Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-31

tho last raw Of light ON the lantern
was lost behind the b and the form IN
the doorway was losto VIEW ne IN,
conscionslv raised his andkerchief and
wined away tear 1t was the Cap
tain's daughter, VII twice week
awaited the familiar histle.
"Tbe session OF Legislature In
this citv in ,6S was II most memorable
meeting OF that bodfVer heiu' Sd'u d
tho onestion ~ cbadng the capital to
Charleston was beI consldereu' anu
Wheeling wanted t&eep IL mere a
fnnd was raised 10 that purpose, and
many amusing inciints occurreu' 10 en I
efforts OF the boyso bring the JACK
woods statesmen 10 line.
~ ramember inArticular delegate
from webster cory, who had two pet
msssnres one regating the gathering
OF ginseng, and e other preventing
tbe chasing nj DIR in Webster county
bv dos Rotbsides were afraid
to act ups his olllS I'M
nil after the Apital question was
sattIed 50 overtime he brought them
mn there won be an objection, an
amendment cred, CT some other
scbame ~ della Finally the vote was
tsten and N Capital remained at
WbeaIing Nj day the Webster
5eieoste Gale up his deer bill, and
rnade a red-b speech in favor of it.
He had fprrhed the members con-
siderable amiement, before, and now
they let 60 9 him WIN vengeance
Amendment bllowed amendment, the
MANNERS ceing in the word dog or
los y wbeEer possible. This thing
kent mn INIT the statesman from the
rnrsl distris, in sheer desperation,
wanted 10 thdraw the bill. This the
bodv wouIaot allow, and the bill was
nassed in ste OF his protest"
Here she BILL" said the attorney,
getting thRcts Of 1868. The bill was
indexed. Jog or dogs, sad fate OF, In
Webster clnty," aud a marginal note
read: I'D habits of dog or dogs. "
FollowinAs section OF the bill:
"Any az or dogs found or known to run
or catch DER, and the owner of said dog or
dogs be n.itied Of the fact, and the dog or
dogs be aud transgressing this act a sec
ond timer more, upon the affidavit OF any
Derson v,o is a lawful witness to testify IN
other cas- before any Justice OF the Peace,
said iusce shall issue hts warrant directed
10 any Unstable to arrest and bring sucn
J. rNHrOn n
puilt osuch dog or dogs, shall condemn
such dg dogs TO be killed; and the consta-
HE uyn a COPY of such jugment signed by
the Juice, shall forthwith XII the same
DOG odogs, and shall be entitled to fifty
centsor each dog he may so Kill, Wnlcih
shalle recovered of the owner OF such
dog dogs
Apropos OF the recent warm wealth
err iis curious to note the different
war in which people meet it. In a
strll around town one day last week
thtwriter had occasion TO note this.
OrMarket street about a dozen men
wre met, all on the shady side OF the
street., too, and every one Of them was
dying with the heat" To listen TO
heir lamentations II would De supposed
ONE of them,would scarcely survive the
lay, while others might be expected to
,uIl through TWO or three days. But
With all il was a matter OF time. A
our Of the machine shops, foundries,
teel plants, etc, was then made, and
n some Of these places, especially the
teel plants, the heat was almost I'M
to an outsider, and the differ
nee between the heat there and that
N the street was about as great as be-
ween the torrid and frigid zones. And
.et the workmen were all busy, many
4 them singing and whiStling merrily,
nd not one OF them talking OF dying
f the heat" One OF the Market street
ufferers was taken through one or two
( the industries, and he afterward
aughingly remarked that it saved his
.fe, as he has not had the least idea Of
wing since making the visit.