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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-07-09
kNGWOOD PRESTON COUNTY WEST THURSDAY JULY 1909
THE.N0RMAL SCHOOLS.

The Board OF Regents OF the
State Normal Schools met at White
Sulphur Springs and transacted con-
siderable business.
Following are the principals aud
teachers at the various schools
Concord Normal School. --Prin-
cipal, Arthur S. Thorn; rst assist
ant, Jas. +. Holroyd; other assist
ant Nanny ]. McCreery, Frances b.
Caldwell, Blanche Bitner, III. ID.
karnes. Edna Wertz; music teacher
Mabel X. Sydenstricker.
Fairmont Normal School.
eibal, Frank b. Trouer; rst assist
ant M. c. Lough; other assistants,
Alice nj. Potts, Mary T.. McConn,
Ida Abbott, L. e. Mercer, III. +.
Rogers, Villa Hart Butcher, Ida
Nj. Page, teacher of eloucution; /;
Sarah Maxwell teacher of music.
Glenville Normal School. -Prin-
cipal, John c. Shaw; ist assistant,
f.. G.. Rohrbaugh; Pearl G. Hosie,
Lynne Waddell, Ethel Ii. Clark.
Music teacher, Amelia G.. Bruce.
Marshall College-Principal, L..
]. Corblyj rst assistant, Mrs Naomi
Everettj special teacher, Anna S.
Cummings; assistants, Lillian Hack
ney, w. w. Merideth, ]. A. Fih.
gerald, Hattie ID. Johnson, Cordelia
Orr, Elizabeth +. Smith, Ira Bush,
George NJ. Ford. Teacher OF elocu.
tion, Maymie Ware; teacher OF mus.
ic Flora L. Pape.
Shepherd College. Principal, !.
@. Knutti; Ist assistant ]. ID. Null
doom; assistants Elizabeth M. Stall
maker, Blanche Corbin, Anna Wool
cry, b. +. Williamson, Mrs. Mabel
III. Gardiner.
West Liberty Normal School.
Principal, w. l.. MCGOWAN; Ist as.
sistant, Callie w. Curtis; assistants,
Lorraine Fortney, Maude Jefferson,
A. S. Bell, Molly v. Smith; mus
ic teacher, Mrs. Il. Nj. Epstein.
Miss Butcher was transferred from
Huntington TO fairmont, and Ira
Bush from Concord to Huntington.
The board organized for the com
ing year by unanimously re-electing
I. {. Miller president and w. NJ.
Straus secretary.
The board created a new Office,
that of treasurer OF the incidental
funds, which are not monies coming
from state appropriations but from
tuition and other sources. MIR. Ira
Robinson was elected to the
office.
Provision was made for the com.
pletion of Shepherd college normal
school at an early day.
The six normal Schools will open
on Wednesday, September 9th.
a committe was appointed to Sc.
iect music teacher for Shepherd
college normal school.
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Principal Conventions to be Held In Var
ious Portions Of the United States for
Which Special Rates will be In Effect
via Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad.

Atlantic city. N. Especial Low Rate
Excursions June 7sth, July 9th and 73rd.
August 9th and 10th. aud September ard.
Atlanta. Ca National Convention b. v.
p u. A.. July Ola. Tickets on sale Iuly
9th TO 9th good returning until July 18th.
inclusive.
Baltimore. benevolent and Protective
order OF Elks, July 7f-73 Tickets on
sale July 10th and 7oth, good returning
until July zsth. inclusive
Baltimore. Nd .-Seyenty-ninth Annual Ses.
sion OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge, T. o.
o. F., September af-76. Tickets on sale
September 10Th. 2oth and 7Ist, good re.
turning until September 7sih. inclusive.
Boston, Mass National Educationai Asso.
citation, July 6fo. Tickets on sale Iuly
ord 10 9th. good returning until July Tsth.
inclusive.
Denver, Colo.--Christian Endeavor Society
July o-I3 Dates Of sale announced later.
Detroit. Mich.-fpworih League, Inter.
national Convention. July I6-Io. Tickets
on sale July r4th and 18th good return.
ing until July zoth inclusive
san Francisco, Cal.--Crand Army OF the
Republic. August T7-77. Tickets on sale
August 4th 70 I3ih, good returning until
October 18th.
Saratoga. N. Y.--Imperlsi Council, Ancient
Arabic order Mystic Shrine July , 10.
Tickets on sale July 9th and 9Th. good
returning until fuIy 10th. inclusive
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No R0ON FOR IDLgRs.

An Englishman of high rank Wis.
ited last winter some friends in this
county who possesses wide influence
and great wealth. They took him
one day through large establish
mentin which cannon were manufac-
tured. He was surprised when one
man, covered with CRIME aud oil,
separated himself from the thousand
OF other workmen and greeted him
cordially. 1t was the son OF his host.
"Bob" said his father as they
walked on, sis learning this business.
"rhe only way to do that is to mas
ter the theory IN college and then
learn the practice as an ordinary
workman. II is common custom
in our great industrial works. That
lad, pointing to another black and
greasy workman, els the SON of a
bishop, and that one the nephew of
a former President.
"The chief difference that / note
between your people and ours" said
his guest, els that the class which is
idle with us all work with you. The
sons of your prominent men and
millionaires are busy in profession
or in amassing more millions. The
few exceptions. men who idle their
daysin yachts or who frequent foreign
courts, l find are looked upon
with disfavor here"
'Yes," said his host, "our Amer
lean creed is that man justify his
right to be alive by doing something
Tor his fellow men. No amount Of
wealth will exempt him from that
duty. He mnst give employment to
others, or write books, or paint
pictures, or invent something. He
must take up some work that will
grow and bear fruit or he is regard
ed as a fungus-an unwholesome
growth"
1t isa libel on our American life
to say that the sole motive OF its en-
ergy is the making of money. The
instinct OF mutual help and Of pro-
gress prompts much OF our activity.
Whether the motives are wise or the
abnormal energy is well directed is
question which American boys
and girls may answer for themselves
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For sale Cheap.

Frick 10 u Traction Engine Carr
Scott 10 h. y. Traction Engine. ? Russell
8 TO h. q Portable Threshing Engines
good ones): I Frick n. p. Portable
Threshins Engine ! Rcdman % u. p
Stationary I'm line . ice 500 steam liaj
Bailcr. press TX "a. Winona make. rur
about 90 days. & lot large band wheels nj
hail price. All the above work is warrsnt
ed in good running order. thoroughly re
paired and rcpainted We are also genera
agents for the sale OF the famous line ol
Jhreshers. Thrcsher Engines. Saw Mills
and Saw Mill Engines made by Russell 4
Company. Massilion. Ohio. Our represent
ative. Mr. B Lyon Of Gladesvilie. Preston
county. will make the lowest prices that
can be made TO those wanting tfis machin'
cry. Write him or US your wants. We boy
sell and trade for steam machinery second
hand WM NJ. KiScAfD.
81 State Manager.
Cameron. Marshall Co. w Va.
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California Port Wine Free.

For many years we have been selling 4
fuil quarts Of z.year.old pure Pye WIdstcy
express prepaid 10 your express offce for
t3 20 We will continue 10 do 50 and will
enclose ~ each order sample Of our fine
old California Port Wine TO Introduce the
wine order and not only get tho best
whiskey Tor the money but pint Of fine
wine absolutely free. This Offer le oniv
Tor limited time and will be Withdrawn
Jolly 18th. The whiskey we send you is our
own product and equal to any goods YOU
are nov paying four and FIVE dollars per
gallon for. No orders shipped g. o. ID.
Your order should be accompanied with
cash. money order or registered letter
Satisfaction guaranteed. Send your order
early IOHN j STUMr TO.
- Liquor Dealers
Cumberland Md
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is always dangerous not submit 10 The
surgeons knife until you have tried Dc
wits Witch Hazel Salye. 10 will cur,
when everything else fails 1t has done thi'
in thousands Of cases. Here Is one Of them
I suffered from bleeding and protrudini
piles for twenty years. Was treated bi
different specialists and used many rene
dies bnt obtained no relief until ! used Do
WUfs Witch Hazel Saivc. Two boxes Ol
this salee cured me eighteen months age
and have not had a touch Of the piles
since III. a. Tisdaie. Summorton. .. G
For blind bleeding Itching and Pfotrud
ing Piles no remedy equals DeWitts Witch
Hazel Salve Soid BY Kingwood Pharmacy
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Brnfallv Tnr,nrnd

a case came TO light that for persistent
and unmcrciful torture has perhaps never
been equaled Joe Golobick Of Coiusa
eali writes FOR fs years ] endured in-
suherable pain from Rheumatism and
nothing relieved me though ! tried every
thing known. came across Electric Blf.
ters and its the greatest medicine on earth
ior that trouble. a few bottles Of u com
pletely relieved aud cured me Just as
good for Liver and kidney troubles and
general debility. Only q1c Satisfaction
guaranteed BY J. a Lcnhatt lrona supply
Co Oockc supply Co
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Greatest Of All Physicians.
Eminent Discoverer of
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND

Prof. Edward Z. Phelps, NJ. D., IL. D.,
was born in Connecticut and graduated at
Yale.
Ills unusual talent soon brought him reputa.
ton and prominence. First he was elected 10
the professorship of anatomy and surgery in
the Vermont University. Next he was ap-
pointed lecturer in Dartmouth College. The
following year he was chosen 10 the most
important professorship in the country, a
place that he occupied when he made his
world.famed discovery of Paine's Celery Com
pound.
This infallible cure for those fearful ills that
result from an impaired nervous system and
impure blood, has endeared the great doctor
to the world.
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State Of Ohio. City OF Toledo.
Lucas County.

Lucas county.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner OF the firm OF T. ] Cheney
& 20 doing business in the Cityot Toledo
County and State aforesaid. aud that said
hrm viii pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case OF Ca
inrrh that cannot be cured by the use ol
Halls Caiarrn i,nfe.
FRArR ] CHENEY
sworn 10 te'ofe NE and subscribed ir
my presence. This 9th day OF Dec d 1896
Seal a W GLEASON Notary Public
Hslfs Camrrh Cure is taken hternally
and acts directly on the blood aud mucous
surfaces OF the system send Tor tcsti
monials free.
+. !. CHENEY & co. Toledo. 0.
Sold by Druggists 7Sc.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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The Foundation of Hcnlfh.

life-sfrength Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure Is
the one great medicine that enables the
stomach and digestive organs 20 digest
assimiiate and transform an foods into the
kind Of blood that nouTishes the nerves
and feeds the tissues Kodol lays the
foundation for health Nature does the
rest. Indigestion. Dyspcpsia. and all dis.
orders Ot the stomach and digestive organs
arc cured by the use Of Kodoi Sold by
Kingwood Pharmacy Dr. VIM. ". Dent &
Co Newbufg
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take Little Early Riser--it will cure con
stipation. biliousness and liver troubles
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are different
from other pills They do not gripc and
break down the mucous membranes of the
stomach. liver and bowels. but cure b,
gently arousing the secretlons and eiyine
strength to these organs. Sold BY King
wood Pharmacy DR. WIN. NJ Dent Co.
Newburg
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Calarrh of lhe slomach

When the stomach is overloaded when
food is taken into 10 that fails TO digest Ia
decays and iuhamcs the mucous mem.
branc. exposing the nerves and causes the
glands % secrctc mucin. instead OF the
natural juices oi digestion. This is called
Catarrh oi The stomach. For years ! suf
icrcd with Catarrh Of the cmaoh caosed
by Indigestion. Doctors aud medicines
failed % benefit me until used Kodol Dys.
pcpsia Cure j. X. Rhca. Coppeli Texas
Sold bv kingwood Pharmacy Dr Wm. ~
Dent q co Ncwbure
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n would cough nearly aii nisht ions
writes Mrs Charles Applogatc of Alcxan
dria Ind. "and could hardly get any sleep
blood, bnt when az other medicines failed
three ef 90 bottles Of Dr. Kings Now Dis
covofy wholly cured me and J gained 81
pounds It's absolutely guaranteed 4,
cure Coughs Colds Ia Grippe Bronchitis
and sii Throat and Lung Troubles Price
soc aud q o. Trial bottlrs free at a
Lcnharts lrona supply CO Cooke sur,
ply Co
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wANTED-sEVFRAL PERSONS OF

Character and good reputation in each
state lone in this county fequired) 10 repre-.
sent and advertise old established wealthy
business house Of solid financial standing
salary f2T.oo weekly with expenses addi-
iional, ali payable iu cash direct each Wed
nesday from head Offices. Horse and car.
rge furnished when Necessary. References
Enclosed sslf.addfessed envelope. Colonial
CO., 334 Dearborn ST., Chicago. 76t
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The busiest and mighilest little thing
that ever was made Is Or. Kings New Life
Pills. These pills change weakness into
strength, listlessness into energy. brain.
Tag into mental power. They're wonderful
in building up the health. Only asc per
box. Sold by a. Lenhart; Irona Supply
Co. Cooke Supply Co.
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wesvers wantedl

The Morgan's Glade woolen Mills want
FIVE good weayers for both broad and narrow
rooms. Good weavers make S7.oo to 5000
per week. Also would like TO engage good
girl for house work Address
JoHN EsGLKHART,
Al (,nsemnn- w. Va.
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HORSES FOR SALE.

will offer a, Private Sale AZ our farm
Besf Kingwood, Young Horses, we'll
broken and Ia hrsl-class condition.
~ fOHS r CopEuAN.
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Dr Hardman. Oculist and Aufisi will
be in his Grafton of6cc every r riday
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HeIp wanted.

Cook and Dining Room girl Wanted Al
Mannheim, Preston county, W Va Apply
to Mrs. o. l.. Smith n
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Secure a business education At Central
Commercial College and School Of Short.
hand, Clafksburg, W Va.
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The kingwood Pharmacy. Tannciton
supply Co. Dr. W. NJ. Dent Newbnrg
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The Programme Suspended Until y
More Convenient season - An An
drew Jackson II Needed 90 rfxht
Monopoly and Champion tho Cause
of the pcople
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
NEW-YORk CITY.

Justice William J. Gaynor. of the Supreme Court.
will address a meeting Of the Mems League of
Christs English Lutheran Church. No 1854 La
fayette-ave. Brooklyn, Monday evening at
o'clock. on the subject. What Does Free Govern
ment MeanT' A musical entertainment will pre-
cede and follow the address.
The Johns Hopkins Alumni Association Of this
city and its vicinity. which is intended to include
all who have ever had connection students or
Instructors with the institution. will dine the
Aidine Club. No. III Fffth-ave. tomorrow evening
st o'clock President Remsen Dean Griffin and
Professor Vincent Of the historical department.
are expected special guests
What Baseball Club Did 70: a Western Town
viii be the subject of address be given at
the mems meeting in the West Side Young Mems
Christian Association Auditorium No. 3ls West
Fifty-seventh-st., Sunday afternoon at 415
The music will be furnished by the four Park sis
ters cornet players.
Dr. Carroll d Wright. United States Commits
sioner OF La Dor. will address the League for Po-
liticaI Education. No. % West Forty-fourth-st
tomorrow morning at Il o'clock on Women in
Industry
the foreman Of a gang Of workmen employed TO
dig in the subway at One-hundred- "a nd seventy
frst-st and Audubon-ave was DISCHARGED bv
Magistrate Cornell in the Harlem Court yesterday
the man having been arrested in connection with
a heavy blast off Wednesday night which
damaged a house neal by.
Cornelius F. Collins. Assistant District At
torney under Tammany. has been appointed a
Deputy Attorney General and will assist r c. T.
Grain in this county. Mr. Collins had the indorse-
rnent of Charles F. MURPHY
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
DR. GEORGE RrRKBEcK NJ. HILL

George Birkteck Norman Hill, D. 9 s. LII D.
whose death IS rerorted from London, was regarded
as the greatest authority in his lifetime on Dr.
Samuel Johnson. He Was born at Iottenha1n' hhe-
land on Iuna = 1857. and was the second son OF
,+e head master Of Bruce Castle School. He was
educated there and at Pembroke College, oxford
lie became head master Of the school where his
father held the like position in 1889 and remained
there until 1876. He afterward devoted himself en-
-rev 10 literature He edited the dentive edition
of BoswelTs Life Of Johnson and of Johnson s
Il errers- His Own works include DR. Johnson:
His Friends and Critics" Footsteps of Dr. John
son in Scotland. Wit and Wisdom Of DE- John
son Harvard College. by an OXonian. Memoirs
of the Life OF ward GibhoR-" He also edited the
letters of Dean Swift and 81 D2nte Iahrle RoSSetu
He received the degree OF Ii. d. from Williams
College in this country.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

sportsmen's show at Madison Square Garden
Bible Teachers Training School classes chapel OF Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church: 1920 a. m: TO l2;45
Rogers.
Reform clubs convention Municipal Ownership No.
East Twenty st. 10 a. m. and 2:3o p. m.
Illustrated lecture on Home Life of Birds by
Frank N Chapman for the benefit of the Audubon
Society. Demonicos. , p.
Funeral of f. Ellery Anderson Church Of the Trans
fguration. East Twenty -ninth-st. 10 a. m.
Reunion and dinner family. St. Denis.
gage tax law No 147 One hundred and-twen-
ty- hfth-s S:15 p.
Peoples institute lecture. b. John Crosby, on The
Election Of Senator's by the People Cooper Union
J.
Free lectures # the Board of Education, p Schoo
No. 81. Third ave. between One-hundred and sixty
hundred -and-seventIeth-st-, Later
Greek sculpture Eugene j. schcen: school No 80
Sturgee. /. II. d: Neghborhood House
No 50I Nest Ffftieth-s st Prevention Consump-
ton" Dr. Addison w Baird. Assembly Hall. Board
Education Parh-aye. and Fifty ninl-st.. Cities
by the Blue Danube DR.. John B. Deyins; West
side Auditorium No. 3IS West Fifty seventh The
OF Boy J. Dawson, School No. 157
NCholas-avc- One-hundred- and -twerty-seV-
enth-st. Athens Ancient and Modern, Professor
=. H. Young; House Refuge, ANTS and Bees" >"
". I. Elsing-
Address by DR. Luther Guic the ply steal director
Of schools Long Acre League. No. 523 West Forty
fourth-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
SAYS OPPONENTS KEEP GIRL AWAY
Mrs. Heath Declares Her Daughters Dlsap-
pearance Is Due to Conspiracy.

The statement of Miss Irene Heath, daughter Of
the Editor of 'fThe Mamaroneck Democrat, that
she left home because her mother 'wouldnt stop
publishing that paper. is another strange fact IN
connection with the disappearance OF the girl ac-
cording TO Mrs. Heath Mrs. Heath declared yes
terday: 1T is a scheme compel me to cease
publishing my paper. My political enemies DO not
like my editorials attacking them. and ior thdl
reason they are keeping my daughter from me-
They are holding her me like weapon so as
to compel me TO cease being an editor Only last
night the Rev F. F. German rector of ST. Ihom-
ass Episcopal Church. called on me and asked me
TO cease publishing The Democrat l cannot give
I'D nv editorial work because l have mission TO
perform The village election will be held next
month and 1 must fight for the Democrats aiIo .i
reform. The strange feature OF the case is the
fact that my husband says ne knows where irene t
is Mrs G. W. Herbert, where my daughter mas
been visiting. also declares she knows puI don |.
and | have been unable to hrd ner: Ihey are
keeping Irene from me, and fear It Will maze ne
i'll unless / see her / know Irene has always 90.
jected to my running paper but never tnougIt @
she would join conspiracy 10 prevent me Il Oln
continuing publicat ton. . ,-. -, ,,i.
The girl saws that in the suit brought Dy MISS
Annie Lynch the school teacher last fall mothe1 s
told me that ] spied upon her contl1ua y oo
not love my mother and ! will not go back 70 my
home l will commit suicide before VIII pe
dragged there against my Will
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
IN EMBRYO JESSE J4MES
He Robs His Mother and Shoots a
SCHOOLGIRL

Roundsman Shea and Detective Cooper, OF
Yonkers. were called yesterday to the home OF
Regina Lorentz. No. so Riverdale-ave. she haV-
ing been shot by Andrew Debrosky, thirteen
years old, of No. 2S Westinghouse, with
rife. She sale that she going home from
school, when Deprosky told her to throw up her
hands or he would blow her brains out She
started to run, and Debrosky fired, the bullet
striking her in the back of the head and ganc-
ing off.
Debrosky was arrested and taken to mead
quarters. The detectives, in woodshed IN the
rear of Debrosky's home, found rifle and re-
yolver. with ammunition for each When they
searched Debroskv they found SO tied up in his
handkerchief in his trousers pocket. AS ne was
being locked up his mother went to the station
to report the theft of 81 The boy admitted
that while his mother had been sick in bed he
had taken the money from bureau drawer
He was committed to the House of Refuge.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
CHARLES EDWARD TUTHILL.

Charles Edward TutaiIl, president Of the Brook
lvn Teachers Life Assurance Association and one
of the Oldest principals in that borough, died on
Wednesday night at his home, No. 3SS Vanderbilt
ave Brooklyn. His death due to pneumonia.
Nj TuthiIl was born in NeW-York City seventy
TWO years ago. Receiving his education in the
public schools, he became teacher before reach
ing his majority. In 1852 he became assistant
,,rincioal of Public School No. Is in West Thir-
;eenth-st. Ten years later he went to Brooklyn,
and soon became principal Of Public School No 8.
~ Czold-st and Myrtle-ave. Twenty-Five years ago
ne took charge of No. >. in Lafayette-ave, near
l,,7r,er-aye and had since remained there. He
- I'D charge of Intermediate School No. s..
t-lcvd-st near Tompkins-ave.. and Primary School
,lo q Kosciusko-st-. near SumneT-ave. Mr. Tut
TfIl as an active member Of the Lafayette Avenue
I1-seGI-,erian l-l Church and for many years was
5rfvriTsl Of its Sunday school He leaves widow.
- eGrl and q daughter. The funeral VIII be held
- cl94Irrb tomorrow afternoon. at o'clock
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
LOUIS z. SCHADE.

Louis r Schade. who died in Washington on
Wednesday d well known German-American
editor and lawyer. He active in the campaign
of Stephen a. Douglas for President in 1850, and
edited Douglass newspapers in Chicago. Mr. Schade
MS born in Berlin IN 1890 and was educated in
law and medicine the university there. He was
compelled 10 leave Germany after the revolution
Of 1875 in which he took part He secured govern
rnent employ but in 1873 resigned from the State
DEPARTMENT at the request of Senator Douglas 10
edi- The National German Democrat He was
afterward Editor Of THE National Union He af-
-erward returned TO Washington, where he prac-
used law and gained wide reputation by defend
5uc the notorious Captain WiTz. OF Andersonville
Prison he established The Washington Sentt-
1eI in 1873 and edited II the time Of his death
lie Uas the author Of The immigration Into the
1-nited States CT America" which was regarded
~ an authority. Mr.. Schade was a corresponding
member OF the American Geographical and Statist-
cal Society of this city.