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iF.‘lii.'ii‘?l§¢‘€éh¥»iii’d°»l‘ili'il’...i_}__ _ -we Lines; me ' "  _“c_@1}i.s._:l_;£.,,3\‘snlasp.5.;lg,glUNs 11,1914
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U"°“‘l". B““"“‘° '“‘l“'°‘“'<i dill liiiii““” ii’ llllllllf ill Bill! _  _  _   
'i‘!l°' V9'"'ll9.9f “elm  3_“=l=¢ lieu M19- forty legsels incl" f° Hsu can
Llbcruls ifcllcludcd  my  *pvc _  _Steamers  in -_Storm \Sl_lll’ere_il
T°“’°f"’ ‘*"°P*‘°“ .fi i°“l1ln  .P°"<=l~~ Sensi!-" ilu lift” U°=l°i~ 0i¢'b°lf9
Premier Burden  to      gt l\_|;(;|\Q`;-_
(Fmm our ow” Reporter) ,illtely l\1lDl>¢d to the conviction that (Special to The Guardian.) imeagre.  latively the heavest in the province.
OTTAWA Ju 9_A!t h i _ ith” was 5 mst “mv” t°‘”"`d° th” ST- JOHN. June 10.-J. Ben-net '(Special tie The Guardian.) l It is known that at least 5 of the
‘ na er av ng °'d‘°pti°“ the baud” naval Policy' Hickey memlfel' of the New Bruns- ST. JOI-IN,;' June 10.-Additional 30 \'eESel rel>0l‘te1‘1 t0 be lmislllg tion Bill which has been hanging tire
- '- r.'.l\.~
. i _ _ I  _ I , ,,
avoided the navy quest on all ses Ga_nerally.tl1e Liberal rehushed thelwick Legislatwre and one 0| the mag_
sion the' House in its dying hours naval arguments of year ago ,mt i th B Chnl ~`
. . ' . ' li h i -
got back to the sublect last n1ght.| I-Ion. Rodolphe Lelnieux lwllefl 101' dustsy nteleipholhsed frogluegls 511:59 lln
It WM 'lu echo mr um Swat 'p"'r“a` ““ °xp’a'““u°“ in fegam '50 the es' Bathurst ton-i ht the result f -
mentary iight of lost session. Italhlishment of 5 naval reserve, He . g ' _ 0 ’ ‘U
After a week 'oi monotony and a
day which had been deadly dull the
members seized on the opportunity
of enlivening the proceedings and
there were four merry hours. It was
the first bright spot, fron. a debat-
ing standpoint for several weeksand
the few members who nre left in the
capital despite the heat enjoyed every
said the Order?-Council estvellllishing
a. reserve seem d to have been passed
some what surreptitlonsly. Hof then
went on to give. a review  of _the
whois question and said that the
minister must _feel bumillllted to
think that for the sake of an alliance
with the men who had- despised and
denounced- him during the---_,last elec-
minute of it. |'tion he\hali . to revert to the naval
'Phe Cluebec members were the lead- Policy first laid down DY Sir Wilfrid
ers in the discussion and there were
the usual compliments paid across
the floor of the House when those old.
antag~o\nlsts.' Hon. L. P, Pelletier and
Hon. Ronoiphe Lemieux clashed,
The debate started when the naval
estimates were taken un. The Liber-
als immediately wanted information
as to the Naval College at Heilifax
and the presenrt condition of the
Niohe and the R-ainfbow. But' they
were especially inquisitive in regard
to the recent Order-In-Council which
has been passed authorizing the es-
gnbllehynwt 01 ,, naval volunteer re-
serve force in _(Hounds. They wanted
to know the w-hv and the wherefore
and the French Liberals seemed to
tnke__nan‘ticul_n-r delight out of the
fact  s"“`wforoe`_bJa<l been' en
fntlfihed " undef -ilfe-”shen_flrl;aclon_ or
the liiurier Navalvaeti 'rliéy immed-
¢"ll§.§_l§_§i_l SP’ V _
 __ ne _reg _
iillififliill-!l¥l'<
.. _ fr
- _  .,»f
. 1...-
Laurier, but was doing it secretly in-
stead of openly.
~ Premier Borden in a vigorous reply
said that vnhll-e Mr. Lemieux had fir-
ed ol! -a number of blank cartridges
dllfills his remarks he had ndol-ded
the House no reminiscenses of the
young man who had Wfittell a cer-
tain/ noted letter pointing Out that
it was absolutely the duty of (Yana-
dlang not to take any part whatever
efence and who had uttered
in d H
imost .stern rebuke to the Ghamher de
Commerce of Montreal l0l‘ Passing U
resolution favoring such R policv. He
did not know whlsther or not Mr.
Lemieux was against the llfciellt ~‘-'-'ff'-'-‘-*--=='---‘-‘----'=----=-----»--=--=--»---:-=-v-.-_-:_-_-e.-_-_-.-.-.-_-.-.-_-_-,-_-_o.-_-_-_-_-_-,-,_________._..__.,._._.__.__
‘proposals. ` ~ Z
,Vestightlons he has made 'l-n the Now
mote parts of the coast and expres-
sed the olvlnlfon that in the New
Brunswick district alone one hundred
lives haive been lost.
I Mr. Hachey says many fishing
schooners unahe to make Sh-ippegan
Fiarbinr ancblored outside where t-hey
thought ihev would he safe when
the storm h'roke most of the vessels-
m11n'B’E€d tn Vide Ollt ihe gale lint in
*`*1m0°t “"'¢‘l`Y CDSM lost men over-
.hoard. When the storm shaped me
"°9“’lS ""*"`@ Pill] nf- anchor but ln-
ter investllgatiom showed f,h“¢_, D,-_.,c_
fi00‘l.v eve-rv one of them had men
washed overboard. In|some»_cases the
Whole crew was gone.
I Mr. Hachev's opinion is that the
lfleath list will he easily fym. hnmlred
in the N. B. district alone. Communi.
cation with the district is still verv
,had »-nd althoush the storm nnmlrrvd
n‘ \veek svn Nw, fletwiis reoeivefl no
fur are decidedly <llsconneeted_smd,
ez
TR
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   BILL    
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details coming n today in regard to
the great stor _-which swept the llay
ffhaleur. districiff; on 'llhursday and
Friday of last Wieck, tend to reduce
the number of girnown dead although
it is even yet; feared it will reach
seventy-five up' n hundred. This as-
sumption is bashd upon the fact that
the small fishmg villages on the
Quebec side of ` Bay sent out many
boats and nothing definite has yet
been learned 0l:»'their fate.
'ronight 1on'lg"dlstaace connection,
St. John to _tho villages on the New
Ilrnnswick side, of the Bay, establ-
ished the fa.ct». that from (iaraquet
there are nine Irnen and four vessels
known to have Breen lost, while 'hom
Shippegan they xhava definite’ advices
of 14 drowned,j llalllousie reports
that the storm‘_tlid little or no dam-
age there while_at Miscou Island it
is not yet possible to form an es-
timate with any degree of accuracy.
One report says there are five drown-
ed while anotherplaces the number
at 12. From the village on the Que-
bec side nothing has yet been learn-
ed but as they had the larger num-
ber of vessels out in the storm it is
believed thc loss of life has been re-
lf.l~!=_..;lf=i“f!1l»ll.!il!°ll'l'» Pu fillers? °f
srl-run orally     from r   
fron llaspebiac, Quebec, were driven
ashore on Shippegun Islands and all
hands lost. This would add at leurt
t-on men to the list oi known dead,
while thcrv is as yet no word of the
other vessels and it is feared they
have gone down with all on hoard.
Two_steamers it mow appears were
REDISTRIBUTION
    1 BILL
SUBMITTED
i.._____i._
Prince Edward islund Gets Three Seats the _Gom-
mittcc Recommending that _lmpcrlql Bayern-
mentbc llsked to Amend B.li.ii. iict so lhut
No Province Shall Have Fewer Members lhun
Senators, thus Giving P.E. island four Seats.
(From Our Own Reporter)
O'i"I‘.\WA, June 10.-The Redistribu-
ior so many weeks and which has
been the outcome of hours of negot-
iations was introduced by Premier
ilorden in the House tonight.
Hon. lioht. Rogers presenting
thc report of the Committee was
cheered by both sides of the House,
The report is practically unaminous,
alaso out in the storm wnd only their
Btal1n¢l11l'>H\= and const-ant working of,
their pumps saved them. One of]
these was the steamer Canada, from thc big fight which Premier Mathic.
Montreal to Campbellton, with mixed s
freight. Her officers tell n thrilling I
story. The storm opened up her fl
_p _
hull and she commenced to_iill but by borne fruit. Tile Committee in its
dint of hard work with au the pumps report recommended that thc Imper-
the water was kept below the danger, inl Government be asked to pass an
pginr, and she, limped into Ca_m.pbem_ amendment to the British .\`orth Am-
tlm with much of her cm-go danmgedy erica Act by which no province shall
but without 1033 Ufufe_ have fewer members than it has Sen-
Ie is feared that additional reports WWE- -
from the more re-rrote villages may
unfold R tale of dean] and d¢,3t,.“c_ Senators, this would mean that the
tion which Wm bring, the total n“_m_ representations would be later re-
bar of “veg lost wen up to the 0ne.stored to four. Liberals admit that
hundred mark. The Bav Chaleuuit
Rh,"-,.3 are ,lmted with w,.mkm,,, from-  was ever brought down in thc House
‘ of (‘ommons. The largc part of the
boats.. Already "it is estimated from
the xvrecluigle that not luis than forty
‘vessels were lost.
ecutive met in the Y. ll/ii. C._ A., yes-
hel‘da.y afternoon. Re-V. Z. L. Fash,
    1 llulsmll-ul...
.»_i ° -_  1   P.l.l. 3.3' EXECUTIVE i EGUHTIIUF BPPEAL
  _ , __
The P. E. I. Sunday School l".x- d=lan" there appears; perl, qrtn-B text ' P ,gg , M _ ,
ol the decision aelweren by His Lord- another and complete remedy at H\@aH"re of the sereivn, WPS given
snip chief Justice.-snlllviin in en., law." <s1f...parte Brenalleent, 2 Hiu.,¢w¢°nf1 eu# tllmi 1‘¢D<11'"»r 'hy Uh
ary L<~gul.Ren.s\dios, S. 770, it is
said:
_"It is u principle of universal ap-
plication, and one _which lies 'at the
V-cry foundation of the law of Pro-
hibition, th'at the Jurisdiction is
str ctly confined to cases where no
other"remedy exists, md it is eilwlays
a suflicient re-anon for wthhiolding
the Wlit that the arty n rievvd h'
The Bill ns brought down gives.
i‘rincc Edward Island three seats, ‘
Kings, Prince and Queens. However,
on, Mr. .'\. A. McLean M. i’. and Mr.
lonald Nicholson M. P. made against
reduction in re rcsentatiou has
As Prince Edward Island has four
is the fairest redistribution which
,-..__...._.
credit is due to Hon. Robert Rogers
who, as Chairman of the Committee,
has labored llnceasingly to draft a
redistribution which would be satis-
factory to all parties.
it has been a most diilicult and
delicate task and it has' taken all
the well known diplomacy and tact
of the .llinistcr of Public Works to
secure a settlement. That the report
is admittedly so fair and so nearly
ulnaminous is n. remarkable tribute
to Mr. Rofrers.
The next House of (‘ommol-is will
consist of 234 members, an increase
of thirteen on the present one.
Ncw Brunswick and Nova. Scotia..
lose two members each by the new
redistribution;
The Province of Quebec _being the
unit of representation of course re-
mains at G5.
Ontario loses four members.
Manitoba has five new members.
Saskatchewan has an addition of
SIX.
Alberta gets five new members.
British Columbia, six new membern.
There will be a total increase in
thc West of 22 members greatly ln-
creasiug thc strength of Western Can-
ada in the next Parliament.
ll.ll.ll. Blli \S
i. .
(From our own Reporter.)
0'l"PA\VA, June 9.- The Canadia
Northern Billl the nlost contlauou
_ was i-n the chair, and among those
. . 0 from outside the City were Rev. J.
o.'.'.f.`f..l'inf.°»§`.fff‘.i°l.'§f.li’2`n aciligllfiel C- limi". Dr. Dermal. Mn Wilfred
societies to participate in the parade Boulter and Mr. -I. C. Jardine (Sec-
which has been arranged to take Nil'-'il'Y-) _.
place dm-ing 'the celebmtion, gud A good deal of routine _ business
they halve thus far received replies was transacted.
One cont per word each insertion in
this oolillnn. - Cash must .accompany
oder. .llinimunr charge twenty-live
"_“‘_:.'..'__ ._`__`._____. _  _a______"__ _ 
WANTED--A FEW L.-\R('lE 'NEW
cnlved cows. Apply to A. Horne &
Go. 2794-6-llM_3i.
\\'AN'l=nD -A_\""r,x'l>l<:\ul-:Nolan
dressmaker. Apply at 48 Elm Ave-
‘the invitation. The societies whiQh,Secretsry for the Boys Conservatio,-,
have accented the invitation are commlciemwne elected snperln|;esaa,n¢.
from. six .all of which have accepted Mr. Wesley Steele, the travelling,
Court of Appeal in Equity on Moro- 367). _ llblepate todlll/ “nd the m‘3‘1H“"° H0'

Plsslnl ll slull lu llllllll lllll
WO0IlS'l`O(!K, June 9-The ger-emi
,assembly of the Presbyterian Church
‘il . .
in Canada tonight decided to contin-
s ue negotiations with tue Methodist
n' and ('ongregational _lunlies looking to
e organic union, the rscumzllcn'la.tion oi
w
the union committee to this effect be-
day in the casc of Joseph Mead, ap-I Again. in S, 772 High says; ~An_ only awaits the roylehassent to be- ing Rd0P¢9fl by B V9*-0 "|'2"»ii "D109-
|`hc amendment submitted in the n in
dent, the questa," fin me wppenl be ,wan-3. is to hs constantly harm, 1, lions, one on the second reading' am-1.ority report that the |.eg»-uiatious le
ing, whether ,,-,_ writ of prohibition mind lr determifni-ng Whether an ap the B""°“d °“ the third reading'
911011111 hc issued 'a-gellnt Mr Art-h‘ur D1`0i>riata case is presented for- the '<"V)"“ ‘qe"atU" Oh°“‘7li“°tt° m°"°d 3
F. Mcfdllaiil as _St-lpnn-diary M5315- exercise of this extraordinary Juris amendment that the Bill should be
trntc for King‘s County, and me ob- diction. is that the Writ -is never al- "nt t0 UW R*1¢1W1l»Y ¢0111Tl`lif1tee of the
ject nfthb ,,esp0n,d.,m-|; belng to pm. lowed to usurp the functions of ,a Senate and the Committee be given
vent Mr. Mcqulaid from adjudicaiung Writ Of EITDI' or Osstiorari .......  WW." t° carry 0!" 8" '“v°5tig°ti°“
upon information laid before mm as In all cases, therefore, wh‘ere the In- 'i“t° ti” “hir” °f M“°K°'“”i° and
ellunll. ami Archi-bald A.Aileu, rcspon- other illndnnrental principle, and 0nel"°“‘° 1`"“'- There were tW0 ‘HWS
~ _ - '_ _ I _ _ A Z ¢ _ _ . x ` .
_ _ _ _‘ u
nue. _`_>___ __ _ 2892-6-11 M_3i.
wawrap rMMnn1n'ssLl`“A'orar.
for general housework. 2' Apply tp
Mrs. Ahdurson 52 Upper Hillsboro
Ht; zsss-s-iuusl.
FOR "‘pAg_..
ties
shelves, etc.,
_._°.“_*_“.F__“_‘.e'* 001°*
::WAN1‘EDI'i"°1-"TA
dfllggilt good wages for
man. Apply to J.
for
Or nizing new
eiol:y.~’1'.'G. Ives.
horse power, -21
feet condition.
soon. 'Apply ll
$20.
Caledonian Club, Knights of Pythian,
St. George Orange Lodge, B. I; Bo-
'clety, Labour Union and Fire Be-
lpai-tnierilz. Those which have been
written to but have not yell replied
* : . . o. 1-1 t 1. asé. Mt
lgiziipheg (Sder of 1?ol?§sters?Victoris AdV0°9-9% fhll Organ Of the N- B~» H-“dl
Lodge, Catholic Mutual Associe.tion,lP- E- L 5‘"1dBY._S°l1‘0°\ A95U°l“U0“5»
Boyne _Orange Lodge, Wydley Lodge,
St. Lawrence Lodge, St. John Lodge,
Ancient Order of I-Iibernians, AS. O2 E.
Prince Fdward ‘ Island Lodge, Cana-
oi the Secondary Denartmentin the
place of Mr. C. J. Rally who has
left the Province. '
`It was decided to leave the cues-
tion of -the further publication ofthe
to the fall convention, for declsiram.
While the meeting was lfeinz held
the telephone brought an invitation,
from Alberton to hold the nefxt DTD-
such llingistrate by th 11.5 -t _ ferior 'Court has J isdicti f tn Mann- `
glalnst the respondents glailylliwlitillg ‘lg Hfatller in conitrovegsy, themditiperiog 1;); ""';°"g) Qeadgg $39 e°“v';"i`°d by
s concl di rt . ; C ut 'll f 1: it f . B 90 0 -l. 91' "0 H0
Like all oll:l1el'laext‘l?llo1l~ld?inl;tl;t rem. hilailtiohlf snr; ‘w?ilgl‘l(ea£1l1;eEhf,I";,£:.¥;yP;`;g__lbrmks in _ the Conservative Ranks
ales' prohibit-ion is granted only in grieved 1_9 pm-we th-6 0rdmM.y|I,em‘e_ but 18 Liberals, 'including Senator
crises \-.here the usual and Grammy dies for tin correction of Errors, Bostock. the Liberal Deader, voted
forms of relief are insuiiic ent to af, such as the Writ ot Error or Certi- Wm* the G°ve""m3“t' i
f°"d "€`d’°*"’5 Ill High on Extraordlm
orari ” Jndical authority for this
The |»o»siti0n of Senator Bostock
last swing., was discussed' but mg dogtfim. is to be found imqueeu v_ and the Ldberals who followed himl
1- 1|, ' _ _ _ L 1 G ' __ was that ll' was had Legislation but
ur her consideration was left with 0°?" "Y°m_""°“l? Bum’ I0 Q'B'D' because i~ the financial conse pence
309 , _ . » , _ _ 0 fl
Rev. Mr. Ross and Mr. A. Clark. . Pnuth v Whitney ll6 U S 167.'it waB_b,\t¢a,. to pass mr mwasure
contestant to illi just how tive vein might be continued.,
many other eonipetitorn will aceumu- could be eddenl’tha»t "the sun of vote,
lm. ovei»-wnannioe' in ones mall- mu of rrwlllv-" N°'°f Wm W'
think »b'ec¢'usa you have a
of this kind, und relaxatioqthere .been 'such a total ahsmve
nmemnm an-mn ml... roof anywvz w°l;°'=°“l<lmh‘“*t°§; _
ltnmtflt cnllvlillslv in we een- fm ui un smell y sf” I 'ras Attorney P-em-ei. Hon. 'J. A.
f lend] relations thai has eiisted' be-
dien Order of Foresters League of vmci.a1` V\¢0nven¢i0,, (.1 the Associa. ‘ and nunrerous other cases.” ‘the Dove* t tum th* I:
.the Cm" “nd ('°“"t AV"’“d°1° Ord” tion there. The invitation was heart-l -~w.-~....-..~..~....,......~.....,.......,..,,,,. ith!" 2” fha? :aiu consldustion' in b lity’. amen ng c “apo”
°f F°r°’t°"‘ The” s°°l°ti,9s shim” ily accepted- .1 l 't-gn Uiinheo rxmmen B cf”_Wic'l No sooner was .the third rearlifng
¢Hd°“"'°“" ti’ mf°""`~ th” ("°"“mm'°° The dates of the convention were bxef ’, ii gan es Cihrgy tev“l°“_°9 moved than Senator Chouquette,
as early 29 90891138" W11°¢h°\`t l¢l\¢Y_"n0t definitely axe.,-1_ but it is »m{¢1y| The meeting passed a resolution Mn;i;fh§‘:€B dcsergmgn $2988 :gt fag nlainlv angry; at once moved his
my mg* Wm “cape me mvi 8 on or M ' “to be ab ut the last week in Octo- ‘BPPFOVUIE Of the 'W0l`k 01 th” C011' _ J . ’ _ ' amendment lor an _ inquiry. In a
‘0 , ith t d
 las:     of     on     M  
an " _.Wlstl lr tn k -' ji. instep 'rt
  M  ::.=;:°»:.f 2.22.2: “::::.   §.::;.° 22...; wc. "f.if:°:.f:w.:'..i.l“;:.°;.c;f‘<:.f"l:  iii  “S-1% 
time to obviate any mmm le ga l Fhlr c n' item] +13., ,.0nv,“i|,,“3 b‘oys Mr 'Steele is doing great work lowcd the procesdln s in\the‘Col,l1rt|prep“r°d f'° vote for it' He Unimed
gold ing at the~lsst moment. In v w ' o _' wo e re.. I _ . . ' ' 5 - E t th tl t th I-b N ~_
this the Committee specially request _|{n +he.Mm-m’me p,.0v,,,ces_ A committee Jconsfstihg of Alv-lessrsé below set aside and _the order for a sity S' tag Sega; wigs] inginlui
an early reply from those societies 'Fha matt-nr of -. -lrls conference J-, F- “heat . K. Ross, ll1\1' Writ 0| l’r0hibll1i0n ¢l\lHBl16d._ with ,t .1 t th “dm I mi
whiiihthave Tliot ylettlansgvazrleed 'gli nimidar to th-st held for the hovs-:gilt-g.t£;én.;:;d;i;¢;;0:lvasri;l;p;1l1;;eilt:Z; gona in this Court and inrthe Court dam: s3;’00',;eB{l;‘:_n‘;ho By; sigh” Ng?
ivao.oma\‘ son V, »f _ _ , V - .‘
btllee of gonfedoration, medals emble- Tn ‘veqterdby B issue °{ The GMT ’Provinclal'Gonvention. - l - (( °"ti“"°d °“ page 2')
5°“°- matic of the 0e¢BSi.011 Will D0 Pl`°!|N`r j I ‘ i _ _ _ ' "_-""""°""
ldto school children of the W0' ` ` 
vines. _ __________ ____   ._._.s _...ma ._ _  W..
    L .usrLEl1u.E.nullrnllln's :mein £Ll_Ul3  
‘ii Wiw»»w== H     vous ol=|=Er mms me ~l=mlsl1 H SUMMEHSNH
(Special by ’Phone.)
ends Sat- some are confident that others willy Fizuratlvely lvehklng. it is the be- gU,MM5;1.¢31,D;.;, Jun., 10¢,|,__.'r|,e
you lbs the fortumteoees. Itpavnnot be ginnfng of the-real; "fhayma:ers.thf¢;r “meme Court ,,”umed_ today at mel
‘°' °'°::r:.":°..':f°; °“.....“’ :;°°'.:°' 2:: 'rs :‘".¢::‘:°::. cti‘;°°r.;. ...   He-ev  
have can _ 0- v 6° ll l‘ '
that closing day. It is mls for any ‘ther in the Votes. M4 if 01° l¢‘ll`B'
the l _ lt
tice Fitzgerald on the Bench, and
was occupied all day with the trial
of the case of the King v.Alexand0t
McDonald, who was charged with un-
lawfully having in his poseulon a
black fox, in which the jury failed to
agree last term
t' 7 mm,““d_ Mathieson. prosecuted for the Crown,
men all those
 BUKIIDBBDE.
"J
'P91886
while Mellrl. PM.Gallum and Wyatt
appeared for the defence.
'Hn following .witnesses were ex-
' ' - _'___ ____794_m5 lmlhed lor 'the Clbwli l-limi! E.
»il'i'$i°§ "1'1"'?_..'.`......._.m.va»~B1f°h. <>»~n~» Hmm. swag H-
, _  ' |Bsrl§o(;L°h 0lm1;rlesh:lz.dz\;rlr.e and ou-
', teia .‘ r t nee, the pria-
cnmwnmows sonar himself. his son James and dev-.
...   l.$16.826 oral other witnesses were examined.
_  1,m,4»so| 'rnq -lm mire-1 at 1 if. si. ma.
   ...M9.'f50 cfm' an absence of an hour ami three _ _
  ...2,lN,T¥6 quarters. retuv-_ned with 5 verdict of at Hm.um|{° WJ ‘ gznnht
not guilty 'Ina prisoner was ac-
CO “Q1 AIX!!
~.._.-____
ldiscontinued for the presenl, was lc-
,feated 297 to 117 and a somewhat
similar, but simplified form, of the
same aznmcndment, nuhlnictecl by Rav,
Dr; ‘ McQueen, _of Edrnonton, was lost
278 to 114. . 1
| The vote of the opposition was the
'largest on record, and the maiority
against union believe union will nev-
'er be realised. During the next, year
representatives of the church _will c0n-
fer with other negotiating _churches
with a view to agreeing upon' an a-
mended basis of union, this .basis to
come before the assembly of.1_915 and
go to the Presbytarics under the bar-
rier act. Then if the vote justtilqg it,
the basis will be approved and refor-
red to the people and the union con-
summated in 1917.
Perhaps the sensational feature of
the debate was the intimation of
Rev. ilr. Grant that he resigned from
lthc home mission board and the
board of finance because he felt that
the present unrest resulting from the
unsettled state of the church, conse-
quent upon the uncertainty as to the
outcome of » church union negotia-
tions was interfering with his work
and thc work of committees, Dr.
Grant declared he could not voto for
church union nmlyalthollgh no creed-
al difficulties or difficulty as to pol-
icy stood in the way. .He felt that he
would he coercing the minority into
something to which it was sincerely
and strongly opposed. "Clean up
_vnur h()\\no_” he Mild, "Bhd I Will.
get in with you." I-Ie would be in
fnvor of organic union out and out
when the time came.
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