
lars Ia the southwest corner OF the
noon and at the top Of thestzirs is the
throne Of one Of the SultzrG II Is a
thing CT wonderUus exquisitDess and
cnntzins the largest emerald IN the
known world. The emerald Is about
two inches thick. two and Ooe-hzlf
inches vide and three inches long. 1t
Is suspended directly over the seal Of
the uhr02e. l was unable % obtain
The estimated vzlue Of it. In front Of
TIE entrance, acruss the room, Is the
statue Of one Of the Sultans On = horse.
To the right Of the statue isa large.
glass case which contains the var
weapons a the Emperor Constantine.
On the left Of the statue Is another
large glass case which Contains the
war weapons Of the first centuries
These sespoas enrich The mind with
The shape Of the implements Of war for
both 01euse and defense in the sges
past In fFout Of the entrances few
feet Is the Persian throne II vas
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