The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-13
THE LATE JUDGE PAIL.
Melting Of Members Of the BaF';
ReSOiufIons AdOPted--AEFtLal
or die Remains from Wells

Needing Of SIembeFs OF the Bar:
Resolutions AdOPted--lIrtIniAi
OF lie RenaIns from Wells
burg.
Tbs member. Of the Wheeling Bar held
4 meeting 4, the Court Hon-e Yesterday
morning ai,er Llls sdjouTnmeRt Of the
Circuit Court, 10 take appropriate action
upop he death Of the Hon. james PAUL.,
late Judsr Of The Supreme Court Of APP
real, d this STATE, Thirh Oo;uTed a
Wellsburg on Tuesday atieTnGOn, -
Hon. Daniel Lamb, WhO va st one
time laU.partDer OF Judge Paull's, upon
motion Of ]. II. Good, Esq, va called 70
the char. $. B. MeCOlloch, Clerk Of the
Circuit Court, vas chosen SECRETARY.
A Committee Of Arrangements was
appointed, consisting OF K G. Barr, ]. II.
Good and L s Jordan, Es9s- TO make
vhaI arrangement NAs Considered Ree-
eSsary for tie neRbers Of the Ear 10 al
tend the funeral
Hon u. Lamb, judge Melvin, eE'Judgt
Kennedy and Messrs. 4 q. Barr, J. H
Coed and L $ Jordan were apPotDed
Committee on Resolutions, after which The
meeting adjourned 70 meet again At I!
c'elaek in the 1fterDOoa. III.
Abozi 5 o'clock P. N. the members 0,
The Bar met pursuant 10 adjournment and
Jadce Melvin, Of the Committee OF
Res0lGuonS read the following, Whiel
vas unAAimOasly Adopted:
The Honorable james PAUL, who VA
greatly 'enisanai 70 - By ; Me-line Q.
good deeds. and who VIs highly respecisst
81 al iar The virtues which n41e up ths
sam al his character, having been re
moved frOu % By desth, II . PrOFel
iharEe the Bar and Judicial OfceEs q
this county and city, should express oul
appreciation q the mental and mara
Eorth a ths deceased and oar Ogn gre
i1r his departure ron cur midS;
DariREAi Lad tEenty-fveyeas Jn3gl
PaRH vas Ir1rfidlg attorney At TIL
bar. bis uniform cbuEtegy and kindli
nels q depOrlInOnt were distinguishing
traits 10 lis character, his mind VA
richly tareA viii ths best learning .
the profession, and his legal ability va
serond 70 thai 81 none 81 his c0mPerS
Z A \ nan and = citilen be vas Z &
mn3d for imitaliOR. His lie vas q
nearly bIaneles a il i possible for hn
manly 20 l'e. He vas just upright, God
iearinr, aud be loved his iellOE .men. HI
vas POssoAsed q all the attributes tia
1 70 70 make up the fulL noble character 0
I the ChriStihn gentlemAn, the highest typ,
d manhood.
| RadaG, Therefore, that We tender u
his family cur sincere sympathy in thfi
heavy bereavement
R1Slluod That in testimony Of OuI
respect for the deceased We will Gttendth,
funeral in . body, and wear Ibe nsuA
badge Of mourning for thirty days.
Rssaiusd, That Daniel Lamb, Esq, b /;
committee 10 communicates . copy o
these resolutions 10 the family q III
deceased, and 70 request the courts o
this county and city 10 cause the same y
bs entered on their records.
n Mr.. Barr, al the Committee Of Arrange
ments, stated that three OmnibnBes had
been engaged To convey the members .
the Bar 70 The funeral Of Judge PAIL, an,
that the eOnTeyaBees would start iron
the Court House, 70 a. 70 avoid comm
sion. lie also reported that . telegrfu
had been Heul TO Moundsville, informing
the members Of the Marshall County Bal
I Of the death vi Jutlgv PsSIl, s'.,l sS.i'.ssa
ing them TO attend the funeral.
II was decided that members Of The
Bars Of Ohio, Marshall and Brooke coun
ties who desired TO attend the funera
should meet at the Court House thi
morning at 80 o'clock. The members 0
the Ohio county Bar will attend in body
and delegations are expected to he pres
eRt from Brooke aud MAr,hall counties
Tie meeting then adjourned, AMI III,
members Immediately proceeded 10 ih
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad depot
10 bridgeport, to escorI the remains over
The remains arrived on the COS train
aecoIuI,aniel by the family Of the decease,
ifand a number Of friends, anil were de
posted IN a hearse by The pall-heIen
Several carriages we're 10 waiting for ih
family and friends, and the procession
started in . few moments. First came Al
omnibus containing the pall-beafer.
Messrs. Edward L. Nieoll,. John Morgan
Alex. Bone, ST., o. J. Crawford, Elishi
Paxton, George l. Taylor, J. II. Bicke
and John KnOte, followed BY the hears
and carriages. The members Of the Bar
twenty-five in number, marched upoi
the pavement. The procession moved Il
the residence Of a Hon Of the deeease,l
A.W. PAUL., Esq- lll3 Chapline street
from whence the funeral Wilt take plan
lhis morning at lOl o'clock.