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Decide Yourself,
ne Opportunity is Here. Backed by Jas.
per testimony

Don take oar word forit.
Don't depend on a strangers state
meni.
head Jasper endorsements
head the statements NJ JasI-r * liens
And decide for Yourself
Here l- Dlo clsc0f
Mr.. Ignatz krnk-i. living on West
sixth - ,Ja.t lnl.. say. ~ wa.
anxious no wy daughter Is She sui.
icTvdso Ilc FROM hackache and loss 81
energy 1855. teDi headaches aliei IA
he- distress She was nervous ana 3e
nT sset and arose ia Tie mornia. nlofe
lag gael THAN " hen she retired. When
wr reni about Doans kidney Pin. -he,
seemed to Ne what We desired. ana ~
procured them 40 Flick k ufan'~ dang
store. She had not used nat 4 box
" hen tha aching and .ameness II her
back dsAppelret and also the headache
rom which she suffered They seemed
70 have restored hert) health and PROV
~ general tonic. D0ans kidney
Pulls dli her 80 much good that / shall
axe them my- III
II sale ny All dealers. Price 50 cents
'osterNllburn Go Buffalo. New York
ole agents for the United states.
Eemem Ter the name lan's-and
axe no ~ ner.
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~ Ex-senator r. VI. Milburr
has been employed by the offici :
Of the Carnegie institute in
Washington City to write a his
tory OF the banks and banking in
Indiana. This history is to be
part of a fifteen folume "Econo-
mic History of the L. S" It
will include the history of banks
IN this state from the first char
tering of the bank in Madison
and Nincennes. organized in the
year 1914. and the making Of
these two banks. state banks
under the constitution of 1916.
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A PICTURESQUE Spot.

Capt. j g Lcming OF Reeve
township was here Thursday
singing the praises of Southern
Reeve township The captain
probably does live in the most
picturesque part of the county:
and especially at this time OF the
year, these frosty mornings. the
music of the cornshuckers as the
b.g ears drop into empty wagon
beds reSounding from hilltop to
and reyerberating far and
-ear, IS enchanting The captain
says that though the song birds
have departed, the swish of the
wings OF the quail and blackbild
furnish muSit even now to the
natives until midnight. davies
Go Democrat.
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The Next PPindru.

A couple of candidates are
very anxious 70 knew when the
primary election of Dubois and
Pike counties VIII be held We
see no need of being in any rush.
Ii the two County Chairman
will agree TO call the commit
tees together some time in Jan
uary. say. Jackson day. Wednes-
day. January s. 1898. the COM
mittees can then fix the date OF
holding the joint primary, which
should be held some time after
July 18th, 1905. as well as adopt
rules to govern such primary.
The sooner the Democracy of
Dubois and Pike counties dis
pense with some self constituted
bosses the better the party v-ill
be off. Ever since they came
before the public they have
been a disturbing element. and
1ne of them turned a reliable
Democratic district of 1900 Ma
Ority into a Republican district
If 100 Majority.
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urine scalds the flesh or II. when the chill.
reaches an age when {, should be able I,
control the passage, Il is yet afflicted will
eed-wetiing. depend upon IL. the cause 3
the difficulty Is kitney trouble. ana the frs
step should be towards the treatment q
these important organs. This unnleasan
trouble IS due to a diseased condition Of The
kidneys and bladder and net 10 a habit a.
most people suppo. ).
Women as well e. n -, lrare mis-.
cradle with kidney 49, bea trouble
and both need the same great remedy
The mild and the immediate effec, q,
S"amp-Root Is soon realized. Il is sold
by druggists, in fifty EY
cen; and one dollar rfIr--a-YErTsttas D
sizes. You may have rs sss;'F
sample bottle BY mail ssasss.l =. u ~ .
free. also pamphlettell- Homo q swaur- Roo,
ing all about it. including many OF the
thousands Of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Or. Kilmer
& Co.. Singhamton. ~. T., be sure and
mention this paper.
ION nfre sny mistake, but femem-
Der The ran" swamp Root. Or. Kilmar's
swamp Root and the address, Bingham
'on, \. l., "n es cry bottle.
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Notice of Letting Contract
For Construction OF
a Drain.

In the matter Of DRAMA. 80
petition Of John A. Green, van -e 10.
William /. Dawson etal "'iS.
Notice il he-eby given that from iii.
late until the 18th day OF Nov mber
lNl, the undersigned drainage COM
missioner Of Dubois county. and surer.
intsn lent Of construction OF the ditcb
described in the report Of the drainage
commissioners in the above entitled
cause, will re- ceive bids at his oni j AMI
residence in the town Of ireland. Dubois
unity, Indiana, for the con strucfion of
said proposed ditch Said proposed
itch or drain is in Madison TOWNSHIP
Dubois county, Indiana. said conl,a,,
sill BE- let by stations to the lowest and
'est bidder The right to reiec. an, and
III bids Is reserved.
WfLLhM'T. louNG,
Drainage Commi.fioner
Dated this 2Jth day of October. Ig07
'raylor 4 Tray Tor, Attys. for Petitioners.
Oct. %, 1907 -2wk. l
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Application for Liquor Ii
(.f.ISR

'n Che citizens uf the town az Is.rsr pu.
nti- c0uf.N. Ina Notice {. sereh. ..t,n
tnAt the hn lcr- IN cd. i made clt len twsnt,
'nt years olt, uf good moral character ANA
town 81 Jasper fur Ap,r.uA I'D ninrtq dar.
'rlufe the publication of trI.npt lee. Is Ift tt.
plA thr BOARD ~ oiunl4 ~~iint.r- 81 Dubois
N"UitN' mo ahh' az their next regular Nuvm
htr term. 1897. far leave 10 s.f Ia hI~ I'm
"t'tit ~Ilf ltnu>, nous AnN mNlt lqu r. Ir
! ~ qua .tie- shan quart at a time. with
'-t tf.N'i'sr az ui'oN ing the same a. Dr
drank t0r "a period 80 on. wear from tae.i,t
~ -a.N license. npnn tht follow ing described
premises 90 -W lt.
tfeto lc sold (, in tho i~N15 f,ut room "a th,.
~ moor "i twn story frane building,
uh the corner 90 ~iAth auI Newton -tratt.
+ t'4lttd on the East haif uf lor no u a.
SHOWN on the original PLAT of rlc town nfl
county, Indiana.
JAKDEl II BROCK
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Circuit Court DOinQS.

State VS. Philip Kastner, surety
of peace, continued per agree
ment.
State vs. John Ginder. petit
larceny, trial by Court finding
gully, to be released during good
behavior and that he ply cost
within go days.
State VS. c. w. Alexander. A.
& b. cause continued.
State VS. Virgil Padgett, point
ing pistol, plea guilty, released
during good behavior.
State vs. Elzord Teller, aduItry
continued per agreement.
Zach Craig VS. Henry A Roetzel
damages dismissed on motion of
def. for want Of prosecution.
Aug. II. Koerner rec of Geo.
w. Lewis cause cont.
Great Council Order of Red
Men VS. VIM. A. Wilson. ct al.
venued to Pike Circuit Court.
Geo. p. Wagner VS. f. +. Par
sons ct al on account judgment
for plff. for S21 s..
Emma Dupps VS. Frank Dupps.
divorce cont.
Annie NJ Harder Us NJ. A. Cos
man ct al same entry.
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A Suggestion.

HIntingburg, Oct p, 1907
To the COURIER EDITOR:
As past official records are II
fash " with a couple of candida.
ties 1or Judge. we fail to see why
they have failed to publish 4
couple of extracts from the Con-
gresslonal Record which would
make interesting reading for the
voters of Pike and Dubois conn
ties. Especially those pages
where umping Johnny" voted
on three sides of the same oues-
uon as fast as they could cali the
names. If he follows the same
tactics Of Judge he will be liable
to give you an acquittal in the
morning, convict you before din
ner and hang you before supper
all OF the same charge.
Then the page which contain :
the episode Of the SO. Dutch
man IS something to laugh at.
~ - sald Dy some that after
four inglorious years in Congress
ne simply spread on the Record
the evidence of his monumental
stupidity and cOllOsal ignorance. !
and ms court expense circular is !
on the same line showing that
The leopard does not change his
spots.
Boss Billy Cox, his Lieutenant
Jumping Johnny and his JASPER
sum Ring are going to hear a |,
iull sickening thud the evening
ne votes are counted This CITY K
md all of the southern part Of
his county believe Huntingburg !
hould have the judgeship and q
re a unit for Hon. Leo II Fisher 4
or that position. Publish the y
ecord and then give us thea.
COMMITTEEMAN.
t. ). You will find with this a
weet William which we have
Issed goodbye for the cause.
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HS The Town Board met las.
Monday night and passed an or
dInance ordering pavements put
down on Mill, Jackson and Claw
streets within ten DAYS. The or
dlnance reads all O K. but II
will never be enforced or even
a good effort made to enforce II
and by II will 20 the way o.
many other town ordinances
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LAMRENCE ECkERr

The Sheriff j. ordered to give
notice to all saloon-keepers not
to sell or allow Lawrence Eckert
about their place Of business.
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THE LAW

Does not give the County Supt
any power TO retain a days W q S
from school teachers who fail ID
attend townships Institutes The
law says the Township Trustees
SHALL retain such days wages
for not attending. And if the
Trustee who employs the Teacher
does not DO so; he is remiss in
his duties.
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by druggists, in fifty
cGn: and one dollar
sizes. You may have a
sample bottle BY nail
free. also pannhleiiall-
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Annie NJ. Harder Us George
hunkel ct al damages. venued To
Pike Circuit Court.
Laura Boyer rs Lawrence NJ.
Bower. divorce. trial by Court
finding for plf and 5000 alimony
ard custody Of child Mildred.
VIM b. Wilson Us Southern
Ry. Co.. damages venued 10 Pike
Circuit Court.
In the matter of the apDlica-
, ton of VIM. Shelby to obtain
license TO sell intoxicating liquors
nc retail in Washington to-. Pike
Co. Us Thee. Abel and 49, Others
venued to Warrick Circuit Court
Cora Donahue VS. Frank Tieman
et al. damages. Nenued 10 Pike
Circuit Court.
Cora Donahue is Emil Stein
berg. damages. Same entry.
Cora DOnahue rs John Stein
berg, damages, same entry.
Franc 5 +. Lennon vs.. Harley
). Lennon. divorce. Trial by
court. finding for plfr divorce
granted Alimony =. 900. Gus
tody of child. Clifton. $3.50 for
her attorneys. S25. every three
months for suppor of child until
said child becomes y years old
Patoka River coal and coke Co.
vs.. Gustave A. Whitman. dis.
missed
Norman Howard vs. Chapman
ioggatt, cont.
Dubois County State bank rs :
.ohn A. Britain ct al. on note. a
continued per agreement. .,
PheniX Loan Assn " William I
'oeppner ct al. or note. judg- !
nent for pltf. for Sl95 p q
Rannie Traylor vs. Geo. Cas- g
rup ct al, venued to Pike Co. p
Nackey Nisbet Co. VS.. joseph 8
(. Fischer ct al on account ha
ldgm ent for pltf. for 800. 4 4
Frank Lyle vs. VIM. r. Fuller q
al. dismissed. u
5 ate Us. Lawrence Eckert 4
b. with intent, Trial by court Fo
ldlng def guilty. Released n
lrlpg good behavior. Def .,l
gns the following agreement
State of Indiana Us Lawrence
exert.
|. Lawrence Eckert. defendant Ill
this case, hereby promise the |
urt. that if ! am released dur &c
g good behavior. that | Will VI
t drink any Intoxicating liquors
latever unless prescribed bv a He
yslcian in good faith. and that
Will not enter in or stay around
y saloon or brewery. or other
ace where intoxicating liquors
e manufactured, sold or given
'ay, and that Twill in all res in
cts obey all the laws and es- 81
slally not touch, strike or beat ~,
yone IN an angry. insolent or
lie manner, and | further pro- ~
Sc to be industrious. moral. Il
ID, upright and peaceable. not
en- engaging in a quarrel with
y one; and ! further promise y
1t on the first day of each term a.
tnls court, | will in person ap- 0as.
ar and report TO the court p.s'
d give such an account as the ass
irt shall require, if sick or I'm RI
.e 10 DO so. that / will bv letter SsIii
nmunlcate with the prosecut- ata
attorney and state to him ~.
ERE | am living. with whom | & p. +
boarding, and what kind of
TX engaged and give him my =.
ldence and post-office address;
4 ! further state that | under
nd that If | in any respect VIC
e any one or more of these
)mlses that / am to be arrested
4 sentence in this case to be To
'sed upon me by the court In 4
-ness whereof, | have hereun- fas
set my hand this Both day of res
tober, 1907 "
LAWRENCE ECKERT. co,,
The Sheriff is ordered TO give gre
ice to all saloon-keepers not ma
sell or allow Lawrence Eckert vot
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II
among those who will be
present Mt the General Conyen-
i tion's sessions are the distin-
guished visitors from abroad.
the Bishop of London, the Bishop |
of st. Adams, and Bishop Mont |
gomery, the latter the active secretary
OF the Society for the Propagation OF
whom comes from England, and the
Archbishop OF the West indies. VINO IL
also Bishop Of Jamaica, as we'll as
members Of n delegation sent by cour-
tesy from the churchin Canada.
Among the members OF the two
houses are men very distinguished.
body In church and In state. One wouNd
hardly wish to discriminate among the
bishops by enumerating the names OF
those who have become best known.
Each is at the head OF the church in
his ,own diocese. or Is coadjutor to a
diocesan who finds the work beyond
his own strength, or, again. AZ the head
of missionary district. either foreign
or domestic. There are slightly over
a hundred members OF the House OF
Bishops at the present time.
Noted clcrsymen.
Eelther,would. one dare to say which
| of the clerical deputies was most 70
be esteemed. There are priests Of the
church who have done distinguished
work as parish priests or in teaching
| offices. or parish priests we have as
deputies clergymen at the head Of such
parishes as Trinity and Grace churches
in New York: Holy Trinity and st.
Boston; st. Johns, Detroit; Grace,
Epiphany and the Ascension, Chicago:
and many others whose parishes have
become widely known not only for eX-
character. Of their work, There are
also clerical deputies who have be-
come especially distinguished In edu-
cational work. such us Dean Hodges.
who is at the head Of the Episcopal
/ Theological Seminary, Cambridge; two
nary at Nashotah. WIS.,; one from that
i at Alexandria, Va; one from the West
ern Theological Seminary, Chicago:
one from that at Farbault, Mimi; one
ed with Kenyon College at Gambler
o., and. as we'll. clergymen distin-
guished for their work in. educational
: Mckenzie, Of Howe Schools DR.. Robin
son, Of Racine College, and DR.. Pea
body, Of Groton School. DR.. Cyrus
Diocese IHWtsseu Of Ohio. is distinguished fol
his books Of fiction, and a number o.
the. clerical deputies are authors o
books Of theology or churchly lore
3 OF the House OF Deputies, who is like
: ~ to be reelected by reclamation. th,
/. Rev. Randolph FL. McKim, .. D.. LII
l D., from tho Diocese of Washington
y Or. Clark, who is from Virginia. ii
f editor Of the Southern Churchmnn.
Noted Laymen.
2 The laynlen include men famous 70
many reasons without as well as with
s In the church, and tho deputation fror
u many dioceses looks like miniatur,
edition OF who's Who" Thus Alabam
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years, following which he was dean of
the divinity school of Harvard for five
years. Bishop Lawrence is the author.
of several historical and theolog!c
works, and is universally regarded as
an authority on ecclesiastical law.
Ills election as chairman of the
House OF Bishops was In answer to q
widespread demand for "a change in
the system which provides for d senior
presiding bishop, already advanced In
years, Bishop futile being the young
est presiding bishop who has ever held
that position.
President OF Deputies.
man OF strong personality as we'll
as of striking personal appearance ts
the president OF the House OF Clerical
and Lay Deputies. the speaker OF the
executive and business branch OF the
convention. Rev. Randolph Harrison
| MclSim, D. d.. rector OF Epiphany
Church. Washington, D. c., and one Of
the most notable preachers OF the
| church. IA
DIR. McKim was born in Baltimore In
| 1892, and graduated from the univer-
| sity Of Virginia in 1861. DR.. Aickin
| read theology during the years when
war and chaos swept the country and
/ was ordained as a priest in 1865. and
| became the assistant rector of Emman-
| uel Church, Baltimore. DIR. McKinl
served in the Confederate Army
! private soldier, and rendering u faith
4 full service to the cause Of the South
| In 1886, shortly after his ordination
! he became rector of st. Johns Parish
| Portsmouth, Va, from which he went
/ to Christ Church, Alexandria, and later
to Holy Trinity Church, Harlem, New
j York.
i After passionate in Trinity Church
4 New Orleans. he was elected, in 1889
4 phany Church. Washington. d. c.
4 In addition to his pastorate. he ha:
served for some time as dean Of TIL,
!. Episcopal Theological Seminary a
I. Alexandria, Va.
!, Or. McKim is an author of SOM
note, several of his theological book
having had wide circulation boil
within and without the church. anon:
those of special note being volumes en-
titled Christ and Modern Unbelief,
Culture Punishment and "Presen
Day Problems OF Christian Thought.
! DR.. McKim has large number OF per
!, sonal friends in Richmond havin
: visited here number Of times
4 In both bodies Of the convention tn
= secretaries are men OF great impor
! lance and influence. The Rev. Samut
: Hart. .. q, is the secretary of tn
;. House Of Bishops and is the custc
4 dian Of the standard prayer-bool
: The secretary OF the House Of Cleric;
n and Lay Deputies, the Rev FIenr
= Anstice, d. D., Is also the secretary
! the joint sessions of the conventic
n and the keeper Of the rolls and paper
l. Of the body.
j. The treasurer OF the convention
j. Mr.. William w. SlSiddy, OF 50 Wa
II Street. New York.
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orally born in the church, having been
the son OF Venerable Philip Jacob,
Iarchdeacon and canon of Winchester.
He was born at Crawley rectory. near
Winchester. on November 10, 1Sa4.
From 1872 to 1876, Bishop Jacob was
domestic chaplain to Bishop Mllman. Of
Calcutta, and later no was in charge
of the Wilberforce Memorial Mission in
South London. For some years he
was honorary chaplain to the late
| Queen, and select preacher at Oxford,
Iand3in 1895 he was consecrated bisnop
LOT Newcastle. being later transferred
Ito the bishopric of st. Adams. Bishop
\ Woodford Green, Essex, and also has
/ a town residence in West London. He
! is a member Of the Athenian Club.
Representatives of the 9th er branches
/ the world will also be in sRichmond
during the time of the General Conyen-
/, ticn, each church holding to the Epis-
delegates to bear their fraternal greet
ings to the church in America. In ad-
dition to the three noted English bish-
b. the Most Rev. Enos Suttall, B. D..
1 Archbishop Of the West Indies, whose
r,mfeh &c is Jamaiea Trgm The
already well known to the American
church, both Of whom will be heard
az the RICHMOND convention-Right
|
G. L., Bishop of Niagara, speaker a,
!, tho recent conservation of the cathe.
> dral In Cleveland, Ohio, and Right Rev
w. Lennox Mills. d. D., LII. d. d. G. u.
bishop Of Ontario. who viii BIO accom-.
panied by his wife,
Where They VIII stay.
an of these distinguished visitor.
VIII be the guests Of the diocese o
, Virginia during the time they are /,
Richmond, The Bishop, Of London vii
, be the personal guest of Bishop Gibson
OF the diocese Of Virginia, at his resi-
, dence on Park Avenue.
, Bishop Montgomery will be. enter
tanned by Miss Coles. of philadelphia
who has taken the Workman house a
Fifth and Franklin Streets. for tn
: an active leader In missionary wor
: in the Womans Auxiliary. The othe
9 the presiding bishop of the church
q Bishop futile, or Missouri, will be Ell
:. tertained by the diocese at the res
: dence OF Mr.. p. II. Mayn, opposit
9 the Jefferson Hotel. Mr.. Mayo havin
q placed his residence at the dispos,
i OF Bishop Gibson for the time Of II
: convention.
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b. D.. Who is secretary
the Gospel IN Foreign Part, known
is typical of the predominence of the
missionary interest in the convention
that the secretary Of the Oldest mis-
sionary society in England should be
early days the American Church was
largely assisted in it's mission work
by the S. p. g., which dates back to
1901, the charter being signed by King
Bishop Montgomery. in addition TO
speaking at the CITY Auditorium be-
fore a great missionary mass meeting
special message to the American
Church by his eminence. the Arch
bishop q Is ca hssr Bishop Mont
been called from the missionary see
S Ct tasmania IN July 1891, Bishop
ter Of the late Dean Farrar, and mas
He IS an NJ. A. Of Trinity College,
Cambridge, and a scholar and student
Church maintains missions.
Bishop Montgomery is vigorous
type OF manhood, and when in active
on horseback. He was born at Gavin
fore. India. whare his father, Sir Rob-
ert Montgomery, was Governor OF the
Punjab. At Harrow, in his school days,
he was In the cricket eleven for three
years. and captain Of the football
eleven. The bishop is still an enthu-
siastic follower of cricket. Writing In
IAN English magazine, he described
cricket as "the greatest outdoor game
lin the world. 1T is more than n game
| 1t is an education. I am ready tt
own that had 1t not been for u long
apprenticeship to this sport I should
not have learned some of the most
priceless lessons of life-lessons which
are Indispensable forjall, however hlgt
they may rise In church or State
Other Visitors.
1 A third distinguished English Wis
itor, who will add dignity to tho gath
ering and who will also give mucl
additional strength to the distinctly
missionary character of the Richmon,
!, convention, wil be the Right Rev
Edgar Jacob, d. d. bishop of st. Al
bans. like the bishop OF London, tn
bishop OF st. Adams is an OXfor
graduate where he was member q
New College. Bishop Jacob was lit
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VIII reside
Ouer Sessions
Of Convention
Senior Bishop Has Had
Remarkable Career OF
fcers. Of Two Ho. ses.

4 .uONG all the pfennii.uht men I
~ or the Episcopal Church IN
IN thisst oi.lttry, there Is no more
K "A commanding figure than the
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who at one ti,ne were students at the
seminary Is. IN proportion to their
number. create. than that Of any other
institution OF learning throughout the
vast confines of America,
The Episcopal, High School, which is
probably the best known school for
boys In the South, is situated on a. Sill
adjoining Seminary lill. overlooking
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PERSONNEL OF CONVENTION
WHICH BEGINS HERE TODAY
Eminent Clergymen Who Will Sit in House
Deputies---List OF Laymen Includes Men
Known Throughout the Country.

-1RST perhaps in distinction
among those who will be
present ut the General Conyen-
II TONS sessions are the distin-
guished yiBitors from abroad.
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The nrst episcopal General Con-
ventiOn SAT In Christ Church, Phila-
delphla, In 1855. hut two bishops
cOmpoAed the membcrshlp of the
IIolse Of Bishops In the convention
in 17SD--HiAhop White, Of Pcnnsyl-
vanin, and Bishop scubury, ~ Con-
ncctlciit. Iut one other American
bishop had Mt taat time been conse-
Grated, bishop Provost, of New York.
Bishop scpbury was consecrsted by
the scottish on non-jurihK success
sion, snd nishop Provost, "a follower
of the Ensiish ChAEch, refused to
recognize Mis- title. @s5st