The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-01

ever rendered visitors to Wheeling was
that In honor Of the visiting delegates
to tho raesIins Of the West Virginia Bar
Association, given by tho Ohio County
Bar Association at the MoLuEe last
night, Tho large dining hall was never
more taItefulIy and Rr1lStIcalIy deco
rated, the menu was all that could DO
desired from the host Of chefs, and tho
gentlemen who sat ahthc board formed
a gathering than which there has never
been n moro distinguished in ita
makeup in the history OF macy bill
liant agRirs Of q similar character in
Wheeling, Nearly 200 gentlemen occu'
pied seats, In addition to the visiting
and no me members OF the bar a%,sOcla'
,ioHs, iboTe were many invited guests,
who added to the %briIliancy Of The
gathering,
II wai shortly before 8 o'clock whom
tho banqueters entered the large main
dining ball, AZ master Of ceremonies,
Ox.Atlorney General Alfred Caldwell,
Of this city, occupied tho centra, posi-.
ton, and surrounding him were men
from all parts Of the state representing
many walks OF lie. Lawyers, minister,
doctors, bankers and business men gem
orally made up ths whole, macy being
distinguished in politics as well as IN
their he work.
Caterers thompson & Brown outdld
themselves on tho menu, which would
have reflected credit upon them any.
where. 1t follows;
Houlllon.
Jea o. Jus faC!Uat lcEllelum,-
The youthful bRTrtstsf should draw
Anon irum A1Hp anon from law,
Baked Blue Fish, Piuin sauce
ExtineiO Alhlesto lpllitur EdlGnclum,-Lel the
sauce go dow viii tile hsl,
Gpcumber salad,
IL sniut du psuple.
Potato breton.
FAlIA demonstrate non nOCct An eRfly'rOte
by any other name,
ClnreL
Clara luce F%e!ulslt,- itglveih hiSeolor IN the cup.
IoGug turkey, CIaubesfy Sauce,
In toto pan eontiuetur. Which par! o! the toWlH
Roman Punch.
Broiled Quail on Toast
Extra legem po,itns, est e]lYilier moriuus-
Killed eITllly without the game laws.
Sliced Tomatoes.
Fresh Lobster salad.
AbundanS cauIela non nOcet-An ounce oil pre-.
vcuIlOn.
Hot Biscuit.
his qul clto dat-Hurry up the biscuits
Champagne,
Qui peecal ebTius, Iu4y soOrq,-"And hs said
unto hh father. Ny head Ny heAdVn
Celery; Oyster Pattes.
McSsIi In hetba osIrca Patent
Qaid acetboir in legeI
H@qaeioE. Cheese.
Wires aequirit euudo.
deception Flakes
DeI nOmlns prOprlo non est curandpIn.
Interest KeipublicAe Ut SI fnis,
After the feast for tho inner man had
been discussed with the relish to which
it was entitled, came ap Intellectual
feast that, II possible, eclipsed the
former. Speeches were made by q
number OF gentlemen, all Of which were
received with the appreciation aud APP
plause which their high order justified.
Colonel White was introduced and
welcomed the visitors on behalf Of the
Ohio county association. His welcome
to this feast OF reason and flow Of
soul" was eloquent and was heartily 70.
ceiyed. His poem, $40 Joe and Bill'
was appropriate to the occasion. Tho
colonel was tho recipient OF hearty mp.
plause as ho closed.
Tho response u the welcome wa by
Prof. w. L. Wiley and did that genlle-
man credit, Ilo referred to the beau
tiful aud unlimited hospitality Of the
members Of tho Ohio county bar in be-
coming tGrms. lie interpreted his re.
marks with witty illustrations appro.
pirate 10 his subject aud won frequent
and hearty applause.
Tho toast, "WOst Virginia." was 70.
sponded to by Mr.. FORGET ~. Brown,
tho newly elected president Of tho state
association. In ptetacing his remarks
no Complimonted tho local association
in graceful terms. Ills response IN tho
toas; bri,lled with humor. lie called
West Virginia tho offspring Of tho
whirlWind and child Of the Storm" but
that as tho youngest daughter Of the
old state she does tho parent proud.
Mr., i. j. Crosan, Of Kingwood, re.
sPoaded to woman" In q delightful
manner, which won him o~nthuSiaatic
applause at frequent intervals. The
VIRTUES. lovelino'g and splendid char.
Rclcristicl Of the women OF Wo,t Vir.
Ginia" found y towering champion in
tho speaker. In fact, h,s response was
n model OF pure grammatical construc.
ton aud touching ]eloqueucc.
"IhO Bench Of West Virginia" waI
ably handled BY Judge Y. T.. Jacobs.
His remarks were diguiGed and pro.
found, and in dealing with his subject
ho showed familiar knowledge with
English and American history.
"lho Bar" was allotted to Mr.. George
g. Sturgiss in tho absence OF Mr.. John
W. Mason. lilo referred to tho relations
Of bench and bar aud appealed for a
higher standard Of qualifications in the
applicant for admission to tho practice
OF the profession. Tho association
should bc inspired with tho doGire TO
~olovalO l"hoRlnndnfl