Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-15

Slobohm, OF the local police force, ac-
companied by her children, is visiting
relatives in Wheeling.
Miss Muriel Dyar has returned from
a years tour of Europe and England.
Fred Cutter, who has been employed
by a railroad construction company IN
Missouri, has returned to the city .
recuperate from an attack Of typhoid
fever. He has taken a temporary posi-
ton with Blume's jewelry store.
C. c. Collins, manager Of the local
branch of the Bell Telephone Co., n
Miss Eta Dye, daughter OF City Mar
shall Jacob II. Dye, were united in mar
riage at the residence OF the brlde
Tuesday evening. The affair was meant
to be kept a secret, but was discovered
by a number Of the telephone employees
and a belllng following. The romance
is the outcome of the acquaintance con-
tracted by Miss Dye while she was
operator at the Bell Central station.
They are at home to their friends on
Second street
VIM. Cole, captain of the Marietta
college foot ball eleven, has returned
from Chicago, where he spent the sum
mer and has entered the senior class
OF Marietta college. He predicts a sue
cessful season for the eleven. Al
though the team will be light, there is
plenty of good material for develop
ment. The first practice was INDUCED
in Wednesday night, and there was an
encouraging turn out for the work.
Marietta college opened her doors for
che year Tuesday morning. The at
tendance will be above last year, and
is very gratifying to President Perry,
who begins the second year OF his
regime as president of the college I'M
der suspicious circumstances. Military
drill, under the instruction and super
vision OF Capt. Barbour, U. S. n, as
signed to the college for this purpose
10y the war department, will be elective
with the upper class men and compul-
sorry with the Freshmen and academy
students. Signal supplies have been Or
tdered and a corps will be organized. A
rife range will be secured Just outside
tile corporation work, and shoots sew
eral tunes a week will be held. The
betting up tactics will be open to the
young lady students, also. In the col
lege this year are students from Cali
tfornia, Maine, New Hampshire, Porto
Rico, West Virginia, and many other
States.
William Lands, a nephew of Mrs. NJ.
g. Luchs, Of this city, arrived Tuesday
and registered as a student in the col
lege.
At the meeting OF the city council,
held Tuesday night, the committee APP
pointed to investigate the prize ngnt
lin police headquarters, reported in favor
OF the suspension of the city marshal,
J.. H. Dye, and all the policemen who
attended. After a warm discussion the
matter was turned over to Mayor Sykes
for his action.
Walter Knox, of the Marietta Ice &
Storage Co., went to Pittsburg to pur-
chase a large ice machine and i'm
proved machinery of a general nature
for his plant.
The local lodges of the knights and
Ladies of the Maeeabees gave a largely
attended and enjoyable dance at the
Power Hall pavilion last evening.
Mr.. B. G. Dawes, president of the
Ohio River Bridge & Ferry Co., has
gone to Louisville, KY, to attend to
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tharp and Mrs.
VIM. Tharp, who have been the guests
of Mrs. Charles rharp, of Third street,
this city, have returned to their nome
in Bellaire.
Mrs. Thomas sogden and sons Bert
and Ralph have gone to Buffalo to
spend two weeks.
Judge H. L. Sibley left for Cincinnati
to look after legal interests in the
Queen City.
Harry Nye has gone to Pittsburg to
join the "Demetus'' troupe as advance
agent.
DR.. and Mrs. C. S. Conner and daugh-
ter Frances have gone to Buffalo TO
remain for two weeks, viewing the
beauties of the Pan-American.
Miss Erma Ernst has returned from
Bluffton, Ind, where she has been for
several weeks visiting relatives.
Miss Edith Stanley has returned from
a two weeks visit with relatives in Gin
cinnati.