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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
MRS. OsBORA'S piAyHOUsEQU QUITS.
To close Its Doors Hder Her Mana cement
In Two Weeks.

Mrs. Osborn'- =. lyhouse in West Forty-
fourth street. which was started rec
months ago by Mrs Josefa " Osborn
drossma6er, as society theatre" wi !
lose It's doors at least so far "a her man
ayement Of il ia concerned. In two weeks,
,c"ording to an announcement made last
night The members Of the company
received two weeks notice las, night,
According 10 those who ought 20 know
the theatre has been losing venture from
the start. II was launched as a thoatrica !
resort for society PEE pie with PEE formances
beginning at st5 p, NJ. and everyt hing
except strict evening dress was barred
Society didn't patroni>e the place with
any great show Of eageruess and it is said
that the thea. 70 lost - $50 week
The house has had its troubles The
first difficulty came with the resignation
OF the Hsngler sisters, who danced a few
nights AID then resigned under pres
sure administered by Kiss Norma Munro,
the daughter Of the publisher. Miss Munro
j as,o, ia,ed With Mrs. Osborn ant is W. +.
derstood 30 b. hacking her In the enter
prise The I-rgier sisters go, out of
patience because they didu't get SO much
applause as they thought they deserved
Then fletcher norton. the lazy one.
quit and others followed. Meanw hile, ac-
cording 10 theatrical people, The audiences
showed more diamonds than quality II
was asserted that The trout 10 vas With
TIE play Tommy Rot and II was recas'
iAto second edition and called Fad and
Fo.ly' That didn't make srea, hit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
CHRISTlAN SCIENTISTS WIN.
Georsia's supreme Court Decides That a
Parent Needn't Give Drugs to a Child.

ATLANTA. Ga, Dec. lathe Supreme
Court Of Georgi, has handed down de-
cision which the advocates of Christian
Silence regard as victory for them.
The decision holds that parents are not
compelled to give medicine to their minor
children when they become i'll and that
failure or refusal to give medicine TO these
children is not a violation of the laws Of
tie State.
The case came up from the City Court
Of Dublin, G.. e. Justice, n Christian
Scientist, refused TO give medicine to one
Of his children when it became i'll and re-
I, sed 10 allow physician TO attend TO the
child. After an illness Of several DAYS the
child died. The neighbors of justice swore
out warrant tor him charging him wit h
failure 10 provide the necesr ~ susie nance
to the child, a crime IN DER the laws of the
State. This Was the only charge upon
which thev could prosecute.
The case was tried before Judge Adams
Of the ,'ty ourt Of Dublin and Justice was
fixed $500 he appealed the case from one
court to another and il reached the SUI
preme Court. which reversed the decision
Of the lower courts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
IN HATTIE ARRAY.
ships Of the allies Ne4uy for en- Attack
Upon La Guayra.
Special Cable Despatch 10 THE srx.

Upon La CUayra.
Special Cable Despatch 10 THE Sun
From THE Sun Correspondent At c racaA
CARACAS, Ne.e2 Ieia. Dec l3.-1Le peo-
pie are still making demon situations against
the British AID Gerrnai.s because of the
action Of the warshps of those govern
ments i'll Selling Ve.ezuelan vessels and
sinkh z some Of them outside the harbor
Of La Grayra. The b.haLitai ts are boy
cottr z E. glish and German goods
The Government Is continuing the work
Of enrolling men for service against the So
called invaders.
Every one hopes that President Castro's
proposals n that the dispute be referred to
b!.ration will succeed.
The German cruisers yineta and Falke
and the British warship Retribution. with
the Cbmm odore aboa rd, arrived at the
harbor Of La Quay athis morning and drew
up in line Of battle formation near tho
wharf. Notification Of blockade was
given
II is feared the Italian Government IN
tends to join the English and Germans
in Joint action for collecting claims The
Italisn demand will he loigei next week.
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STILL THROWING MONEY AWAY.
New York Spendthrin CUTTING a Great
Dash IN Lincoln. NrD.

LINCOLN, Neb, d @. i3.-H. G. Richards.
otherwise Pevtor handel. the Me- York
attorney, who began yesterday ryiag [,
spend So 900 before he left the citv.
is still eagag.d upon his task To-day
40 drove about the city in a carriage wi,
four white horses and called upon promi.
n.nt business men with strenuous inyi-
'ations to co'"e ont an help him spend ri,
money, He ref .sed TO give his correct name
or to say whethc II is iandel or Randall
~ he has variously let slip.
He spent the night in Turkish bath and
woke early this morning to resume his
task. He gave s. and $40 tips to waiterr.
messenger boys and cabmen. He declares
he cannot get rid Of his money fast enough,
and he intimates tina, he will move on t.
morrow. +, He exhibits no signs Of dement's
although his champagne thirst still ciinys
10 him he show ed several large cheoks
10 new friends, one Of them for $4,000
He has attempted to discharge various
officials Of the Gould ines and intepss and
declares that his orders come from Georra
Gould himself
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
HOMELESS SEEK SHELTER.
Sity Lodging House Runs over and Other
Quarters Furnished.

50 many persons Sent to me City Lodg-
ity House al Twenty-third street and
! r,t avenue for shelter from the storm
LIST night that the place was ovcrcrowded.
and temporary lodging house vas es-
tah lishcd in the Charities Depart ment
alai,ers ON the dock at the foot Of East
Twenty-siNth -treet.
The City Lodging House has accoanmo-
cations for 28o dodgers. Every cot was
taken at 10 O'Clock aud at midnight thirty
applicants for shelter had been sent to
The foot Of Twontv-slNtn street. where
cots had been put in a large room.
The most pltiahie case vas that of a
family Of four WHO had no place 10 sleep.
Ths father, John GreeuOerg, a Russian
said that he carns here from up the state
week ago, hoping to get work. He had
spent all OF his money and was pennilcsS
Mrs. Greenberg carried a baby 10 weeks
old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
BULLDOG At 4 GIRLS THROAT.
Miss voIquartz Paints and Falls With Him
Her Life Barely Saved.

Miss Freda Volquartz. 81 years old, Of
1927 Boston road, The Bronx, was severely
bitten in the throat yesterday morning by
an English bulldog The dog belonged to
Frederick Dorm. a carpenter Of sie JEFFERSON
street. Dorm bought the animal not long
ago and Miss Volquartz. who Ia the daughter
of a retired real estate dealer was thinking
Of buying him. She went to Dorn's shor
yesterday morning and he brought the dog
to the corner Of Je~erson street and the
Boston road. The dog was in an ugly mood
and Dorm warned the girl to be careful
Shs Wac .eanirH over thu anirv,ai. pattinx
him. when he spraIg at her and sank his
teeth in her throat. When she Strengthened
up the de- was still hanging on to her
throat.
Either from fright or pain, the girl tainted
and fell to the street with the dog still
o!Itching her throat. Dorm tried to drag
him OF. but couldn't.
Policeman berwick, who was standing
OH the opposite side Of the street, ran across,
but before h. reached the girl Dorm had
forced the dogs jaws apart.
Tha FRI wac prried to house near by
aud Dr. Quirk Of ,oli Bost on road was
sumrn oned, lie examined the girls throat
aud said that il the dogs teeth had pene-
trated a little further the jugular vein
would have been cut.
lie also said that Il the girl had not tainted
when she did the dog probably would have
torn a large piece Of nesh from her neck
and made much more serious wound
Or. Quirk csuterized the girls wounds
and she was taken 10 her home. Dorm
took the dog back TO hi, carpenter shop
where Policemen krrv"c'; killed him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
MEDALS FOR PpOF. LORESZ.
vienna surgeon Receives q Gift al the
Mint In Philadelphia.

PHILADRLPHIA, Doc. 10. After spending
the morning In Wis ting the Mint and Cram -
shipyard, DR.. Lorenz and his asst. tan, !, 2
for New York this afternoon At the ,,n.
the surgeon was shown through the vaults
One of those contained Sos, 900 200 in silver
and another $l54,OoO,OO0 in gold Alto
gather, the eyes of the famous surgeon ard
VI. associates fell on $40. OOO. 900 worth Of
g,!d and silver in different stages uf tie
process OF coming.
In passing every women employee Or.
Loronz made n bow. In an unoccupied
moment ho con.i.ed to DR.. Wilson that
every tribute h" paid to woman was a
tribute to his i'e
When tho trip through the big building
was completed DR.. Lorcnz and DR.. Muller
wore each presented wi, h memorial med IL
Of Washington and Mckinley. Shortly
after II O'Clock the party proceeded to
Cramps shipyard, where Or. lorenz mani
fastcd great interest in the building of
the ships He braved the raw winds and
walked through the entire yard. After
the tour OF inspection the two doctors
were driven to the home Of Alfred j. Ost-
heimer, the Austrian Consul, with whom
they had luncheon.
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MRS. GRANT SERIOl SLY I'LL.
suffering From Acute bronchitis, which
Drought on Heart Failure.

WASHINGTON. Dec. i3.-Mrs Julia Dent
Grant. widow OF Gen. U. S. Grant, is in a
critical condition tonight, caused by n
severe cold which she contracted several
days ago and which has aggravated the
heart trouble from which she has been SUI
'ering for some time past
Until q few days ago Mrs. Grants condi-
ton was very promising, and DR.. p. A.
Gardner, her phvsio ian. had hoped that
she woul soon be greatly improved. The
COLI however, rapi ily DEVELOPED into
acute bronchitis, viii h brought on a re-
currence Of the trouble with the heart
She had sinking spell to-day. but rallied
this afternoon, and tom ght the physi 'ians
report that she is r, sting more comfortably
though by no means out OF danger. The
trou le with the heart Is more feared than
the bronchitis and the complication is the
cause Of her present alarming condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
MILLION-TON DIAL R' OK FALLS.
Famous Rock on tie Aileyhanles, Near
Taze~cii. Va. Drops Into the valley.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. is--when tho
citizens Of the town Of Tazewell looked
out three mics in the clear, crisp air Of the
mountains this morning they missed the
familiar landmark that Lad greeted their
eyes daily. Dial Rock, the beautiful prom.
ontory that boldly jutted out at the top Of
one of the tallest of the Allegheny range,
was gone.
1t was famous picnic table 1t was In
fail view OF the Norfolk and " cstern trains
and was pointed out to travellers az a gr, 1t
natural wonder. The face OF the great
rock resent ed an old-fashioned dial.
No one saw it fail no one heard its crash
The people there simply found its million
Of tons Of ston, aken in -, ralley below.
The heavily welded r,ounts d. t.low had
been swept OF trees by the crash. No one
can account FOR the fall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
BLOCKED ~ RI'SW HOURS.
Brooklyn People Had I'aId Time to Get
to Work In Manhattan.

An unusually long and uncomfortable
blockade occurred on the Brooklyn Bridge
Yesterday morning. The tie-un began in
ne mi-,a.e OF the stru, turc where a Fifth
avenue car became $ lllai and blocked Il
line Of col rs which extend ID far up into WASH
n.ton street on III. Brooklyn side. The
pas "ngerS, after waiting half-nour,
lc.t the cars 70 walk . Park row.
Traffic on the Bridg" was DELAYED at
intervals all day. On The elevated y II IN
in BROOKLYN many blocks occurred.
The surface cars had trucks as we'll as
snow and ice 10 cOnteru with. A. one
tim" Fulton street WIS lined with stalled
cars containing more tlau = 700 pasSengors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
WNE. AVON DE ERMOND, 1O2.
She Died Yesterday, surviving Most or
Her grandchildren.

Madame Avon de Vermond lived for so
many years that her past became largely
a matter Of surn.ise. She survived her
ck.Iuren and most of her grandc .Iiidren
arI died yesterday 1T the age of 1902.
She was born In Germany on Oct. S. 1870.
No one at her homo o1uld tell what her
maiden name was She married. at the age
OF 30, a member Of French regimen; which,
during the Napoleonic wars. had been
qusrtered in her native town. She had
three children, a son, who served in the
Civil War, and two daughters. Her hus-
band died IN 1897
Twenty years later she came to New York
and lived for some time with a married
daughter. Mrs. Charles Hankel. For sew
cral years past she had lived with grand
daughter, Mrs. Emil Schwsppe, at SAL East
Eignty fifth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
URGE LABOR INCORPORATION.
Lake Carriers 10 Get a Charter and They
Want Their Employers to Get One.

CLEVELAND. Dec. l3--The Lake Carriers
Association met to-day in the Colonial
Hotel to provide for the Incorporation of
the association in one Of the States Of the
Union with moderate capitalization.
The object Is to make the Lake Carriers a
body which may sue and be sued.
A further step was taken TO urge the
longshoremen and the other labor orga MIA =
lions with which they have deal also to in
corporate and become a body which may
sue and be sued. Tho labor organiza, lions
are also to have capital stock equal to the
an cunt OF IL. contracts which they might
be impe1ed some day TO violate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
(.IlF,RNlA-EIO MEXICO

The RAJ noLi q NIt,umu ,ompLnS oil % Union
square are now serd!ng out l.t Z cars and special
trains. len nun tnTOug! nom Sew York TO Call
forlia pOlats Without cltrte, hnd OVER superior
accommodations 10 tnost IrgLlrng s, richly nrst-
class aT,Lg cement foI reaching ali orl.ia. Other
trains viii leave New York M January and Feb.
through o,l MLAico, NlSi;irt. with thcir hotel on
wheels, places moot Interesting. mat are Otherwise
IMAGE, ssble. They nave superior facilities or tours
10 Florida Europe. Round The Morld, Cuba, PORTO
Nco, oriental Lands, and sell RAILROAD and steam
Wtll DO mailed to those interested ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
IL DGE BLAh a. tSED ROEBER.
Thief Fled Into the Rk er and Was DrOwned
Judge shot al Him.

LANGTRY, Tea. Dcc. la.-Judgo Roy
Bean, Justice Of the Peace at this place,
whose rem rkablc drct o..s have made him
famous hereabou's, Digccyered burglar
robbuG the local pos u lice last last i.ight.
The ruhN.r fled / 10 the Rio Graude avG
was drowned lie wa closely pursued by
Judge b, al, who fired several shots az him
in ge Bean il known throughout the
West ~ Il deal shot aud his failure to hi
tie burglar h 's be r wing him all day.
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meN See Nios1uitoes NoM.

At police headquarters in Bayonne,
N. j., yesterday Detective +. NJ Griffin
found ak mosquitoes. they arr similar
to those Druggist LAndel Of Rayonne
found in his store several days ago when
the thermometer was down to fourt cen
O. Erees, and are pro-, 81 ly of the polar ea r
species which Prof McCloske OF vriuce-
ton described In yesterdays Sun. Court
Clerk HUH Mara report cd having come
across a number of mosquitoes az his home
yeste rday
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TO LAY THE CABLE TO-DAY.
Plan TO Secure a Landing for the Trans.
Pacific Line.

SAN Francisco, Dec. iS-An effort will
be made Tomorrow morning to land the
new Pacific cable The steam schooner
NeNsboy, which ia Of light draught. will
take six miles of the cable and steam Close
to the beach. From the schooner it is
expected that the cable cen lie landed
easily. Then the schooner VIII lay the six
miles Of cable and will buoy the end. The
steamer Silvertown will 81 ice the cable
Mt the buoy and will continue the cable
laying to Honolulu.
As Sunday has been selected for the
cable laying probably 5000 people will
witness the ceremony.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
PrnnSyly mia Trains Delayed.

JERSEY CITY, Dec. 10 All through trains
on tho Pennsylvania r. .ilroad ar, H. ed in
Jersey City last night Two hours or rnore
late. They were DELAYED bv the snow
storm which is raging in the West. Se,eral
trains we're held at Ii,t'burg waiting for
W, stern connections. The day expiet : due
at 7.So p NJ. did not reach Jersey City until
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Wires Down In PHI Ad eiphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l3.-Much dana go
was done by the storm here to-day Tele-
graph and telephone ui'es sie.t covered,
fell TO the st Gets, endar gel Ing many lives
The damage to the lines IL, the ssnaii squal ~
and In Fsirmoult PAX was large. About
tw, humid ed pei sons were treated Al the
n, spitals for injuries rece we'd in falling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
To Fine Members sS for Marrying.

The members Of Lincoln Section, COM
posed Of 1870 young men alrliated with
the Fifth Street Reformed Church, Berg, n
Point h 8 passed a resolution to impose
fine OF IS on every member who gets
married. Several Of the cadets are said TO
be engaged and Z o not favor tho resolution
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
Midshipmen al Annap oiis Recoyrrine

ANNAPOLIS. Dec. lS-The li5 midship-
men who were taken Ill with ptomaine
poison, which DEVELOPED after Wedn, 9, ay
ever ,ngs supper, are fast recovering from
the f. ects. " majority of them are now
able 10 do regular duty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
CHEAPER NEAT IS COMING.
From Three TO Five Cents . Pound Lower
In Kansas t1ty Than . Year Ago.

in Kansas tIty Than . Year Ago.
KANSAS CITY. No, Dec. i3.-Meat IL
from W cents q pound lover in pi.ce
In the Kansas City packing houses than it
vas the same time last year The inca,
dealers say that It will drop still lowe
before Christmas. II is Of better quality
too. than At WAS last year.
Tho reason for the drop in price is be-
cause the supply is now equal to the de-
mand. The rise in price was caused by
the drought Now the country is recover
ing from it and cattle in plenty are coming
In. The reason for the superior quality OF
which makes rlentv Of good stock feed.
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DECISIVE ACTON soon.
indications That the lies Will Act a.
La Guayra.

Spraai Gable Despiiehss 10 THH sun.
PARIS, Dec. ia desp.tc from Caracas
TO the Ndt,n says British o fcial at La
Guayra has confident.ally warned the COM
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Wateruan's ldesl Fountain Zen Pen points to
SUI every taste, satisfaction guaranteed All deal
ers, and l., Z, Water'oHn Co" i7S Broadway, ~ Y.
Ado,
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sunset Limited Route

via =. r. r., SOU. ern Rwy., a, 4 ", r., ". OF A..
l.. y, Leave New iork daily as J, NJ Special
Sunse Limited, sat,ruom and DIRE wig room ca /.
IIrinr car service. \. orhces. I'll and has
Broa d say.--Adr.
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seaboafd Air Line Railway.

Magnificent trains, last schedules 10 Pinehurst-
mden-snd all lorids poins. Christmas hoii.
lay rates 70 all Southern points. T,toueh sleep.
Ing and dining cars. Onioes, iis3 Broadway, -Adv
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The arStocra,ic wdiskey. Appreciated wherever
outlC considered. Luyues BrotLers. ~ Y.
ADJ
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The New York &c trails :,.hour train takes
passengers only for c. icAgo, 40 get les, accom-.
hodA,Ions 70 well 70 apply In advance. -Aas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14

when In doub, about rim for any ono buy Krem
entk One Piece Collar Buttons, All jewellers Ado
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14

Issued By the southern hwy. Complete list Of re.
sotts, hotels &C, ACTRESS n. 7. ofnces nj and
lisS Broadway. ADJ
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Flor Ida. uba
Camden, sum u

81, | ~ daily. VI 4. i. II, q NuG Dcrn Rwy, Su
peTb service dining ed drawing room sleeping
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Southern's Palm LIN tied
New York and 81. Augustine
via p. r r. And SouN ern R~y.. tssumes service
Jan. lTh ioo. DlAgu ms nv open. N. 4, Or
ices. IN and iiSS bfoAdway.,ASe
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Attack Follows Denial Of kI.iss'
Demands.
ITALY ALSO DEMANDS PAY.
Sends warship to La Cuayra to
Collect Her Debts.

Denials In London and Berlin That
Oner OF Arbitration Has Deen Re.
cel,ed - Demonstrations In Caracas
Against Germans and Enslish-Castro
Recalls His Consul at Port.of.spain
Washington Thinks the Allies Went
Too Far In Sinking Venezuelan ships
Special Gable Despatch 10 The SIN.
PARIS. Dec. IA despatch from Caracas
says the captain Of the English steamer
Topaze. with was at anchor in the harbor
of Puerto Cabello, sent note to the COM
nander q the British warship Charytdis
protesting against the vexatious measures
Of which he had been victim.
The British commander Immediately sent
\ note to the Venezuelan authorities de-
mandng proper reparation. lie stated
that he would lombard the town II salts
faction was not given.
The authorities did not reply and the
bombardment of the forts and customs
Offices OF Puerto Cabelo commenced at
40 O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
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TRY OUR HOLIDAY" ASsUktED CASES.
II. r. Dewey 4 Sons Co.. LIS Fulton 81, N. Y.
-A6e
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Holiday Rates South
Ado.
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LoAris.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-12-11

the cream is removed. If whole milk
cheese it is left. and if cream cheese.
more cream is added. The milk is now
heated to a temperature Of 80 degrees
and left in the vat until It is SOUR
eno6gh 0 add rennet IAN extract made
from he fourth stomach Of u sucking
calf, an engine or bacterial product.
As chynrosin and piAine, it is found
in nature among both animals and
piantsl. This causes the milk to CO.
agulate in about 90 minutes. a guam
tity Of green whey containing Shiny
white mass of curGs. No scientist has
yet been able TO discover how the rem
net produces this result: The rem
net only affects the casein. while acids
added change the milk-sugar. After
drawing off the whey in order to dry
the curtls still more, they are cut By
wire framework into half-inch cubes.
which begin to shrink Immediately.
They are now raised to a temperature
Of 100 degrees and raked around un
til about one-sixth, their original size.