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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10
MILL NOTES.


The 81 90. Pittsbu-g, is to have an addi-
ti1ra' paddle train.
TIE PIONEER Iron AID Manufacturing
O.. of Birmingham, Ala, have broken
e,ourd for thsir rclling mill
There is talk Of the erection Of rolling
mill et RiysrtOn, MCkeesport, Pa. Op-
tccs have bael secured on some twenty
acres.
The crlp,ovses Of the LawrNnCe iron and
steel works, az Icontoo, Ohio, struck for
wagas. the firm failing TO ply on regular
payday
The B-iegfeld Coal aud Iron Company
are repairing their rolling and nail mills
Brierfeld, Ala, and Will, 1t is said, put
them ia operation.
Tbs Montreal Rolling Mills o., CT Mon
trss'. Can, sre making some extensive i'm
rroycme1ts 70 thsir plant, which will be
complied about Juue nexs
Toe Trinidad lCoio) rolling mill il ex'
pscisd 10 begin work On the first Of Esbr1-
sry. f. A. MarriCt is superintendent of
tae company. They viii make merchant
iron fon scrap.
The Vulcan forge and iron WOrHs' o.
Long & Co, st CHARTERS, now hare the
plddIue department end guide mill run
ming double turn. The bar mill and ham
msr shop are running single.
ybs Waugh Size works Of Bsllsyille,
rl.. are manufacturing steel rails, billess,
slabs and nails. TINS company have also
recently commenced the ufsc.Ure OF
seel shlfting Of all the different sizes, BE-
sides equar5s aud fists.
Toe Elta mil, Ffanbstown, Pittsburg,
a-. sbu down Mr.. ID .r,ingtO0, who start
ei ituo $40 months agc, wants the Cont
mental Pipe works, which belongs to the
Flbs Company, which he regards as neces-
ans the profitable running Of the mill
plant.
The Hamburg rolling mill, at Hamburg
B.rks county, Pa owed by the Philadel-
Dh.a & Readicg Coal q hO1 Company, has
bean leased to Walter NevergOld, OF Phila-
7siphia. from April /, 1889. The mill has
been idle for the last two or three years.
.twa, buillia 1865, has double pudding,
c1co'a and hsa.i9g furnaces; Ore 3-tOn
hammer and . trains 10 and 19-iach) rolls.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10
RED MEN AT R0MNEY.
PREHISTORIC INDIAN BURYING GROUND
EXAMINED.
A RspOr! Mads to the Smithsonian Instiiuts-Skulls
mi Wonderful Safe Of Preservation Copper
Ornaments Skeletons Of Brave War
riOrs Killed in Battle.
New York World.

WASHINGTON, January 81. - In the
WOrld of January Is there appeared az
account of peculiar prehistoric burying
place having bsen exposed to view by
washout in the south fork Of the Potomac
river, at Romney, w. Va. Thinking to
secure some good relics and cuficsities for
my collection in the Smithsonian Institu.
ton 1 went there and Investigated the re-
port. l found tie article true ia nearly all
particulars, bat that the washout occurred
Two years ago Instead of recently. Eight
miles up the river from ROnuey is
small islznd, cut off from the main land
by mill-race. The island is nearly ell
sand aud made splendid burying place
for the aborigines Of This coualry. For r
space of so by 200 yards there are many
graves about two to three feet in depth,
and Containing, besidss skeletons of n
dams, many peculiar relics, such IS oeads,
shells, pipes, srrow-heads, bones of aai-
mails once used Tor food, pottery, &c.
Two years ago the river rose higher thsn
it Lad been known to rise for years. l.
washei OUT this mill race, and when
the Banks csyei in there were exposed o
view many skeletons, ss above mentioned
The farmers ard boys Of the ne'ghborco9d
visited tbs place cut Of curiosity and car
ried eff many articles. No account was
printed at the time, and 10 examination Of
the place was made until tie World called
the attention of the Smithsonian MN 10
this fad, and letter vas at oncsiwritten
there to thu postmaster. Bus before q re-
ply came l YVES well On my WRy TO the
scene of the discovery. Six men were en-
gagged, and tie tpots where the graves isy
we're carefully dug over. 1t was fond TIA
about forty skeletons had been exhumed
By the freshet and carried away by
the waters. Many more remained,
some Of which had been disturbed
by thu plough, for they were buried
only two feet deCp. Oae Of t6ele nss
found 10 have Inferred it'll the body s,on>
tips for his arrows. beads ss necklace, q
whole pot Of clay rudely fashioned a1d
holding several decayed bOaep of the deer
This had been MS cooking vessel, and
when inferred with the warrior it was fiji |
ed with deer joints, luscious and juicy"
the meat of which sustained mis- soul 10 its !
march through the Happy Hunting
Ground5.
Another skeleton had a similar outfit
placed with il. Msoy Of the bOdies were
burisd in crampe1 positions, few were ex-
tended as We place our dead, many to1ss
were missing and the skulls Of some indi-
viduals seemed crashed srd broken. l
therefore drew E conclusion th It most Of
the Sc warriors were killed in battle As
it was the Indian custCm TO mutiIate the
bodies OF the tlsin ia some instances
to smash the skulls, the condition
of the skeletons is easily accounted for
In the loose earth THROWN out OF
the excavations and everywhere about the
errtaos vyn fonnd arrn1V- nairte hrokan not
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10
FAIRMONT.
a Social SeDsation-splcy General Newr-
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
seee1al Correspondence # the Sunday Regtstey.
FAIRMONT, February 9.-We ALWAYS
keep mp with the procession out here. Our
Latest is case in which gentleman in
high standing and the father of grown
children has driven his wife from home AT
TIE point Of revolver for alleged infideli-
ty. a divorce csse Is talked of aud racy
pArh1ula's may be expected slong at any
moment.
A. G. Hall, J. ". Irwin, J. A. Upton,
c. L. Smith, A. J. StJae and Others are at
work harvesting crop Of Ice. We hopa
everybody will get their houses He'd.
We are 20 have glow he5e foc whole
week bet nningths 25 h ias,. Il the aver
sge citizan does nos eet enough show this
yesr, it's nct the iauls Of To opera house
people.
THREE N accused # sell.ag the ardent
without ths necessary authority from the
town authorities Wers tzkeu b..1ro Justice
to5aHay yesterday ugon complaint Of
Mayor Upton, who swOre oas warrants for
heir ares. All were bound over to
await TIE action OF the grand Jury and
were required to give bond IN penalty Of
| bya hundred dollars conditioned upoa
t1eir future good behavior IN this pArticu-
lar.
Mr.. 1 n. Tough, of Fsrmiogtou, has
purchased the J. B Ccsne grocery, on
Main street
Prosecuting Attorney H1ggerty has is.
sued large number Of invitations for his
! G.snl Jaly bsll on ldarch ).
A little daughter Ct o S Mckinney il
quite i'll.
". J Shore is cozfaed 20 his room
With q sevore cold.
The Tes dwelling house Of J. L. S.cel
o. Locust avenue caught fire "a Wednes-
day night and WAS entirely consumed.
Sir Stsei ia q new cOmer here, having re-
moved from We.zJ county but a short
time since. His houss wss quite co mo.
jious, having eight l-rgs rooms and was
jast fetched and ready 20 occupancy.
TIE cOnt6ats mere al saved. Loss, -, 0GO
/ No irsdIanle.
Stock ia The new builiing association
i quoted way eb5ye pr, snd the money
sold at each weekly meeting ID commading
good premiums.
Dr. J. T. Hill aad wife will leave next
eek for Roaroke, Virginia, where they
viii ree:d- in future. Dr.. Hill is q son.
il-law o. the late Jndge Morrow and is a
popular gentleman. His many friends
wish hin large Lave Of success in his
nav fsiG of labo-.
AttoTn : SacdgrGss. Of Pennington, was
here this week on legal business.
When se re. the free b,idge Ill ih3 bows
Of tLis tom vii probably desert ih-ir oil
loves ana skip over the I.ver 20 while away
thu hours with the fair camsels of cur
neighbor city. But thea the thng may
a.lp rs il some particulars, aad LEI 'er
come.
Ms Palmer is inproving under Che Y
ceilert Care Of DR. Roger and his sstsr,
Mss Rose S6eeuey.
Mrs. Jos Dougherty is able 10 20 about
TIE house asai1 after very serious ill1es3
- several weeks
P.of Mizf reports the atterdanca at
school as very light. This may be aec.ant-
cd for in par, By the fact that a new aclOol
h8s been established on Lo;u5t agenae.
O1r schools axe fiTst-clsFs and ehOold lie
well attended.
The NJ. Z CHURCHES hare are bjih Tun.
uinZ protracted meetings.
AttoIneysC F. Teler and A. C Dayton,
of Phlippi, were here this wesk ca legal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10
CLARKsRURG.
Interesting Items of Late News-Personal
Mention.


Mention.
Special Correspondence Qf The Sunday REGISTER.
CLARKsBURG, W. VA, February O.
Tuesday and Wednesday mornings were
the coldest this winter, the Thermometer
registering zero e. o'clock, and on We'd
nesday at 10 o'clock the me1cnry was
twenty-five degrees below freezing point.
The revival a. Golf chapel is still il pro-
greEs Much good has bsen done. Rev.
Moore is IN excellent minister and his
labors appreciated.
The Southern Methodist church will
likely obtain the services OF SimOns, Ken
lucky evangelist, who created such SEN
sation here one year sgo, to conduct g
meeting az Their church.
The water works have not yet been &C.
ceptsd. There ID come little stir among
our people owing to the want ofuniformitY
in rates prescribed by the rules and regu-
latiOns adopted by Council. as well as
some DISSATISFACTION IN compelling The con-
sumer 10 pay for connections between
mains snd curb Of pavement, including
shut-of valves. M one objects to psv for
the necessary pipes to conduct wster from
tbs cur61iOne to their residence, but it
dent lock Ike the consumer should pay
for the whole piping and at the same time
provide means for the town to shut off the
water when not plid for.
Nothing worthy of cote in social doings,
the monotony is not broken by horrid
mite societies going the rounds.
Tue position of the Council in reauiri1g
the Sergeant to appoint police by aud witn
its consent, meets with general approba-
ton.
Patrick Keehan hal BEEN appointed AZ
itcr snd Daniel Linz engineer of the Fed
eial building.
The tinancisl statement Of the town fox
the past year shove: Re eipts, $15. 1919 50;
disbursements, So. S35 "a; cash on hand
February l, 1889, 81 1853 60. Of the watsr
works fund of $4,000, there mas been ex-
psndei, as of same dsie, $50. 755 u, leav-
ing Oh deposit to the credit Of that fund
$13, 2i4.2S.
The Clarksburg Concert Company will
render Pinafore econ.
1t ID again Ssrgeant Smith, as it has
been for TIE past Blk years.
10 tuelo any SoJd tes1sOn tldt D. N ".
r r shops, to be removed, should not be
located here.
Mrs. DR.. Blackboard during the week,
WAS visiting her brother, Hon. john ].
Davis.
Capt. G. J. SteeleY is home, after sew
eral days visit TO P6rkersbu y.
John Robinson, son of J. L Robinson,
has returned from trip to Cincinnati.
John l. Rail is in Upshur county.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10
NEW MARTINsVILLE.

News of Interest From Down the
River.
Special Correspondence Ct the Sunday Register.
NEW MARTINsvILLE, W. VA, Feb. 8.
Cic1it Court closed Thursday.
Col. W. w. Arnett, of Wheeling, was in
attendance az oouft this week.
The protTacted msetirg at the NJ. Z.
church, conducted by Rev. Hammond, is
still in progress with inhabited interest. A
great interest is manifested ard many ac-
cessions are being made.
Mrs. Auna McElDowney is visiting
friends at Pitisburg.
Miss Hattie snd Mr. Henry Staley are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Frank Young
MIS-. Judge S'aley has returned from
Chicago.
The KOOntz are preparing to put in some
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10
THREE BY 1HE TOTS.

K. four a half takes up the sermon
which ne hsd heard his fsther preach that
morning and says: Papa, I don't quite
understand what this sernon means
Won't you please get the meanness out Of
il for me?v- Christian AdrOc1te.
A wee girl residing On tie Hill' Ron-
dout. was asked by lady how many
brothers she had. 'O1ly John" was the
quiet response, END he ANT my bro, her
Bat he's Just as nice, though, y added the
child naively.-Kngston IN. y Freeman.
Teacher-"W6y do you not punctuats
your compositions?" Pupil-" Because you
told us the other day it wss vulgar to
point. - Boston Gazette.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10
HOW SCULPTORS WORK.
The Conception First Put In Clay and Their
Plaster CAST Is Taken.

The Conception First Put In Clay and Then
Plaster Cast is Taken.
"a very vague idea prevails as to how a
sculptor works out statue" writes Hsr-
riet Hosmer in the st. Louis GloJe-DemlO-
crat. "The truth is this: The artist pnts
the conception as nearly az possible into q
neterial form by the aid of clay. a plas-
ter cast is then taken of that. By this
time very def mechanics have block Of
marble, squared and out OF mind, in the
most perfect manner. Then the cast is set
alongside and by means of square and rule
and callipers the model is copied point By
coint. Thu mass is hewn from the
rock rapidly until a general outline
is reached. Then the mechanic proceeds
with mere skill end care and gradually re-
duces il until the exact image of the Origi-
nal model is reached. Then still more
skillful artisan under axes it, and docs al.
most maIvels under the artists personal
direction. At last the artist puts Gu the
finishing touches, which give the individ-
uality. the excellence, the semblance of
tAe person modelled after, or which con-
veys the idea that the artist has f4ncied
into creation. A statue, like other
works of art, is but vehicle, as
it were, to transport the thought
that generated in the artists mind,
and was nodded and rounded into perlec
ton By his perseverance, that delights es-
thet:cI and others ia proportion as they
understand it Tcese finer touches can be
done by mona bat the designer, for he can
uos instruct Others what he wsnta. A faint
charsci eristic, a delicate lineament, q
slig6t Indication of a liDe, will make OF
mar BIZ impsrtirg sn expression desired
or not. So the artist must take the chisel,
and study and csrve, and carve and study
until the book is the incarnation Of the
thing formulated il the artists mind.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10

Dischmgiug a government official is
something like discharging a gun. It's
the report Of it that makes the noise.
The German herr is an equivalent for the
American Mr.. The American her is more
than an equivalent for the American Mr..
First crook: Making any money now
adays. Jack?" Lots of it." lin what
line?1 Pm in business as G counter
feiter."
An exchange speaks of tenor singer
who has recovered his voice" He must
have. as they say in base ball circles,
knocked the cover off the bawl.
Those who, in writing to make engage
ment or appointments, habitually put IN
D. V. proviso do not necessarily indu &c
in ways thst are otherwise D. V. QUE.
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BENWOoD

The funeral of Thomas Hendrix was
largely attended yesterday.
1t was said on the streets ye.terday that
the mecbinists were ordered to go to work
in the Wheeling COmpany's plant this
Tsek.
A substantial platform has been placed
for thu accommodation of B. u o. p1sseu.
gers ct Jim's Ran flag station. 1t was Sc
cured through the Efforts and petition Of
MIS- ]. YsEcy.
TIE resumption of TIE rolling mills is
veg indefinite.
4 hanging lamp fell in 'parlor on
Water street last evening, but through the
.elf possession and prOmp. action of a
young lady Of the house, a counagration
was prevented be'o;e much damage was
done.
Both of Wheeling's opera houses were
well attended from hare last week.
The G. A. r and post A. M. Lodge
turned cut for Mr.. J. Leachs funeral yes
ternooa morning.
The ferry boat bravely plyed through
the ice last week.
Messrs. r Newton and NJ. Deegaa have
returned from trip 10 Pittsburg.
One new building is under way.
Miss E. |. Martin, one of cur efficient
teachers, i5yieiting at her home in Mounds
vile.
In the death of Thomas Hendrix, Eq.,
the community has lost an upright, hon
cradle citz.n aud consistent Christian.
Au INCLINATION ia shown 10 initiate Bell
aire in tie precautionary mess1re Of vaccl-
nation.
Mra. James Wilson il recovering rom O
severe att OK Of rheumatism.
Applicants for the Io5Loili3e are appear
ing.
Sime Of the young men say they VIII 20
down to Washington on the auspiciour
fourth, if the walking il good.
Rev. Mr Allemong has returned from
Scio, where his eon is i'll.
There ia some prospect Of the new fac
tory being put in shape to manufacture
wire nails.
Mrs. J. Mcmahon, Of C5apline street,
Wheeling, was visiting in town ysster-
dsy.
4 number will ettand Prof. ". Arm
stro0g's musicale in Wheeling, Tuesday
eY3rlug
Mrs. Margaret BcNechen will Fe;Urn
next month from Webster Springs.
Mrs. Smith, of Upper werd, Is pIo2trated
flom the shock of the attack Of her yard
maatiff
Miss Carrie snidland, of Steuhenvi'le, is
the guest Of Miss Laura Dare
TIE Ladies' Aid Society will meet at
the .esidence Of Mrs. P. Stewart to-mo'-
row evening.
Mess,s. J. Barch ard Fl. HornbrOok are
spending a couple days in Woodland.
Miss L zzie Conner, CT this county, was
visiting in town this week.
Pedestrians parties are coming in vogue.
TIE iron works ehipre1 q consignment
of nails last weak.
The Bsllsire is tied up below.
The tramp was ubiquitous last week.
Perchance after the inhospitable treat
meat in Wheeling they cour-ed the pa
tronags Of this place
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10
For Ricketts,, Marssmus, and Wasting DIS
orders of Children.

Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver OIL
with HypophOsphites is unequalled. The
rgpidity with which children gain flesh
and strength upon it is very wonderful.
Read the following: II have used Scotts
Emulsion in cases of Ricketts, and Mars g.
mus of long standing, and have been more
than pleased with the results, as in ever y
csse the improvement was marked. N.
MAIN. u. D., New York.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10

tri,. has re II cat the same amount. All
rse result of soft weather. At L5aven-
worth the miners are on ha'f time.
T.ePhns5e'phia ard Reading Co8l and
rron Company closed twenty-five mere
,o,ler:es on Monday last. Eighteen col
lIslies hsye been cloa5d since December J,
and u0,g oa'v six'ee3 white ash eOllieriei
lo,siter vito ,hcsa in the Lyksns Vslley
rsrian. VIII De- olevated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10

witn au avIaUA iuuAVasV. IA,s VVliia
is looking after the hardware business.
R4da0ough and Mcdonald have bought
out the butche:ing business Of Capt. John
Fisher.
Editor Ohley is still in Charleston, and
the Iader is under the care of Circuit Clerk
Smith during the EDITORS absence.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10

hood are being shot.
1t will be great blessing to the country
people who are unable 70 get any of their
products TO markets this, winter if this
snow lays or.
T. S Riley, of Wheeling, was at court
one DAY this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10

"sea h1g white M teeth are growing
satisfactorily thoHing,
Sid & lady 10 her friend, totner cay
THAT this standard preparation
blerits highest commendstion-"
II was SOZODONT, I scarcely need to say
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10

7 have been occassnioally troubled with
Coughs, and in each case have used Browns
Bronchial TrOches, which have never
failed, and must say they are second to none in
the world Fix i. Nay, Cashier, 81. Pau, Ainn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10
Philosophical.
pcnrtn Tfrnaefinf.

Young gentleman-'Is smoking un-
pleasant to you?" Young lady-"It de-
ponds entirely upon the smoker"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10
TRADE NOTES.

Asbabula, O j. asked to furnish la1d
., t3r Is 5000, coo blast furnace.
I'd Noyely Steel Wheel Co. 3 plant will
r. .-sc,sd at HIeHessp,rt, Pc.
TIE Crczor Steel aid Iron Co, of Roam
.-s ". O.. VIII build an additional fur
.s.e ata cost OF about Sl25, 900.
TIE Newport News and Mississippi Val
lea Radr0ad c.. viii build shops at Lexing-
.or. Ky, # $4,000 10 donated.
The .To BIAS. flrnsce5 which TIE Penn
s.lrsnis S.eal Company are erecting at
Sosrow's Poiat, Nd, Will be S5I22 feet.
TIE Westinghouse Electric Company last
wees shipped 10 Cuba over II 600 Of the
snsu glass globes containing incandescent
..anlrr. rur-arz
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10

Lon svi.le last year
p.0wes snd gave emplc
in their manufacture.
llels lu ,i.4 South.
Tbs s.like OF / 600 c
View York shops aQai
practically succeeded.
Iusss To- resume work a
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-10-03
EI'OCIl

The transition from long. lingering
marks an epoch in tie life Of the in
divihunl. Such Il remarkable event il
agency whereby the good health has
been attained is gratefully blessed
Hence it is that so much is neard H.
praise Of Electric 1}itters. 81 MANY
feel they owe their restoration to health
to the use Of the Great Alternative and
Tonic. If yon are troubled with any
disease Of Kidneys. Liver or Stomach,
of long or short standing YOU will snrl\
find relief hy the nee Of FL" tric Bit
ters. Sold at 50 cents and 81. per bot
tie at &. ". Smiths DrngstCr,.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-10-03

THERE are a number Of first class
sewing machines offered by different
companies, all of which have their
points,of merit, but the LIGHT RUN
MING NEW HOME is the only one on
which all the recent improvements are
combined in one machine. A personal
examination of the NEW HOME fs SOL
ic,ted IT there is no agent near you
write direct to the NEW HOME Sew
ING MACHINE Co., Orange, Mass,
for circulars. ..-=%z
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CAN TRCTuFULLY SAY,

CAN TRCTHFULLY SAY.
Mr.. E p. Lovrjny, y large dealer IT,
general merchandise at Wabuska, Me-
vada, says: II have tried st. Patrick's
Pills md can trnthfully say the hest ]
have ever taken or known used" AZ a
pleasa ant physic or for disorders Of the
liver they will give perfect satisfaction
For sale OVnC. W. Smith.
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