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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-23
THE DAM OF DEATH.
The South Fork Company VIII Recon
struct Their Fatal Lake.

The South Fork Company VIII Recon
struct Their Fatal Lake.
PITTsBURG, August GA member Of
the South Fork Fishing Club said TO day
that the belief that South Fork had been
abandoned IS a club resort was a mistake.
The club, he said, could not afford to lose
all the money it hal invested in real estate
in that locality. The property was worth
fully $500, 600. and il the fishing resort
was not re-established the whole invest
ment would become dead loss. The in
teution, however, WAS not to build dam
of the sizs of the one destroyed, but one
that would make the lake much less IN
size, so that in the event of the barrier
again giving way no destruction 10 life
and property wonld follow. No move Ia
that direction would be made until the
damage suit nov pending against the
stockholders is settled, either by being
paid or compromised. The object is to
establish a iair-sizsd pond, capable OF
holding a good stock of fish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-23
OUR NEW NAVY.
rhe Department Opens Bids for Five Steel
Cruisers.

Che Department Opens Bids for Five Steel
Cruisers.
WASHINGTON, August 22.-The Acting
Secretary OF the Navy to-day opened pro-
posals for constructing FIVE steel cruisers,
three of them to be of about 1000 tons
and two of 3, 900 tons displacement. AS in
the case of all of the advertisements lately
Issued by the Department the proposals
were divided into four classes:
First-Fhst for the vessels complete ac'
cording to the Departments designs.
Second-For the vessels complete on the
contractors designs.
Third-For the huils upon the Depart
mengs designs and the machinery upon the
contractors designs.
Fourth-For the construction OF the
machinery upon the Departments lans
and cf the hulls after the contractors s
ideas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-23
BELGIUM WORKERS.

One Hundred and Sixty Glass Men Coming
to This Country In Body.
PTTsBURG. August 22.-The National
Glass Budget to-day publishes startling
statement that from uadeniable sources it
is informed that 100 blowers, gathers ind
cutters have arranged 10 come to this
country in q body from Belgium. The ar
ticle will say: They have s(cured re-
duced rates on account of the great
number, ard will take passage for
America from Antwerp on Saturday, An
gust "a. This would bring them TO New
York on August 81 and to Pittsburg, Jean
nette or wherever they may be able to &C.
cure work, By the first or second of Sep
temb5r.
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QUESTION OF COURTS.
CAN THB FEDERAL AUTHORITIES HOLD
TRRRY'S SLAYER,
Or Must He bs Tried in the Circuit OouriS?-Sara
Al.hsa VIII ba Thsrs-Anoher Sensa-
tonal Scens Expected State
msn From Fields.

SAN Francisco, August 22.-It has
been arranged by attorneys on both sides
that when Deputy Marshal Nagle's case
comes up a continuance will be asked for
till next Wednesday, to give counsel for
the defense an opportunity to investigate
the Law. The lawyers are beginning to
fear Nsgle cannot be held by the United
States authorities Judge Sawyer is re-
ported 70 be doubtful of their right to in
terfere in Nsgle's case, as he claims Nagle
cannot claim to be an officer of the Circuit
Court as Judge Field can. If he refuses
to recognize the Federal right to interfere,
Nagle will be promptly returned to Stock
ton all and will be tried there.
The sentiment here in regard to his
action still remains divided, but in the
country, judging from editorial opinions,
three-fourths of the people believe he
showed great eagerness to kill Terry.
FIELD SAYS IT IS A LIE.
There is 40 way of proving or disprov-
iug Porter Ashe's statement that Judge
Heydenfeldt, of San Francisco, received
letter from Field offering his support to
Terry, if Terry would agree to support
him for the Presidency. Field denounces
Ashe's statement as a malignant lie, but
Heydenieldt refuses to say a word. Mrs.
Terry reached here last night, and is eX-
pected tc be present in Court to-day when
Nsgle's case comes up.
Her friends declare size meditates no
violence against either of the msn whom
she charges as responsible for her hus-
bands death, and she herself says she has
40 more use for the pistol, bat the strict.
est watch will be kept over her to guard
against any violence. To add to her old
resentment against Justice Field, he
handled her without gloves in his petition
for habeas corpus, declaring that she was
IAN abandoned woman, without verscity,
and that she bad built up the Sharon
case on forgery snd perjury. Those who
know hsr believe ste will not forgive
these words, but will make some deeper
ate attempt at revenge.
DENIED A RE-HEARIEG.
The State Supreme Court yesterday de-
MED are-hearing in the Shsron.Terry case
of its last decision, in which Judge Sulll-
varIu i,dUrapf vvaa revareed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-23
A WINDOW GLASS TRUST.

A Combine Tat VIII Swallow Up All the
Concerns.
PITTsBURG, August 22.-An evening
paper publishes sn article to the effect that
a move is on foot TO make combination of
all the western window glass concerns. 1t
says that an agent has been negotiating for
options on most of the concerns, and has
secured options on six, while ten more are
likely to grant them. The new company
would practically control the window glass
trade if formed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-23
ALeER FOR COMMANDER.

Philadelphia Delegates to Vote for the
Michigan Man.
PHILADELPHIA, August 22.-Gsn. Rus
sell A. Alger, of Michigan, will probably
receive a large majority of the Pennsyl-
vania votes for election rs Commander-in-
Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic
at the National Eucampment Of that or
ganization, to be held at Milwaukee, Au-
gust 81 to 10.
Corporal Tanners name has been men
toned, but it is stated by prominent G.
A. R. man that he will not be candidate,
The Philadelphia delegates will vote foI
Alper.
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DEMOCRACY'S BAY.

Enthusiastic Preparations fo- the Con-
ventIon at Dayton.
Special Teie0rGri 10 The Register.
DAYTON, O., August 22-The arrange
ments for the Democratic State Conven-
ton are nearly all completed. Everything
promises large and enthusiastic cOnven-
ton. A greater number of people, it is
expected, will be in attenance at this con-
vention than at sny previous one, and sll
the rooms in the hotels ara engaged. On
Tuesday the Democratic clubs of the State
will parade. Col. W. A. Taylor, OF Col
umbus, will be the Grand Marshal. The
will meet Wednesday, August
%, at 10 o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-23
MONUMENT DAY.
The Corner stone OF the Memorial to H.
diana Soldiers Laid.

The Corner stone OF the Memorial to H.
diana Soldiers Laid.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, August 22.-The
cornerstone Of the Indiana soldiers and
sailors monument was laid this afternoon
with imposing ceremonies, in the presence
of the President Of the United States.
Many men of prominence and thousands
of veteran soldiers and sailors were pres
ent The exercises of the day began at
daylight, when the parade formed and be-
gan i,s march through the principal sireets.
Il is estimated tha, 6, 600 were in line. 1t
was uesTly o'clock when the head OF
the procession reached the monument. As
the President was recognized on the stand
he was greeted with cheer, which he
with a slight bow.
TIE CORNER STONE LAID.
The crowd watched in silence the laying
of the corner stone by Charles NJ. Travis,
deputy commander Of the Indiana Depart
msnt g. A. r. The documents were then
consigned to their resting place, and then
the stone wss placed in position in accord
anCe with the ritual of the c. a h.
The imposing ceremony, which was too
far within the scSfolding to be Clearly ap-
preciated by ali, ended with the firing Of
a salute. Following this, Governor HOyey,
as pres Ing cidce Of the occasion made a
brief address and he was followed by Gen.
NJ. ID. Manson of Charlottesville, and Gen.
John Coburn, Of Indianapolis.
rHE Presidents ADDRESS.
President Harrison was then intro
ducsd. He said he had not expected to
make an address on this occasion, but felt
an interest in il that inspired him to say
something. il only few words. He re-
viewed the history Of the movement to
erect tbs monument and declared his
earnest sympathy in il from the start.
The commission which had the work Of
e.ecting the monument in charge was 10
b. concentrated for the successful man.
ner In which it had completed its labors
Speaking of the war, be said that there
was no. a man Of right mind in the coun-
.ry to-jsy who was no. thankful that vic
tory crowned the cause which this monu-
ment commemorated. The South had,
indeed. been more benefited by the pre-
sergation Of the Uaion than any other
section.
A PATRIOTIC LESSON.
In conclusion lie said; II have felt
lifted up by this occasion. 1t seems to me
that our spirits have been borne up to
meet those of the dead and glOritisd, and
that from this place we shall 20 to our
homes more resOlntely set in our purpose as
citizans TO conserve the peace and welfare
of our ueighborhoods, to hold up the dig
nlty aud honor of our free institutions,
and 10 see that no harm shall come to our
country, whether from International dis
sensions or from the sggressiOus Of a for
eign oe. [Ggeat and prolonged applause. ]
Brief speeches were made by Attorney
General Miller Secretary Rusk and Phi
vate Secretary Hsliord. This ended the
ceremonies for The day, and amidst the
booming Of cannons the thousands dis
pe.sad fox their homes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-23
BASE BALL.
The Canton Spiders Defeated by the Rem
nants--Other Games.

nants--Other Games.
The Remnants wandered over onto the
Island base ball park yesterday afternoon
with blood in their eyes. They each and
every one had evidently determined to de-
feat the Spiders or die in the attempt, and
they didn't die. If Jimmy Shamus could
put up three out of four games in the box
such as that Of yesterday he would do for
the Tri-Stste Leogue, or even little faster
company. He had good control of the
ball and lots of speed, and fortunately did
not lose his head. The Spiders could rot
hit him safely and he was supported be-
hind the bat and in the field in great
shape. The two errors that Wheeling
made were muffs of flies by Hydiuser, but
one was extusable, because he made hard
run and fell just as he reached the ball.
Dunn played in right and twice he cut
of what looked like base hits. Myers put
up good game at short and, in fact, all the
boys put up game full of ginger, espec-
tally Haller, who caught two men mapping
al third in very neat manner.
Miller pitched for Canton aud be was
we'll supported, bat the Remnants hit him
when hits counted runs.
Wheeling won the game in the frat on a
hit by Hobrecht, an error by Harris, hit
by Spiedel, an out at the plate, steal, a
muff by Dsla5ey and a single by Zmmer.
Ia the eighth they clinched the victory on
an error by Harris, base on balls, double
by Zmmer, wild pitch and Hydinger's
sacrifice.
Canton made one in the second on Hy-
diugel's two mnffs and Miller's sacrifice,
and another in the sevenih when Delaney
put the ball over centre field fence for
homer.
Following is the score by innings and the
summary:
Wheeling ..................S 0 0 0 o 5 O. 6
Canton .....................0 0 0 o o. >
Earned runs, Wheeling 3, Canton /;
home run, Delaney; two base hits, Zim
mer, Hydinger and Lswless; struck ont,
by Sbamus 3, by Miller 10; hit by ball, by
Shamus l; wild pitch, Miller /; passed
ball, Haller; bases on balls, of Shamus l,
off Miller /.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-23
ENrLoDED - rowDER.

Terrible fcc,dsnt iu Tunnel In Vir-
ginia
Special Telegram to sac Register.
CHARLESTON. w. VA, August %
Mike Dance and Joha Etmey were at work
sa night shil ia the tu1nel at Buckley =
Yns. grsssl county. Va, near tie Me
D5weil county, W. Va, line, night before
a.t. ani si.er dr.li-e % hale in rock
.ney put In eighty pourds OF powder and
auchsi tins fuse al. 10 Nlol 20 explode
s1d the m,u went back aod began drilling
ou, tine powder. when the c1arge exploded
and drove sa eighteen foot drill into
Dince's brain. Tcs dul passed hsli
through sad stopped leaving a6ou, nine
feet cf dr.ll ou either side OF the head.
2mey hai his hands blown on and VAS
o,herviss injured. Joe Moore bad bis
shoulder kuo,ked OH with a Eocs and Vim.
Nurns wss badly mashed up. None Of the
injured are reported dead.
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FOR WEST VIRGINIANS.
Personals, Appointments and Pensions.
mr. Mason Comes Home.

Personals, Appointments and Pensions.
Mr. Mason Comes Home.
Special telegram TO tse Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 22.-Com-
missioner Mason has gone home to remain
until Monday.
1t has been determined that Major
Theophilius Gains, Of Fsyette county,
shall have an appointment in the Treasury
Department, but the exact position has
not been decided. He will be appointed
in few days, possibly in the Revenue
Bureau.
Arthur B. Cooper. of Parkersburg, has
been appointed a cadet at West Point
with VIM. H. Monroe as alternate.
John R. Reed, of FairmOnt, has been
appointed guHger in West Virginia.
West Virginia pensions were granted to-
day as follows: Increase, Alex Gordon,
John c. Edwards, Peter Bartrug, George
W. Daughter, William McAdams and
John F. Bowes.
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rn,hnslastio Rsosntion in strasburg.

EathusIastio Reception in Strssburg'
STRAsBURG, August GA sham fight
which had been got up for the entertain
ment OF the imperial visitors, was person
ally directed by the Kaiser, whose martial
bearing created intense enthusiasm among
the garrison. The populace thronged the
approaches to the palace singing Die
Wscht am Raein." The Kaiser came out
on balcony and waved his acknowledge
ments, his appearance being the signal io'
renewed demonstrations of loyalty.
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10 Ho Opened by Rosd f-om stsuutcn
GrEinla.
srirNr0N. VA. Eusust 22-Pfol x
Sc Poole. President Of the Sauuton and
West Augusta railroad, last Saturday clcs.
ed the contract fox the construction Of the
dc-t Hus in thc stanton sud West Au-
.u,.a rai'rcai. twenty five miles iu length
rom StGunlou o. tle anthracite coal and
ic1u and timber fields oi North mountain.
M,Is Eelial Bros N Co ,ak1 lhe con-
tract Tue o1esrs sr1 Is n Poole, Presi-
dent. y. M. Carroll. Secretary. ald Ny. IL.
Tam. Cashier cf the Augusta Nlloaal
Bans. 3 suafar. Treasurer.
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Pastor WHO preaches by Examp,s.

A Pastor Who Preachos Dy ENa"Po o.
ATLANTA, GA, August 22.-Ths Cen
trail Presbyterian Church recently decided
to raise the PASTORS salary from So, ,OJO to
$4,000 a year. Dr.. Strickler, who had
lust returned from his Summer vacation,
has astonished the congregation by saying
that be felt compelled to decline the pro,
possd increase. He knew the condition OF
the church, he said, and felt that its money
could be used to better advantage in some
other direction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-23
IRISH LAND BILL.

saIIsbury's Measure Violently Opposed by
Balf)ur.
LONDON, August 22-It is stated that
Lord Salisbury has already prepared bis
long promised bill dealing with tie land
question in Ireland, but it will not be in
troduced until next session. II is also
stated that the Cabinet are far from being
united on the provisions Of the measure,
and that Mr.. Balfour particularly objects
strongly to many Of i,s leading features.
Notwithstanding this, however, 1t ~ eT-
pected that the Ministry will be able to
reach common grouud before the next see
zion by few judcious notifications.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-23
CABLE FLASHES.

Forty Thousand striking dock labortr5
paraded through the streets OF London yes
terdsy.
The trial of Mr.. Wm. O'Bfien and Mr..
James GilhoOly, under the crimes act, be
gan ht Clonakilty yesterday. The prison
ers refused to recognize the court
The meeting between the Kaiser and The
Car will take place at Potsdam.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-23
rhn salt Tru.t 30, Dsad.

NEW YORK, August 22,-Mr. Efsstus
wimau, who took an active part in the
formation of the North American Sal'
Company, states that the failure to iios.
the stock CT the company when it was hfs'
offered to the public, three weeks ago, py
no means indicates the abandonment OF
failure of the enterprise Ga the contrary;
the company will soon be on its feet ana
ifs success is assured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-23
Fash Warsr CIams,

CHICAGO, August 22.-Tbat the fresh
water pearls which have been sent from
Wisconsin to the Chicago jewellers for
valuation are not worth anything oil the
trade is agreed, but whether or not it is
possible to find a really valuable fresh
water pearl is a question which hss two
sides. Some dealers say they are rarely
found, while others say there is no sucn
thing as fl ne pearl from fresh water. All
eeree that better wages can be made at hoe
ing corn than hunting for pearls Id ire'n
water clans
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A LIFE IN PRISON.
MERCY TBNPBRS JUSTICE IN MRS. NAY
BRICKS CASE.
Her Sentence C'mm1.si-Ths Home Office Believe
She Intended Murdsr-Ths Prisoner Breaking
Down Under The S1a.n-Mchasl
Maybrck Believes Her Innocent

LONDON, August 22.-It is officially an
nounced that Mrs Maybrick's sentence
has been commuted 10 penal servitude for
life. The decision was based upon the
conflict of medical testimony as 10 whether
the poison found in deceased's stomach
was sufficient to produce death. After a
prolonged consultation between eminent
lawyers and Mr. Matthews, the Home SEC
retary, the unanimous opinion was ar
rived at that Mrs. Maybrick had sdminisi
tered poison to her husband, with intent
to kill. No further appeal either for re-
lease from prison or for mitigation Of SEN
tence to life imprisonment will be enter
tanned
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Dsatb or Mrs. Dow's Husband.

DOVER, n. H., August 22-Df. Henry
Dow, the husband Of MIS-. Dow, whose
auccessful management of the Dover Horse
Railroad as it's president hss made her
famous, died Sunday, aged So. He was
one Of the most skillful physicians in the
State and accumulated considerable prop
erty. Later in life he marriad Mrs. Mary
Edna Hill-Grey, widow of George F. Grey.
Desiring the evening of his life to ne tran
gull, ne reeigned to his young wife the
care of their joint property. This has been
so managed that he leaves an extensive
estate. He leaves two children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-23
BRODIE'S INSANITY.

This Bridge Jumper VIII Attempt to Go
Over Niagara Falls.
NEW YORK, August 22.-Steve Brodie
has fully decided to attempt what no man
has done and lived-Aoa. over the Ameri-
can Falls at Niagara. He will leave here
for Niagara on Friday and devote some
days to making himself familiar with the
dangers he must enc)unter. The Falls are
l66 feet high. The compensation for the
terrible risk BIodie will take, in addition
addition 10 the fame to be wen by the un-
dertsking, is purse of 81, 500, contributed
by hotel men aud railroad officials.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-23
SCOTS PROPOSITION.

Illinois Miners May Go TO Work II They
Give Up Their Organization
CHICAGO, August 22-W. Il. Scott's
manager at the Spring Valley coal diggings
has prepared a proposition to the miners
Offering rs cents a ton, but announcing
that no committee representing an organi-
zltion will be received ard that each
striker will have TO seek employment for
himself individually. The price named is
five cents better than offered by most Of
the other operators, bat the clause regard
ing the mems union meets with disfavor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-23
rnsLs.tDavf for Four Mura.,er.

NEW YORK. August % Tine four men
who are to die tomorrow spent
their last day quietly in the
Tombs. Paekenham's son called on
him, and and an afiectiDg interview en-
sued. Murderer Carolin viewed the gal
lows. but the others declined TO do 80.
Tonight Packenham is writing letter 10
the public.
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COTTON IN DEMAND.
A Magnificent Crop and Prices Start ON
Fair,

4 Magnificent Crop and Prices start on
Fair.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 22.-Leh-
man. Durr & Co., cotton factory, have
issued circular in which they say; Ine
general cotton crop of the country thepres-
ent year, 1889, promises to be the largest
ever produced in the United states DuI Oh On
account of there being in the stocks no" a
carried by apinners so much poor COTTON, u J.
they THE spinners) were compelled 70 oay
of the first picking this year in order 10 q,
get better grade with which to worK on on
their old stock, so that for time st least east
there will be a good demand for the ne"
crop and AT high prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-23
TARIFF REFORMERs

Hold Great Picnic In nIissourI-Uleve-
land Oheered.
KANSAS CITY, August GA special to
the Journal from Plattsburg, Mo, says
that the tariff reform picnic held here 60
day was a great success. Fully 1000 peo-
pie we're in attendance. During the
speech making, the canvass covered ampi-
theatre was filled to suffocation. Ex-
President Cleveland's tariff reform senti-
ments, as expressed IN letter of regret
were enthusiastically received. The
speakers were Senator Cockeriil, Congress
man Dockery, Wilson Manaur, Ex-Sena-
tor Ladua and Congressman-elect Tarsney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-23
Remand Convicted, but Appeals.

New ORLEANS, Augu.t pa Times
Democrat special from Purvis, Miss, says
that Bud Remand has iust been found
guilty of participating in prize fight AND
sentenced TO $500 fine. Rsnsud has taken
an appeal TO the Supreme Court and was
released on $500 boz ds. lie also furnished
5000 to appear as a witness in December
before the grand Jury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-23
The People Commend II.

LONDON, August 23-All the news
papers here are satisfied with the decision
in the Maybrick case and praise the Home
Secretary for the manner in which be has
discharged a dinicult tsqk. The Daily
Telegraph urges the necessity for a court of
criminal sppsal in order to relieve the
Minister Of the onus Of such decisions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-23
rrancn wm rhank AustrIa tor ThIs.

VIENNA, August 22.-The Ffemdcn
Blaa ssys "a glance at Emperor William
of Germany should convince the Alsatian
youth that they look upon the hope of an
empire TO which they belong and should
then decide upon which side their future
destiny lies, and Alsace will be led on
ward by the prospect Of the fulhllment OF
this lntnre y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-23
stenbenvllIe bridge Wrecked.

Special 7ele0rGps to the SVrld az Register.
SrEUBKNynLE, O., August %. AT hall
past four o'clock this evening, while work-
men were engaged taking down the chan
mel span of the Pan Handle river bridge,
forty feet of the span fell, smashing several
gondolss, and iujuring one man slightly'
1t will take all night to remove the obstruG
tion and put the track in shape for travel
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Relics Of Rome's Greatness.

NEW YORK, August 22.-Some new SC
ouisitions of great Archaeological ana al
tistic interest have just come into the p's,,
session of the Metropolitan Museum y. y,
Art. They consist Of magnificent s'atus
in brorxe of Emperor Gets, hall oi :
Roman chariot, Lombard tomb con'aiH'
ing srmor snd several rare gold ornaments
They were discovered at O;vieto, Itaiy'