Union Church Services Spread to Other Centres In order to spread the revi spirit which has been generated in the special series of meetings, which have continued daily during the past nine weeks in the Union been decided to dis-and to stair similar meetings various Chinese churches in different parts of Shanghai. The final meeting of the series in Union Church was held on Monday afternoon, when a large congregation listened attentively to a sermon by Dr. Russell Bowden, of London, in the course of which he told how he was converted to Christianity from of atheism about 25 years ago. Dr. Bowden said that he hesitated for 'a long time after he was fully convinced regarding the facts about)
because he felt that, if he became a Christian, he must give business and become al Two special meetings to pray for revival will be held each week, limpression one got on first hea under the auspices of the World-dee in Baglsh W the home of Dr Mrs. HM. Woods, 718 Dixwel Boad, on Saturday afternoons at) four o'clock, and one inthe Chinese fenguage, in the, ball of Union Ghaveh atthe same hour on Sunday columns last month. Byiefly, she has a gross tonnage of 10,500, with a maximum length of 467 feet, and can make 18 knots, Well Appointed and Roomy She is a fine-looking vessel. though she is new, and this is her first trip, one cannot help being struck by'her cleanliness. The absence of coal dust and smoke of course, a lot to do with thi appointed. Only 42 passengers are carried, and—they have ample room, both in raga in space and deck space, The out of the social compart-meu's, considering that there are hut 40 odd passengers, surpasses the erect enean palaces met_ with) on the Far Eastern run, The dining is a particularly pleasing tment, having wide and deep windows om three sides and tables for two, four or more perseas. The ces, reading and writing roomy Tublte verandahs are sil well also the spacious cabin deck, the upper Jdeck available for exercise and A Reception the Esquitino seems to be the core of ship whicn wi to those who desire home in not too large a crowd and, to put it colloquial "without frill." Prom—Trieste there is a quick overland service through Europe and to the various Atlantic connecting ports.
The vessel was "on view"
Saturday, when Captain Micholich, the master, and Mr. E, F, Sopranich, the local Azent of the Lloyd Ts ino Steam Navigation Company, received a large number of guests.
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