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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-11-02

ers, divided as follows: Republcas,
II; Democrats, 3; Independents, 3; Pp-
hibitionist, /; Mugwump Prohibitip-
list, L.
Remember the recital to be given at tie
Y. NJ. c. A. hall on Wednesday, the 1h
of November, at o'clock p. m, by Mss
Elida L. Brown of Springfield, Mass, ioI
gether with contributions of music from
local talent. The recital will include sd
lections from the most popular author
One-half of the proceeds is to be give
to the Y. M. G. A. for the purchase
music books to be used in their sooa
meetings. A social hour given in tls
way will do any one good and aid IL
good cause. The sum of Is cents admit
sion will be asked. Tickets on sale at II
door on the night of the entertainment
Two Cornwall cases were heard befo
Judge Knapp on Tuesday. Fred Col
lette was arrested on the charge of stea
ing five silver dollars of George Blair r
Gently. He was acquitted. The oth
respondent, Oliver Richards, was charge
with breaking windows out of a hous
About month since there was dance +
Joseph Murray, Jr's., and before Ii
gathering broke up 20 or more lights {
glass were broken out of the other pat
of the house, occupied by MurraS
brother-in-law, Bullock. The evideie
that Richards had hand in the afflr
was meagre, and he, also, was discharge.
States Attorney Wilds prosecuted.
The Addison county association of CO.
gregational ministers met upon Tuesdg
at 10 a. M, at the parlor of the Y. NJ. -
A. Prof. G. wager of Middlebury vi
chosen moderator and Rev. G. P. Byig
ton of Shoreham, scribe. Rev. j. D
Houghton of Middlebury read serlpl
upon the text Ps. SO g. Rev. NJ. G.. STD
bins of Cornwall read an exegis uponh,
phrase sin my name" in John ii a
Rev. S. F. Calhoun of Orwell read ans
say upon 1.-THE Pride and Perils of Amr
lean Citizenship" Regrets were felt TIA
President Ezra Brainerd of the collide
by reason of his multiplied dutieso
correspondence, growing out of his ria
tons upon the commission to frame b.
report the new school law, could nob
present to read his review of the "lf
and Letters of Charles Darwin" ih
. association will hold its next meeting 6
the same place in January.
Wednesday evening several hundred {
our townspeople were convulsed within
fun and merriment afforded by the ene
tainment given in the town hall b
number of the popular young folk VII
are interested in the histrionic art. sic
Little Yankee Boys" in their grotesI i
attitudes ana amusing surprises to
their respective parts well, and desert
the hearty applause they received f
their share in the programme. Thentl
curtain rose and the short but laugh-r
voking farce, "Our Uncle" was givd
three acts. Each of the seven para
pants took their respective parts wi
commendable sxill and praiseworthye
; feet. The scenic effect was very fine II
, reflected credit upon those who hadtl
arrangements in charge. We: are i
formed that the receipts were nehi.y Il
: and everyone, doubtless, feltswell +
: paid for their expenditure.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-11-02
LOCAL NEWS.

The Star grist mill will be thoroughly
oyerhauied and repaired. Work will be-
gin next week.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-11-02
METHODIST.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.

REV. HENRY LANE, PASTOR.
This is the order of services in the r. G..
church commencing with Trinity sunday,
June 8:
Mass at 10 80 a. m. After Trinity, mass at al
ternate Sundays at 8 and 10 80 a.. m. Bene-
diction and prayers every Sunday at 30 p.
m. Regular time tor catechism, 80 p. m.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-11-02
BETTER THAN SUICIDE.

Professor Arnold says: "An incurable
dyspeptic is justified in committing sui
eide" We will guarantee to cure any
dyspeptic within three months by Acker's
English Dyspepsia Tablets.
HANAFORD'S PARK DRUG STORE.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-11-02
IRAvEtERs' GUIDE.

HAVEIERS OUTOE.
Trains pass Middlebury station at the hours
given below;
GOING NoRIH-Express, Al a. m; local ex-
press, $40 a. M; mall 326 p. m; express,
SAC p. m.
GOING SoUTH-Mail, $40 a. M; passenger,
1 81 p. m; mixed, 8 10 p. m; express, . '35
p. m.
MAns CLosE-North, 2 so and 80 p. M;
South, 8 90 a. m, and 80 p. m.
See Central Vt timetable, elsewhere.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-11-02
BAPTIST.

REV. A. DEF. PALMER, PASTOR.
Sunday Services, 10 40 a. M; 100 p m.
Sunday school, IL 100 M
Prayer-meeting, Thursday, 10 p m
Seats free.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-11-02
THE CHURCHES.

THE CHURCHES.
ST. STEPHENS.
REV. ALvA E, CARPENTER, RECTOR.
Fail, 1887.
Sundays-Services, 10 AS a. M; 200 p M
Sunday School, 80 q. m.
Tridays-Evening Prayer, 100 p. m.
Holy Days, Holy Communion. 100 a. m
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-11-02
CONGREGATIONAL

REV. A. F. KEITH, u. D., PASTOR.
Sunday services, 10 AS a. M; 100 p. M
Sabbath school, II 900 m.
Thursday, conference meeting, 100 p M
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-28

on August 8 Senator German spoke In
the Senate on tho transit OF goods in bond
between the United States and Canada and
showed TINT from the very hrst this privi-
lego was ono sided and not balanced by any
corresponding privilege to American rail.
roada. 1t was largely due TO the influence
OF American share holders Of the Canadian
roads. In 1885 Secretary Manning at
tempted TO cancel this privilege, but dis
covered that tho statutes which tho presiden,
now asks repealed prevented him from act.
ing.
The retaliation act OF 1887 did not give the
president this power. A line OF road is now
being built through tho state OF Maine tc
New Brunswick aud Halifax, which IL In
tended for the eastern sea terminus OF the
great subsidized Canadian railway, giving Il
route from ocean to ocean some $50 mile,
shorter than the road from San Francisco
10 New York and shortening the distancs
between Liverpool aud Japan about l,2Ot
miles Mr.. German wanted to knox
whethor Vermont and other states should
/ be allowed 10 grant charters to foreign rail.
way eompanies, giving them great advan
| tapes over our own roads which must com
l pete with them without subsidy. He urget
the stopPage Of transit In bond or tranship
meut al measurs for the 6shing interest,
and the exclusion Of ths Chinsss. Yet Nc
Blaine rushes TO the defense OF these shor
cut British lines built tust carry Canadian
| trade across our territory.
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Railroads and Retaliation,

The Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
extension Of the West Superior railroad
y being built under an American charter
By the Canadian Pacific railway for use
in the transhipment of merchandise In
bond and to enable that great monopoly
70 capture business from American roads
Without doubt the immediate cause of
the stoppage of work on this road, which
has Just been announced, is the fear that
the president's message may be followed
ny the stoppage of transhipment.
American railroads have been clamor.
Ing for protection against this subsid yed
Line, and the RailGay World loudly COM
plains that, though American shipping
aod coast trade is carefully projected
American railroads are left to the tender
nercies Of subsidized and all powerful
kival. With the exception Of few com.
pantively short New England lines,
largely controlled by the Canadian
PAciAc, our roads are pleased at the
prospect Of retaliation. So Mr. Blaine 8
point on the effect of such measure
npon our roads is destroyed by study
Of the very first effect of the message
upon railroads.
1t is not road controlled by Ameri-
cans that first shows signs of alarm, but
> branch of the Canadian Pacific, built
on our land In the expectation of enjoy
Ing liberal privileges for which Canada
teturns injury and insult. Mr.. Blaine
has too often taken part in legislation
e9sctiDg the border commerce to be ignor.
ons Of the fact that he now stands as the
ehampion OF foreign interests as we'll as
= trusts ut home. His effrontery In
burning from this subject In his Lewiston
o3eech 70 utter thoughts about the su.
oremacy OF patriotism over partisanship
would b amazing in any one else, but in
u. Blaine 1t appears quite natural. The
4hiAdslphis Ledger sptIy remarks !;
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LITERARY epioures do not always agree
40 to the oest things in poetry. The Tribune
notes that Keats "f,ells Dame Sans MsToi''
Is mentioned by Sidney Colvin ~ the most
beautiful thing Of Its kind In the world.
Matthew Arnold didn't agree with him; he
wrote to Colvin q year ago: "The value
you attach to La Belle Dame Sans Msrci'
is to mo simply amazing" Coventry Pat
more ranges himself beside Colvin and
calls It ''prooaoly the very finest lyric In
the English language" Tho lovers OF real
poetry will, doubtless, always believe with
the two admirers OF this fascinating fantasy.
Mr.. Colvin has discovered what was moi
known before, that the poem was written
in Aprii-May, 1910, the date also OF Keats
masterpieces In another styie--:he odes
"ro Psyehe," on "a Greolan Urn" and "To
q Nightingale"
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From the Manchester ~ H Union.
Farmer, Ask the Republican war tariff
advocates why, u the tariff governs the
steadily declined IN price uader . high
proteciiye tsrifi.
Farmers: Inquire OF these tariff loving
gentlemen why the reduction Of tho duty
on wool In 1888 ~as followed by IN advance
in price instead Of decline. and why the
lowest point In the price OF wool was
reached under the highest tariff
Farmcrs: Inquire why sheep In Ohio
have decreased In number right along for
seven years under high protective tariff,
and Why the sheep Of Ohio decreased over
200. 600 IN numbers during one year, 1851 50,
wren the highest wool tariff existed.
Farmers Have them explain 10 you why
the price of wheat and corn has declined
under high protective tariff, while your
taxes we're growing higher and tho cost oi
living hes Increased.
Farmers IL Il your experience that In.
oreasirg your taxes has added 70 your
prosperity, or that you can be taxed into
wealth! Do you prefer cheaper salt,
clothing and other necessities OF life, OF
chsaper whisky and tobaccof
Farmers: Ask the Republican organs Ia
explain 10 you why tho tariff In not an un.
Just tax upon you 10 the extent not only ol
the duties on imports bat also the extent ol
an equal percentage OF goods manufactured
st home whose price 10 increased BY Il
Farmers: II the Republican policy o.
building q Chinese wall around the ooun
try prevails would Il not destroy q marke
for our annual exports Of about $500. 000, 00(
aud throw ths men who producs thi'
product out OF employment IL II not trr I
that trade must be reoiprocalY
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A Cgnine's Grief,

Al Bfower's Lock, near Pfsnixyilis. on
Sunday the barking OF small skye terrier
dog led 10 the finding Of his masters cfe.d
body. Elijah Warner and Q companion
we're employed near the lock guarding a
number of Idle canal boats, making their
home In aoe The boats. On Sunday
%9rninE . ,san Y spsel., Y pump wster from
saged inth eighin z Tou OF their breskfasf.
ttIs dog, ~ slf aAvsrisbiy accompanied
him, returned in q short tune bark ing
violently and behaving In an unusual
manner.
Ine man whose attention he was trv,nu
to attract concluded that something had
happened and followed the dog, which soon
led him 10 the place where Warmers dead
body lay In the canal. The faithful iog was
the only witness to the accident Warner
Was subjsct to epileptic its, and II Is sun,
posed that he fell into the water whlie
under the effects of one of these attacks,
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PERSONAL.

PHILIP II GossE, F. r. s., the famous
English nsiuralis,, 10 dead at London, aged
7s years.
Mr.. GLADSTONE has presented to q
church fD FliDtsnlre the money he received
for his reply to Robert q. InRsrsolL.
BARRY SULLIVAN, the actor, is now re.
ported sick beyond hope OF recovery. The
last rites Of the church have been admin.
isteied to him.
JAMES b. REILLY has bsen nominated
by the Democrats OF the Thirteenth con.
gressio;isi district Of Pennsylvania He IA
is prominent citizen OF Pottatown.
MAJOR j. J. CUMMINGS, Q prominent
railroad contractor, was found dead In bed
In hotel at Atlanta, on Monday. His
death was csused by delirium uemenA
Mr. HEWITT said on Monday that he wss
not . Candidate for mayor OF New York,
but that n the people chose to elect him b Q
would serve He said that II he was tax.
payer other than himself he should vote
for Abraham s. Hewitt for mayor a. a man
who was not under the rule Of any band of
politicians, who, while he has made
mistakes, has tried conscientiousiy to per.
form his DUTY toward the people, and has
shown strs,ghtout, manly way Of dealing
with the difficulties that have presents /
themselves
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Arrest OF . Dynsmiter,

Several weeks ago the store and dwellip q
belonging to J. G. Rummell, clothing
merchant at shippensburg, Pa, was
blown TO atoms, along with several sd loin-
Ing oniidingr, py dynamite cartridge
building at midnight by an unknown per.
son. SiDes then deteetives have been work.
Ing up the case, and Monday ths guilty per.
son--Gsorge Carroll, alias Jumbo" a
worthless colored man and Q native of
Shippensburg-was arrested near Cham .
bersburg by Officer Rippey, and ID now In
the Cumberland county jail.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-28
Doing Coed.

A young girl writes to New York
paper for advice % TO how she may do good
with very little money and plenty OF
time. The editor replies BY pointing
first to the homo circle a. the proper
field for the commencement Of good
work, and then suggests many lines of
usefulness open to one not fearing self
sacrifice in hospitals and the homes OF
the poor. There are many who lack the
taste and peculiar ability for either Of the
last two fields Of work, and the family
does not always afford ground 30 broad
that charity may properly stay at home.
Much Of the so.called charitable work
does good only by its reflex effect upon
the worker, and the recipient OF
aid is often harmed rather than
really helped, becoming weaker and less
self.reliant with every push Of the help.
ing hand. or course this abuse Of charity
can not be used to justify total failure
to help our fellow men, but many
young girl, eager to help humanity, could
give more powerful aid by simply follow
ing this narrow path Of life before her.
She may not sec the good she does a.
plainly as sne would II she could be a
missionary to China or an agent Of
the red cross In the track Of storm, pesti.
lence or war, but she will be quite .,
conscience clear aud happy and 0nd The
work hard enough. Good people do good
without knowing it, BY the mere example
of their character, and every ono with
time and very little else to spare can use
it well by trying hard, though quietly, h
build up character; to SO refine and pol
ish 1t by thoughtfulness and care, that
natures work may become living mas
terpiece Of art.
self.sacri8ce is very often carried TO Q
fault, and rare abilities lie undevelopet
like the buried talent, Make the mos
of yourself, but stop dreaming Of anothe
path OF life and perhaps you will reacl
and finh noble aims and worthy labor
close at hand.
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fALdCH on FASHION,
fALACH on FASHION,.
nREAT BARGAINS.
ASTRICHS PALACE OF
FASHION,
13 EAST KING STREET.
IANcASTFp pa

LANCASTER, IA.
To. day we have received the
first lot of New Kid Gloves,
and are prepared to show to
our customers this Fall a line of
Kid Gloves Of our own impor-
tation at prices which are
lower than they ever have been
heard of in this city for first
class goods. Our line OF Kid
Gloves comprises the following
styles and prices
Elegant assortment Of 4-but-
ton " Alexander" scalloped top
at soc a pair. Never sold at
less than 75c.
Our celebrated " Fourchette" I"
Kid Gloves, black and colored,
at 75c.
An extra fine Embroidered
Kid Glove at SI.oo.
New Hemstitched Colored
Bordered Handkerchiefs at sc.
A lot Of extra fine styles at Ioc.
Bargains in Ladies White
All-Linen Handkerchiefs. hem
stitched, at Ioc apiece.
Closing out Braid Sets and
Panels, in black and colored, at
less than cost before our new
goods arrive. Also our stock
of Colored Girdles.
Buy our Dress Trimmings
before they 60 up to the origi-
nal price.
Opened to-day. one lot of
Rubber Lined Dress Shields at
sc a pair. One lot Of Seamless
Shields at Ioc pair.
Jersey Goats are all In now.
Our assortment in them is much
larger than last season, our
styles are better and prices
lower.
New Mourning Handker-
chiefs, 10, I2H, IS, 20 and IS
Cents.
New Embroidered Handker-
chiefs, 10, I2H, IS, IS, 90. IS
and IS Cents. All Of them are
special bargains.
A New Imported Ruching in
combination colors, I5c a yard.
New Lace Collars, S, 10, IS,
r9 cents apiece.
One lot of Lace Pillow Shams
at 25c a pair. Two large tape
bound Lace Pillow Shams for
25c, or I21a C apiece.
New Windsor Ties, 2s and
50 cents.
New S and 10 cent Laces, a
to 10 inches wide.
ASTRICH BROTHERS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-28

A RUSSIAN exploring expedition In
Eastern Thiost, commanded by . general
with an appalling Muscovite name, 10 ex
citing the jingoes OF London very much
more than the retaliation talk. The expe,
dition Is very expensive and vol equipped.
chiefly at government expense, and John
Bull osn't SEQ why any body but an English
man should caro- 10 explore ana annoz
savage lands.
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levi r. Mor,on's wigs.

FROM Tho n. 7. Bar
Yes, Il Ia true that Morton not only wears
imported wigs, but to his intimate friends
exhibits his stock with IN air OF perbaps
pardonabls pride. No less than two doysn
Of tho hairy topk nots are satd to hang In q
corner OF the ban ker's dressing room. They
arc inclosed In IN ir-tight, moth. proof glass
case and are most srtistiGaiiy arranged. In.
deed they arc roputed by tho few who claim
to have seen them To compose the richest
collection OF head dress ever brought 10
this country.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-28

CAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE.
- Rupture, yaricocele and Special Diseases
OF either sex. Why be humbugged by Quacks
ULAR PHysIoIAN in Philadelphia who makes a
specialty of the above diseases. ana CURES
Tasnf CURYs GUARANTEED. Advice Free DAY
ana evening. Strangers can be treated ana re-
turn home same Gay, Omces private.
DIR. W. H. WRIGHT,
?&l North Ninth Street. Above nace,
%. boz 67S philadelphia.
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SULPHUR CANDLES,

For disinfecting Closets, store
Rooms. co lars, sinks, Stables,
DON'T YOU out hon'es, Chicken Coops,
Bird CAGES, 80.
NEED EABUhY's HYDRONApH.
THOL SOAP, for diseases of tho
OSEOh skin ana Scalp. such as letter.
Ring worm hczema SCabies,
MORE or soaiy Eruptions, itching. sweat.
ing Feet, Dandrun, Falling
HYDRoN APHTHoL PAS.
ARTICLES TlLLEH, tor purif ing the Sick
room, er'erIniL Lating lnsecte
ana eliminating disease germs.
MEADs CORN AkD BUNloN fLAsrkRs
for soot troubles
BE SsOn'S PLASTER for Aches ana Pains.
Arsold by all Druggists.
SIC .BURY q JoHNsON,
Sole Manufacturers. New York
fl1
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WA NA MAX ER'H

Closed at I p. M. on Saturdays.
When you come to the city
bear In mind that Wanamaker's
is a meeting and resting and
waiting place as well as the
biggest store In the world.
There are reading and sitting
and retiring rooms for you
telephone, telegraph, and mail
facilities. Your parcels will be
cared for without charge. We
try to make you welcome
whether you care to buy or not.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-28

- OAns lxyrLISsrrcss publishes all the
3 Snorznpn1c nows OF the United Press mp tc
- 6a&ps p0ss1bi0 hour.
QT1no -TSs Dsry nation Of TIE lrrHLi
onuunD = delivered By carrfcrs in the city
ono Surrounding towns for l0c- Per week !
~ mani. eb.0Q years e26o for six months
- SH threc months, SOC. per month.
- WnmiT lNTHLIieHHuHR (Doublo sheetl
< DGAt Pages, only ol.6o PET annum, In "a.
Uaaf Also stats whsre the paper ID now fof.
WAroo0.
AAVuk&Nsments from 10 70 g cts. Per line
4 oAoA insertion, according 70 location.
THE 1EZuLLl0EHCER.
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uooD's sARsAPARILLA.
The Liver

i ne Liver
And Kidneys are organs which II 10 i'm portant
should be kept In good condition. ana yet they
are overworked ana abused by nearly every.
body, until they become worn.ouf, cIogged
mp, or diseased. Hooi's sarssparilis cures al
dinculties with these organs, rouses them 70
healthy action. ana tones tho whole digestive
organism.
oI have becn using Hoods sarsapsrfiia for
Indigestion ana liver trouble. II has greatly
benefited me. ana think it Is fully az good .
medicine as claimed." E. 3. CHRsnspo, chief
engineer fire dept, stonington, Ct.
Sound and Healthy
at AFFORDS me much pleasure 10 recommen q
Hoods sarsaparilin Ny health two years ago
va. very poor. My friends thought I was
going with consumption. Icommenced usibg
Hoods sarsaparilla, took nve bottles OF II, ana
to-day can DO as hard days work 40 I ever
could 1t saved me from the grave ana put
me on my feet q sound, hoalthy man." WILL
X. ID. TsrBsHy. ia East Main street. wiggons-
vile, Ohio.
Built Right Up
al was All run down aud unnt for business.
was induced TO take bottle OF Hood's ear.
saparilla. and II built mo right up 80 that wa
soon able TO reeu ne work recommend II "a
all who are an icted," d. ". BRATs, stone.
cutter. No. Martin street, Albany. n. Y.
N. d. BE sure to get
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. q six for ss. prepared
only by O ]. HOOD q CO.. Lowell. Msss.
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
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F" What q wreicbed commentary is Mr..
Blaine's vehement and unscrupulous par
tisanship In this matter upon his empty
profession OF patriotism as member Of
an undivided American Republic"
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II UMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIES

DR. Humphreys Book OF All Diseases,
Cloth and Cold binding, ltt Pages. with steel
Engraving. MAILED FkEE. Address, r. q.
Boz 1910, n. Y.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-11
Religious MISCELLANY.

The American Bible Society distri
buted 252,9i5 copies Of the Scriptur,
Is in China and Siam, and 72.92f
copies in Japan during The last yesr
The increase In the membership d
the Couthern Methodist Church dur
ing the past pear has been 41,079.
The total membership now is 1, l07,,
426.
The source Of final happiness Is IN.
herent in the heart; be Is fool who
seeks it elsewhere. He 10 like the
shepherd who searched for sheer
which was in his bosom.-Hinda
Vemana.
The sad news has reached London
tina. Bishop Parker died on tho 10Th
Of March, OF sickness, In the unyorc
country, TO the southeast Of the AL.
bert Nyanza Bishop Parker was the
successor Of the lamented Bishor
Harrington, who was put TO death b.
the orders Of King Uganda.