The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-21

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...-.to ,,S.nS,iH ,bvon.b tbo 1900 n.
] ,,..:e-st,n1 a.: yo,,coDS cI,cpi.tiop
results. Il was not until the library
was established that the prisoners rea-
lized the amount OF gooo 1t would 40
them. The 10th OF January circular
letters were sent to publishers as wen
as to citizens OF the state OF West viz
ginta, requesting contributions with the
result that there are now fully 10000
volumes In the cases, including maya
zines. Some Of the West Virginia
newspapers also send copies OF ex-
changes to the prison each week, and
these papers are very acceptable.
The West Virginia senators apd Rep
resentatives Dovener, Freer and Day
ton were among those who contributed
80 generously to the library. One val
liable collection was donated by the son
of the deceased pastor Of Presbyter-
ian church at Wheeling. The books
represented a collection that was made
during the fifty years their owner was
pastor of the church. His son. anxious
to carry out the wishes Of his father
with reference to the library, thought
the penitentiary was the most worthy
charity.
The library, which Is also used as a
school room. a on the second floor Of
the building in which, the dining room
and kitchen are located. A counter ex-
s enSs e" S. Mt, S,,I ~, ~ nanta. y,
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SUNDAY al'erHOOns anu Ivso' ~ nlsne
reaalhs IN 'hs cei'S un''' O'CLOCK Is
permltseo'
The Prison Fare.
The meals are served in a dining
roor-pot IN the oells-and are believed
- bs as good ms those served IN any
nr,,on IN the country. The men get IN
IN time for breakfast at $50 o'clock
and whom this meal ia finished thev 60
~ tho workshop. Butter ls served
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rooE Good wbolesoma food ia am
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