ler Mr. Bishop came to Japan in 1879 residence and his wife in 1880. Both have Bishop and his been prominent in Methodist work to the United fo the Unite States and had served as far south as Naga-21.|saki and as far north as Sapporo. has Mr. Bishop's diary which has been kept studiously since the Civil War is now ited in the United States Library of Congress. His record of Meiji days is considered a historical The couple's one son is associated to|with the Smithsonian Institute at two will re- Washington, while a daughter is liv-retired people. ing in London.—Domei.
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