The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-31

their act is scream. They have a
rlch line OF comedy and their PAROLES
are unusually rich. They were prime
taNorites with their audience yester-
day.
The bill concludes with Rego and
kossini I'm musical act that possesses
genuine merit. This team has an
act different from the usual musical
act and IL is most excellent in addition
TO being exceedingly clever and Il
rounds out very satisfactory bill.
The city and Elm Grove line OPP
Grated two minute service to the
park and the big crowd was handled
nicely both ways.
At the Penitentiary.
Over eleven hundred convicts In the
state prison witnessed the moving pic
ture presentation Of the wonderful en-
cheering feat of Raising the Maine. ."
IN Havana harbor. at the state prison
/ Thursday morning The pictures nor
trayed the work OF building the giant
! coferdams. the actual raising OF the
once proud old warrior. the magnifi-
cent services held in conjunction with
her final burial. in the channel OF the
i
/ her as she plunged beneath the waves
TO her last resting place on the oceans
bed The picture was witnessed with
great interest and proved one OF the
| most appreciable treats presented the
] prisoners in many years. The pic
! lures were loaned for the occasion by
/. r. Thomas and p. w. Riley.
Moundsville men, owners OF the state
\ rights on them.
Memorial day was celebrated I'm the
| prison yesterday by the suspension Of
/ all work in the shops and after the
entertainment in the morning the men
! were allowed to lounge and read in
their cells for the remainder Of the
day. except for a few hours when they
We're taken into the yards for exercise
and 10 their meals.
Moundsville ana Benwood.
Impressive memorial services
! were held at Moundsville yesterday
morning at the J. {. Caldwell Post.
No. Fl. C. 4. r. together with the
James G.. Blame circle. Ladies' of
/ the G. a. r. At $50 o'clock the
Ladies Of the G.. 4. r. conducted
memorial services at the monu.
ment at the court house square on
Z seventh street. and strewed flowers
3 a. the base OF the monument in
/ honor Of those veterans whose rest.
l ing place Is unknown. Attorney
James ID. ParriOtt delivered a very
| me and appropriate address follow
ed by the old soldiers lining ND and
/ headed by a fif0 and drum corps 10
gether with about four hundred
school children marched to the
Mount Rose cemetery. where ritual.
lsuc services were held and Rev.
John Beddow. pastor Of the Calvary
VI. =. church delivered an able
I memorial address In memory OF the
/ national heroes. Quite n few mem.
bers 81 company M" FIRST West
I virginia Volunteers from McMechen
attended the services
] Out-the-Plke Memorial Services.
The greater part ~ the population
I ~ Film Grove was in attendance Al
the memorial services conducted yes.
terday morning az the stone church
cemetery BY the veterans % the Civil
War. The school children met az the
Elm Grove school house and we're
B presented with American fsrs hy the
Old soldiers. and fhru marched vffh
them fo rho cemetery Although vel
no .u years -fhe soldiers set q pace
That thn Younger generation could
bard. v keep 20 The principal speak
or of fhn day vas Rev vs. = Grimes
pastor RI 'la Honavs Point P-rrhY.e
r.1n church Who delivered an able
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Wss' Alexander
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