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A NTRAhGE SUIT.
a Similarity Of Names Leads to Suit for
Damages In the U. 5. Court.

a Similarity Of Names Leads TO n Suit for
Damages In the U. S. Court.
CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 2S The Brooks.
Wa!erfeld Company, the big tobacco
warehousemen, have filed n suit in the
United States Court against George Z.
Waterfield, OF Felicity, Ohio, whom the
firm charges witk attempting to defraud
them. The petition alleges ,ha. Water.
field is indebted to them in the sum Of
5000 %, and that knowing he was in.
solvent, he, on November /, rs.
signed MI his real estate to Il. P. vii.
liams, VIM. G. Richey, R. J. McCohau,
S. +. Wa,eIiield. George W. Rice, Chas,
E. McGohan, Edward l.. Titus, George
W. Day, P. S. Gothurman and Harry j.
Gibson, Of Ohio, and William Wster.
field, OF Kansas, who are made party de.
PENDANTS in the suit. All Wateriield's
real estate and business interests have
been attached and a receiver asked ior
to take charge Of his property, also a
special master to take testimony in the
case. Wateriield is in no way connt c:ed
with the Brooks.W Wate,iield Company,
the similarity OF names giving rise in the
trade tc the impression that lie il. He is
simply G customer.
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A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A Crazed Mans Savage Attack
on His Entire Family.
FIRES WITHOUT WARNING
On Some nnd Stabs Others With II
Knifc..ThG Horrible Butchcry at
Sayvillc, Long lslani.-A vcri-
table Jack, the Ripper.

FAEdrs FALLS, MlNS,, Dec. 2s.-A
terrible tragedy occurred last night in
the house Of Henry Rehr, who lived I'll.
teen miles west Of Fargus Falls and
about the same distance from Carlisle.
Rehr came home at about 0 o'clock
from Elizabeth, where ho ran
q Dhoe shop. and after somU
pleasantly about Christmas presente,
drew two aelf cooking rcvolyers
and began shooting at his wife, son and
lie shot his son twice in
the arm and stabbed him in the back
with carving knife as he was trying TO
escape from the house. The light went
out in the midst Of tho shoot.
ing and three daughters got
outside and hid themselveu, 0nc
Of them with bullet wound
in her shoulder. Then Rehr turned on
his vito and stabbed her repeatedly with
the knife. Alterward ne went in search
Of his daughters, and not finding
them, came back to the houae.
His wife had crawled awty, but
he followed her and stabbed her
again aud again. Finally he returned
to the house and hanged himself to n
beam, a! the same time putting bullet
into his head. The son managed to get
to neighbos'S house and gave the
alarm. When the neighbors arrived
they found Qehr dead, his wife just
lying and the three daughters still hid.
ing.
Physicians were summoned from Far.
gus Falls and Wappelton and dressed
.hc wounds of the two injured ones
Henry Rehr, the son, will probably die
rom his wounds and loss OF blood.
The family has some property, but it
8 a rough lot. The son las served
.erm in State prison for horse stealing,
md the girls do not bear al enviable
-.,,uNnA,z,,
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4 JUST RULE.
Senator EdmuULs sees No Objection 10
NldriCh'- Rule

Senator EdmuOLs sees No Objection 10
Aldrich's Rule.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Dec. eS-The
Post to-day prints an interview with
Senator Edmunds or the subject OF the
adoption in the Senate OF the proposed
new rule giving the majority the power
to close the debate. The Senator says
that the constitution provides thai every
majority has the power to DO the busi-
ness Of any legislative body, and that in
times :f extreme danger trailorous
minority shcu:i pot have the power to
delay legislation. lie sa?s that the rule
passed simply says THAT rits. reason
able debate the majority shall have the
proper right to dispose OF question"
and that he does not understand how
ny man can find iAu!t with this de.
cision,
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Deferred to the Order,

CALCUTTA, Dec. 2S-Thc Government
OF India has notified its officials to ah-
stain from attending tho sittings OF the
National Indian Congress, aud in defer
ence 10 this order most o! the Europeaug
have absented themselves.
The Congress unani,aously resolved
that the aSes for the solemization OF
marriage should be raised Tor females 10
twelve years and for males to eighteen
years, and the legel ages ior consnmma.
tion OF marriage to fourteen and twenty
years respectively. The Congress also
solved that the enforcing by Imprison.
ment OF ;sereca ior restitution OF con.
ingsl rishl1 should be abolished.
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Will IT CURE CANCER?
Eight Patients to Try Kuch's Treatment fol
the Awful Disease.

| ~. -
NEW YORK, Dec. 9S "A systematic
course OF treatment with DR.. Kocl,s
lymph cure vas bevu, ycs,.,a.r,,, oa..
o,,, oooon - go j.. l'H.' ~, ~ GOV
c ~" ."',S VI 'a''e' III INC New YORK
cancer Hospital by George f. Shrady,
the consulting physician. DR.. Clement
Cleveland and Dr. IT, q ros o,,ha H..
r;,ol n..;0,oI +, a. 49, -. '"' 'on'
,nuatba u' as''sien oi,h, ~ , tne operations. AL
uvSam,i ~ewan a, eIsI. %.I, Pnsiunts, @ AZ! OF them
v;rrIen, %ren 'af anI .,onn cancer IN It's most
oania,nt "A1 a"'au'e" stases, were in.
'UTi",'u. ,rio uo,,o., u
,,am u' pa'ie;n's "eio se'ecten because
hi,So,,o @ n.'' rncus1o'e sa'.aoi " meaha known
dissase 0 b.d u 'VsS,"i "n;s,ol " .He cases the
Theso 1 ,,ora rat ~ eH's,tu ISL 10y utee years.
aT "S'u ox,.n,a "sru a"o pa.athH inocGlated who
n~tanIin" % e erer e,'',icI'eotha ,Sn Of the lace,
Thr"a "s nos,ou,s U,st I,i iue eneeE ana ear.
had ." n,p"e. p"e,'n;, ,.". in.tfa' cancer, Two
nt % s;v,aon ] La5 W. o n,J J'I"s', in, auu one agir!
~ ,hroa oom, roar, ''I r uIu lupus IN hef taCe for
n,;lI;,lys" i es a. aae naeu patient received one
,;nn Ti Tha =. ,a,S uue per eeHt lymph soln.
viii viii Ia u rooorJnI "a.u a,.ar, =. the patients
anI mi ni,h, VI N''o'u o'e'! '"o houis day
T II IL ia Nv c,oa,,, ,..,
Ioarr q IN ~, - sin., Souy pMtp9se, ne says, to
viii cnr" 1, nr aIauie,n .e nesuer @ inc lymph
c,sa ~ ,h. n,.;".,, Go, '".T eaucet. III the
t"'o t' M VI .no PItieEs Mu9 was inoculated
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severing the jupular VEN. Ellis died
this morning from the blow. kopter
has been arrested.
BEAUTIFUL But UNHAPPY.
\ Young Woman, Deserted by Her IIus.
band, Shouts Herself.

COLUMBUS, ONO, Dec. 2S.-Alrs. Carrie
Wonn, aged twenty-five years committed
suicide by shooting herself. She was
married three years ago to Frank Wonn,
n machinist, employed in the pan.IIan.
die shops. He deserted her, and n suit
for divorce was instituted. A prelimin.
ary hearing on an application for, tenn.
porary alimony developed some sensa.
tional facts. and this, with the recent
disappearance OF Wonn, caused the wife
to hs very much depressed. For the
last few days she had not eaten any.
thing. To-day she went TO an upstairs
room at her sisters house, OH Delaware
avenue, and II few minutes later n pistol
shot was heard, and the young woman
was found mortally wounded. She had
shot herself in the right eide, just below
the last rib, and died within five min.
utes. She WAS considered remarkably
bpnntifpl
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taxed quite heavily when they went to
send their friends reminders OF Christ.
mus time. Only the other day Con.
gressman who has friends in Iowa went
10 send package to small town
through which only ono railroad runs.
lie was charged ninety cents for the car.
rnge OF three pound box. An hour or
two later ho had occasion to send an.
other package weighing about half q
pound less to point fifty miles beyond
in the came State, which point was
reached by three different linen Of rail.
roads and three express companies. lie
paid fly cents for the second package.
This set him 10 thinking, and ho has pre-.
pared a bill extending the provisions OF
tho Interstate Commerce act over the
express companies. He said to-day
that he had reconsdered his first deter.
mination Of introducingit at this time,
but that he will do so as his first act In
the next Congress-.
-
The town OF Buoy, in tho State OF
Maryland, is about half way bstween
Baltimore and Washington. The ex.
plcoo CUlHp.'DS GIhIEe IOr HuHuFtu
pounds from Washington to Buoy is fi.
~ cents. The same company will take
the same package twenty miles further,
to Baltimore, and deliver it 10 the ad.
dressen for twenty-five cents. The con.
signee in Buoy, beaides being compelled
TO pay twice as much rs the Baltimore
man, must 90 10 the 0tation and carry
the package away.
A page might be filled with instances
OF determinations OF this character, but
thess two are sufficient to show that
there is an excellent field for inYestiga.
tion by the Interstate Commmce Com.
mission, and to afford reason why the
law should apply to railroad companies
in the carriage Of freight and passengers,
and also apply to tbs c.rriers known as
express companies, aud there is no:
much doubt but that iu the mex! Cou.
gress there will be such Il wide change
IN the personnel OF the House that Yig
o,ous Efforts will be made to extend the
law.
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4 TERRIBLE TRAuEDT.
The Sad Result OF Two 3Ien Couriins tho
Same Girl


Same Girl.
MULLEN, Dec. 2S.-This village is con.
aiderably worked up over a murder.
George Plnter, c. austrian, deliberately
shot and killed man whose uaEe is
given as plunter. The shooting is sup
pooed to haye been the outcome OF a
genuine love affair. Plgater, whose
home waB in Mover, short distance
:outh OF this place, was visiting Plutor's
brother, who seeGs respectable board.
ing house at Mullen. IN the afternoon
the proprietor had OCCASION to visit Mr..
Pleasant to do some ehopping, leaving
his wife, his brother, and plunter in
charge Of his boarding house.
Plunter had been paying some stten.
ton to Plutor's wife's sister, in the hope
OF winning her as his wife. George
DlutG; vgs also somewhat smitten by
the fair dauisei, end deprecated the idea
that Plunter could force him 10 relinq qdish
his idCs.
Some time during tie aiterIaon, It ;s
supposed that the'tWo got together, aud
George invited his friend to his room In
theI upper part OF the house. The inyi.
tation WAS accepted and the two went
to the room. Shortly after seating him.
self, George opened on the love ques
!ioa, and poured some hot shot into
piunteT, who reaeHtcd interference in
very plain language. One wo.d broush.
on another, it is alleged, and plutor drew
revolver and shot Plun,cr through the
breast, killing him instantly.
The alarm was given i'm mediately by
other inmates Of the house, and Piutor
was arrested by Oincer Timing and iaiIe d
at Mt. P!easaut. He was given 'hesr.
ing tonight, but the resuit could not be
sscertained. Plutor takes his arres;
complacently. and says that Plunter
committed suicide on account OF having
tater too much drink that day. Plutol
is beginning to tell great nsay COP
| tlicting stories.
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BERLIN, Dec c.as.-A theological student
named Stephen Urge is under arrest
here oa 9 charge Of attempting to
blackmall a high titled official. Jirge
wrote the official demanding 1900
marks, on the ground that his health
had been injured through indulgence in
certain immoral acts in which the ot.
ac!al was parliGeps 'eiiminis!. The o..
fetal apprised the police OF the affair,
when, he was informed that Urge had
already voluntarily surrendered himself,
Urge maintains the truth Of bis accuss.
tlon: The newspapers refer to the OF.
fetal as Herr Won W." The scandal
sH9ites widespread curiosity.
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She Took Hrr Cl,oIcc.

BALTIMORE, Dec. oS.-Wm. Il, Stew.
art, WHO halls IRON Chicago, and said to
be commercial traveller, accompanied
by his wife, about thirty.fye years OF
age, and their son, boy ci about eight,
arrived n this city early last week. Two
days later there came to the hotel g,
which the Stewart family stopped an:
other guest, who signed hi1 name upon
tho register Us William K. Richards,
Philadelphia, whom Mrs. Richards
showed decided preference for, and
Stewart a.ked her to take her choice.
She took Richards and LETT.
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4 Ch!ld's isIr,ble Fntc

Mss CRY, HAS, Dec. oS-Friday
morning the little three-year.old daugh.
ter OF Dr.. r. A. Baker wandered away
from the mousse OF friends near Beeler,
eighteen miles west Of here. The alarm
was given, and Notwithstanding the fact
that the prairies were co.ered with vol.
unteer hunters the child was not found
until this morning dead. She persisted
from cold and hunger. She had wan
dered Il distance OF ten miles. The cad
death OF her child is severe blow 10
the mother, whose husband is serving C.
term in the penitentiary.
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DISASTER on THE AVON.
Tho Ice Breaks Under Thousands Of aIat
ers and Several nre Drowned,

Tho Ice Breaks Under Thousnnds Of ssat.
ers and Several are drowned.
LONDON, Dec. ss.-The'ice broke on
the liver Avon, at Portobsllo bridge,
Warwick. The,e were Thousands OF
skaters on the surface a. the .ime. a
panic followed ard .here was rush Tor
the shores. Many persons broke through
and were rescued with difficulty. Ssy.
eral disappeared under the ;co and we've
drowned.
When the first shock was over mum.
ber OF people hurried to the rescue OF
the drowning skatera, and number OF
them were pulled out, but it ia feared
.hat many were drowned, as large
numbsr are missing. The latest reports
state that seventeen bodies have been
recovered, among them several women.
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NEw ORLEANS. Dec. 9s.-The Pica-
ysne'; San Antonio special says: "The
officials Of the Southern Pacific Railway
here declare that when the Commjs-
sioners OF Fort Bend county Guarantined
against Houston on account OF smallpox
the railroad authorities were not mott.
fed in any manner. Even the station
agents knew nothing OF it. Passengers
arriving to-day report lively times at
Richmond, Stafford aud other stations
IN that section. Those who wished to
get of were met by armed men, VINO
compelled them to remain on the train.
The mails were delivered.
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O'Brien Not u D,uofnitrr

LONDON, Dec. 2s.-Mr. WiIljem O'Bri.
en- telegraphs from Pcvis Tia. he never
wrote 2 l;Ee ia his life for the Irish
hvnld. The article quoted in a London
paper as showing MIR. O'Brien's sppyov.
al OF dynamite metbo,la seems to have
been taken from communication OF his
to tie New York Herald. Mr.. O'Brieu
rspeats his requests that tho insinuatiou
that he coun.enanoed the dynamite pol.
icy by contributing to paper engags d
III rropasa.ing that policy be with
drawn,
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4 big Sliio.

TACOMA, WASH, Dec. 2S.-A big slide
occurred on Friday night on the Pacific
division Of the Northern Pacific Rail.
road, at Olequa Canon, near Winlock,
where the Union Pacific has been grad.
ing to cross the tracks Of the Northern.
About Q o'clock in the evening about
l., 900 cubic yards OF debris fell from the
bank. The railroad tracks were hidden
from sight for several hundred yards.
As soon as temporary tracks had been
laid aronnd the cbslruclion, workmen
began clearing the old ones. b
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SwIpes, the Scwsboy, Vim,

NEw ioEK, Dec 9s-swipeg, tha
newaboy, OF this city, and Jack Brennan,
OF Brooklyn, fought TO Gnish Oh Long
leland to-day. In the filth round Swipes
had his man badly HorSted and would
have knocked him out had not Drep.
mans second thrown up the sponge and
the fight,
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Prominent Republican Killed

ERIE STATION, Kan, Dec. 2S.-Hou. L.
J. Kinney, prominent Republican pol.
itlcian ald attorney Of Usage Mission,
Kansas, was found dead beside the rail.
road track hall mile north o. the depo,
at that place about 6 O'Clock this morn
ing. He Was passenger OF the train
last night, and it is supposed he fell oH
while passing from one car to ano.he.
and WAS killed,
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John Quincy Adams II Murderer.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 2S.-In An.
derson county, near the coal mines,
Friday night, John Quincy Adams
stabbed and instantly killed John Nc.
CHM. Whisky ia the only cause. Aman
named Shinpaw shot and instantly killed
one Nichols. Shinpaw was drunk, and
killed his victim because OF Il difference
about q trivial amount OF rent,
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New YORK, Dec. 2S.-The Journal of
Finance says: The date for the meet
ing OF the railway presidents to complete
the organization Of the new association
has been changed from January 6 TO
January 5, and the placs OF meeting has
ALEC been changed from Chicago to the
Windsor Hotel, in New York city.
This was done ior convenience. The
best judgment OF thoas most deeply in
teres.eu .s tina. at this meeting the new
agreement will be unanimously adopted,
and be put in force at the earliest prac-
ticable day.
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CLEVELAND, Dec. 2S.-Selah Chamber.
lain, the we'll known railroad man, died
about midnight Saturday, aged IS. Mr..
Chamberlain was one OF the wealthiest
and influential men OF Cleveland. He
had interests in various parts OF the
country. He organized the Chicago,
Milwaukee 4 St. Paul Railroad Com.
pany and built most OF the lines com.
prislng its systeHa. ife also bnilt the
Lake Cnamplain railroad and the Cleye.
land & Pittsburgh RAILROAD. s.
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pablie Sympathy for tho Strikers.

EDisBuhda, Dec. 2s.-At a public,
meeting held in this city today, sesolu.
tiona were passed expressing sympathy
with the railway strikers. MANY clergy.
men were present and delivered 81.
dresEes. Tho passenger 'seryIcs cont;n in
ties to improve and all mail trains arc
running regularly. There are. howevar "
no signs OF a settlemen. with the str;ta,.'
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Tho New Cumberland Ean,, =, !. {.

"'. lam" chartered. 4
A charter was issued Saturday by Sec.
retary OF State Ohley 10 the Ciiizsns, :,
State Bank, which ID to do a pane,s, s
banking business at New Cumberland
b 1;ock county, with "a capital Of s5o ,
OO!. The stock ia held as follows in s5f,n
anares: +. Amanda Smith fonr ah at . ySS ,ea
Charles Smith four, Lewis R Smit h sir
James II. Porter two, James i. Brandon
t~o, J9hn a. Campbell two, all Of Cum
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CUT IN COKE,
The Result OF the oon;orcnco OF rennsyI-
vauin Furnace a:en.

AA' 4tosuit VI ans Oontetchrc oi Iehns1 l.
vania Furnace a:en.
PiT7sErRcH, Dec. 27.-The resul! OF
the conference Of the Mahonirs and
shen2ngo Valleys iutn9ceWeu with the
cokemeI OF tho Conneilsvil!e region is
the announcement tha! January coke
will sell at 81 90 per ton instead OF 81 Is
as nj resent. The iurnacemen had d..
cided to shut down uGis5y ei:her the
railroads OF the cokemen would reduce
prices. This the railroads refused to
do, and the above Gu. was announced
to-day by cokemen. Il is said the fur
nacemen desire 81 rs coke, but pIo.
ducers OF the latter 5sy they Ia ust look
elsewhere for relief.
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FEASKfoRT, Dec. as.-The Bourse was
quiet last week. Prices, however, were
ateady. Saturdays closing quotations
include: Hungarian gold rentes, 9l :
Italian dves, 02 10; Ruasian iours, 81 40;
Spanish fours, 1850; Austrian credit,
80; Austrian silver ren,es, 1910; shos!
exchange on London, 20 81; private dis.
count 81, -
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They unysn,t said n Word.

PARIS, Dec. 2S.-Both Mr. William
O'Brien and MI. T. p. Gill state that they
feel compelled &c announce that they
haya not broken the silence observed
since their arrival here, aad that The
continued statements to the contary an.
pearing In the paperu are iabrica.ions.
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Carriage Factory Burned.

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. aS.-The ]. W.
Damn Carriage and Wagon Works
burned at 9 o'clock this morning. The
Dire originated In the drying Kiln and
spread through the building by way OF
the elevator. 1t was beyond control
when the department arrived. The
total damage was As,0O1. ~
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Il. =. Dsrol,tu Dead.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 2s.-Dr. Nj. A.
Dauphin, a ns.ive OF Alssce. Lorraine,
for twenty years PRESIDENT OF the
Louisiana State Lottery Company, died
at his residence IN this city this after.
noon, aged tiity-three years.
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Killed byu alau's Flat.

CiSctSSATl, o., Dec. 2S,-At Joseph
Feldknap's saloon, on Eastern avenue,
last night, NeIson Ellis was making a
disturbance and had been put out sew.
eral times. He stood before the saloon
and began to abuse George Kopter, the
bsrkeeper. kopter cene out and strubk
him q blow with his fist in the pecE,
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LONDON, Dec. oS.-It is announced
that the New York and London com.
mittees on the Virginia sts:o debt have
definitely sgreed upon plan which, it
is expected, the Virginia Legislature
will readily approve. t.
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a Eanx aass to III, ,r.,,

HASTINGS, NEr.. Dec. 2s.-rhe civ
National Blnk has been forced .tosthe
wall, and the aulh0ri.ie1 at Washington
E Eave oeen notified to send on a receiver
\ Q statement OF assets and lisbiIities
has been made. ~, He e"pii'stes' t'i's ie',
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TIE iNblAI TROUBLE
Big Foot and His Band cap,urpd-Aat,ers

uuiettnE Down.
PINE RIDGE, S. D., Dec. 2S.-There are
reports Of the capture Of Big Foot and
his band OF hostiles ,! the Seventh
Cavalry, under Captain Whitesiaes. The
capture WAS made on Porcupine creek,
without n conflict. All the other In;
dians in the Bad Lands have decided to
come in and the probabilities are that
the tsorble is ended.
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BERLIN, Dec. 2S DIR. stoecker, who
was some time ago dismissed from the
Court Chap!aincy, preached his farewell
sermon in the Cathedral to-day. The
royal pew was vacant. ss2 5sa7 g