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The B; S. Stanley left Piafhu yesterday on a trip that may mean a great deal to the future of the St. Lawrence route, and

_ wvbeuaeeuy r.s“sli1.osrsda. 'rue .s_t.

_ Lswrsneero te by _been fraught wiih

nuiabroiis .dlsssteu ‘to shrenrmz. 'rue insurance companies have discriminated against the route with such high prrm in mist. it seriously handicaps use g isnmsuteinl the summer ‘season 'l'l\eg_s___rlc_ss'fiiot seem (ol be any rpssen why so msriy`s`hips Ind disaster, brit. the 'fact ol serious losses to shippers, vessel owu~ era and insurance companies is a menace to our brightptospscrm. _ ' l Msroonilsml _into bs' aisle-ted sf.

ll’l`me Point. P. grllaet Point, Anticosti, Point Amor, Labrador, Belle Isle and Caps Race, Niid. and also on Sable Island. It is expected that wireless communication wirh the passing ships

,pisses. These stations are to be built and

N W will help them ,so avoid the dangerous

A operated by the Marconi Company for

; "'l` . _ » the Dominion Government. The work

will take from three to six months to complete.

There will be between 29 and30 of a

crew go to work at these stat.ions,compri- sing carpenters, riggers and electricians.

Y V George Murray will be mast/er carpenter

CURE N0 _

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Sr Jorm, Ju rc 7. -The fish ite on Ohurch Union was resumed r.hi» morninn,' but ur. once there was ecciesissrlcd bib: l. An obnoxious word in the resolution s before the House yesterday was deleted. ' It was the word "l’ropriety". The pro- priety of union was unanimously adrnitir

ed.

When the resolutions were finally put '

the House found that Rev. Mr. Hutt. ol: Ingersoll, was assuming the perpendicu- lar. Opinion was divided at his right to` speak. The chair enid he was out of order.

Some members dissontcd from this ruling. Then began a volley of 'notions ` and a big commotion uetli Mr. Hu t was sent lo his ssatin silence. Immediately| after the adoption of the rcsolntlof s favoring union two overture-l were real asking the Assembly to declare for union. These were from _E imontoo and Winni- peg. Mr. Hutt had his chance now when a motion no receive these ovrrtures was, made. He polnrei out thai ihcoloaicai' professors wanieri union, but seitlcri minlsiers were cold on lt. He blow hard at the phrase: “Union is in the air." Uniformity was an evil three centuries apo. Ir. Lock a Luther and a Calvin to correct the evils of uniformity.

Mr. Hutt got along fairly well until Dr.

Murray, of Hallfax,cailed him to order and the gates of disorder were openel again.

Dr. Warden thought. tha vote had been

hastily taken. Hs sat up last night for two hours preparing a speech to close the debate.

Mr. Hutt is of Dutch extraction and he

held on brayeiy until silence was recorded and he resumed his cannonading of the union proposal. He had reasons for opposing the movement and he gave them iirsnly, secondly and so on ro lastly. Never in the Assembly did a man contend for a hearitiz and so calmly speak after getting the chance. He isiosed by seoond~ ing the motion that the nvertures be handed ti the committee charged with the matter of conferring with the otiier Churohr s.

it was then moved by Rev. Dr. Fletcher,

seconded by Rev. Dr. Gordon, that the Ass-.mbly appoint li small cornmittee to

ynorninale the commlttie on church union; said committee to consist of Dr.Se1pwicir, ‘Dr. Summerville, Dr. Bryce, Dr. It. Murray, Rev. J. -A. MacDonald., Rev. Dr. Fletcher, Rev. Dr. Gordon, with Dr. Summerville as convener.

Foreign Mlcalon Committee Csnvensr

Martin requesied the Assembly to sanc~ tion the iorma'ion oi the Presbytery of Formosa. Hs then brought up the cele- brated VVilkie case. He raid this case is

' known only in spots. The Committee

wished him to make a statement of the whole case. The Foreign Mission Cim- mittee had been charged with defying the will of the Church. He denisi this. There wss trouble in India before Dr. Wilkie went. out, but it was not this

viewed the cue dating from the Halifax

and resume work with his colleagues

The Committee thought. thai. was well,

a mistake, however. Dr Wilkie had for-

and now after years of effort and fsilur

mittee looking to work ln a new held

before the assembly was able and compre

` h<nsive and quiet. Dr. Wilkie did not ep

u in this much'-tsiked~of trouble.

FNNU Piliilillllilii EHUHCH

Difi`ei‘ences of Friends and Opponents ofthe Deposed Mis-

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troablsln which he ie invoiveh. He re'

Ar-eembiyin 1900. The matter was re-

‘ viewed thereand Ur. Wilkie pramlred

he would have done with the compisint

They hvani rumblings but thought they were echoes of past troubles. This was

norton what he said. Tho Csmmittee

tried again to heal the breach. but failed

9 So uniformly successful has Dr. Piereo‘i

Dr. Wilkie is.under the care of a rom-

pearto have much of liaht on his side

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able -Lively 'Debate on Union-

Cenlml India ulless the U mulltite did sc. lr. stirred the human nature of the Comini tie Lot a little, esp cially as Dr. Wilkie had not been promised l. ii.ld in India. The Committee would not think of opening another field in India unless they bad to make a place for a man and that thing is condemned even in politics Loday. The shame uf the quurrelamong the mi-sion. rirs in india is of too long standing to a low it L. continue. Ampu- lation and nor pouliics secured :he best llc t..eut.

Applause was not allowed by the

M derator. He said this was _the eaidest case tha. ever came before the Assembly io sit in solemn audience, while Mr. Martin spoke. He asked for a final pro- nouncement on the whole matter. The Foreign Mission Cimmitree rss enough to carry without this dragging, miserable affair. la has become intolerable.

“I can say that Martin fights a fair fightilke any man, but God deliver me froma continuation of the fight of the last yelrs." The matter was then <Ieferr-- ed to be continued inthe afternoon.

St. John, N. B., June 7.-The whole

afternoon of the Assembly was occupied with the famous Wilkie case and at six o'clock adjourned and the vote could not be taken. A motion to uphold the Foreign Mission Committee against Dr. Wilkie was offered by Pro'. Baird and an amend-_ ' ment to give Dr. Wilkie a fifid in Gwaliu,

India, by Principal Surimger were dis~ cussed in extenso in many long and strong speechr.-1. The mutter will come up tomorrow morning for seulement. it has lecoun: a very rurlons affair and ihreslens to divide the church owing Lo the action of Di' Wllklt-‘s friends.

Sunrl ly S rlloaie w-re repurterl by Dr. Nell, ol 'l`mor»to. There has bien pio-

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kressineverydepertmeot at the week Be snimsiveitedl on the international lessons. unless suliniemented by sueb W°l'k I8 Prepared in th teachers training oours~

Principal Falconer was seo her speaker

on this subject He emphas sed the value of the East in Cina'ia'.¢ life and fu'urr

bupt. Hardman dwelt on Sunday

*School success in the West.

Dr W SMcTaviah oi' Tomato re norwl for the youve people. mrerxes The decline in interest in this wrrk was admitted H questioned he rnnlrir that Gbrisraln Eodeavourla l aspeutforce. The Presbyterian Guild, Weatminister League, Epworth League, anri no forth are present day forms of Chris aiu Endeavour of other days

Rev. J. G Potter, Peterboro, moved

the adoption of the report and iiey W Knox, S rathroy, seconded it. In 1004 Y P S cienies membership is 10000 ,ma rha lctal contributions $.il,(l)0

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