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REp MEN IN PENNsYIvAN1A.

Wawasot Tribe, Accompanied by Great
Chiefs Visited Teocco Tribe Of Darby
Last Night.
Wawaset Tribe, Imp'd o. r.. NJ, Of
Henry Clay made return visit TO Teocco
Tribe of Darby, last evening, the members
being accompanied by great chiefs Of the
Great Council of Delaware. The event
was decidedly enjoyable, a banquet being
notable feature. The great sachems
of Pennsylvania and Maryland and the
great junior sagamore Of the United
States were in attendance.
The great chiefs from Delaware were
Great Sachem Charles Mclntire. Great
Junior Sycamore William II. Ferguson.
Great Chief Of Records Edward McIntire.
Great Mishewan William +. Schell. Great
Sannap James T. Semerteen and Great
Guard OF The Wigwam Frank A. Grad
wohl. Rev. r. X. Stephenson of this
city. Past Great Saohem of the Great
Council Of Maryland was also in the
party, accompanying the Great Sachem
of MARYLAND.
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An Enjoyable Entertainments 40 ~. Johns
church Last Night
Among tho different Guilds Of st.
Johns Episcopal Church, is one known
as the Junior Guild, composed Of girls
from 10 to rs years Of age. They are
under the charge OF Mrs. j. ID. rhomp-
son, Mrs. W. M. Watson, Miss Char
lotto Mcdonnell and Mrs II. II. Boyn-
ton. The Guild old some coed work
last fall ana before Christmas the mem
hefs dressed dolls and gave them to
poor children of the CITY.
Last night the members OF the Jun
ior Guild gave an entertainment in st.
Johns parish house. The programme
consisted Of music, recitations and
other exercises. Toyland" and
Mother Goose Melodies" were pre-
sented by the children, Miss Alice Nc
Sorley being the aooompanist, One Of
the pTettiest features Of the evening
was musical dumbbell drill. The
children we're we'll trained and this
part of the programme was especially
enjoyed by all present. There was also
piano and violin duet.
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FUNERAL OF THE
KING Or DENMARK
Ihe Body Of lhe Monarch Was
Removed From Copenhagen
TO ROlkiIde Today.
BURIAL ON SUNDAY NEXT
A Brief Service Vas Held Today in
The ChflStIaDSbOTg Church,
al Copenhagen.
THE ROYAL RELATIVES PRESENT
Enormous Crowds Gathered in
the Neighbornood.
6M8LFMS OF MOURNING EVERYWHERE
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Copenhagen, Denmark, Feb. 16.-
ihe oooy OF King Christian was re
nosea tacay tIom the CbristiansborQ
Chufoh, here, 10 the Cathedral at
hoskiide, wbere II will be buried Sun
Gay among tbs tombs of the Danish
hi1gs who for a thousand years have
found their last resting place in the
ancient capital Of the Kingdom. The
whole Of Copenhagen was given ur TO
mourning. Business and work we're at
q staudstill, and emblems OF sorrog
were displayed every where.
al be enormous crowds of towns
people, garbed in black and swelled by
thousands Of arrivals from the country
districts, thronged the square in front
CT the Chrisuansborg Church and the
route thence to the railroad station
iFom early morning, standing patiently
Tor hours, IN order to pay last
tribute 10 the dead monarch. The
windows all along tue route we're filled
Win spectators, who pals high prices
for seats, Nest of tha owners Of such
places Of vantage announced their in.
tention OF devoting to charity, in
memory Of King Christian, the pro-
ceeda Of all seats
Shortly before room tne Kings OF
denmark, Greece aud NorSay, Queen
alexandria, the DoWager Empress of
Russia ana other royal relatives Of the
deceased and the representatives. Of
icr5iln soiereigns reached he Chris
tiansborg Church, where a brief ser
vice vas held. at the conclusion Of
whioh the c fin, covered with the
Danish standard, was borne by naval
ana military officers to tue waiting
hearEe. Next. headed by infantry and
cavalry, a simple coTtege was formed
and slowly proceeded through the three
and a halt miles Of streets between
he church and the railroad station.
Immediately behinG the hearse was fed
King Christian S fayorite riding horse,
Jussuf, which will be shot tonight,
according TO the ancient Danish Gus
tom. The procession closed with car
riages bearing the male memhers of
the royal families represented at the
funeral, the ladies watching from a
neigbboring building the departure Of
the boiy.
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speoInI Music.

As next Sunday will be the last Sun
day Of j. Frank Ayers with the choir
OF Rodney Street PTesby Church,
a special programme Of music has been
arranged. Mr.. Ayers leaves for New
port News next week. No one has
been secured to take Mr.. Ayers place
as tenor singer In the choir, but Le-
land p. Harrington will succeed HIM
us choristeE in the Sunday school.
Mr.. Ayers will sing on Sunday even
ing at the oifertory, the tenor solo,
nIuat for IodaY. -
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TWO CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH

Associated Press Dispa en- by special Wires
Traverse City, Mich, Feb. l6. Two
children we're oIemated and a third
child was probably fatally burned last
night 10 a ire which destroyed the
hrmhouse Of Joseph Rodis, three N m,les
iIom Summit City.
MI. Rods was working in the woods
shen the fire occurred, and the cLil-
dren mother was busy IN the barn.
When The discosered tbs flames. she
rushed back to the house and sue
ceeded In resouing her 2-yeaIs-old
child from the blazing kitchen, tel
nbly burned, out was not able 20 save
The other two childEen, aged, re.
ITeotively, 4 years and 10 months.
The ire Is supposed to hav3 been
caused by the children plying with
matches.
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New susauehanna Brldre.

From present indications the new
eHdge of the Pennsylvania railroad over
Ae Susquehanna River will be thrown
INTO service on OF about April 10th The
contractors on all the work. with the ex-
epiion of the draw, have completed their
WORK and are moving their apparatus
ana effects. The new draw parts are
9pected to arrive daily and work will
ue hurried forward on this as rapidly as
possible. The span will be 100 feet in
slg'h swinging from a centre pier or
Ielestal constructed Of huge stone. The
Sloge SSldge Is a mile in length and is located
-'O ieet from above the present bridge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
CITY COURT.
Coiored Man Charged wan Broahine and
Entering House.


Coiored Man Charged with Breaking and
Entering House.
ln the absence Of Judge Cochran,
Deputy Judge. Garrett presided Over
this mornings session of the Munici-
pal Court.
William A. Johns, oolorad, had a
hearing on the charge Of breaking
and entering the house OF Eliza Tay.
lor, 90 lOl6 Ora anee stieot, after which
be was held under $1,000 bail, for the
Court Of General Sessions. olico
Officer Fox, who arrested Johns, found
him Ia a closet in the house be Is ao-
cused OF breaking aud ent ring.
The case against John Doughertg,
charged with the larceny Of quantity
of cloth. the property Of the Joseph
Bancroft a Sors Co., was continued
foi a week on motion of Dougherty's 3
attorney, John Biges. Doughtery was
also charged with contempt OF court,
falling TO appear day morning
when the case was called. On th is
charge he was dismissed, as II was OK
planned that be missed a car and when
he got to court he was 10 miuutee late.
The case against Sylvester jordan,
Clarence fomlinson and Herman
hecker, boys, charged with the lar
ceny OF 10 pies, the property OF Emil
Wagner, was continued until tomor-
row inQrning 10 otder that a witness
for the State, whp dia nqHappear this
morning, might be present.
Thomas Lyons, charged with ASSAULT
and battery was dismissed upon the
payment OF the costs q the case.
The case against Joseph Ackerman,
charged with assault and battery, was
continued for week.
Several Poles, charged with assault
aud battery will have hearing en
Tuesday morning next.
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|ORDERO RECEIVED TODAY
yrI From the State Department at
Washington by Way Of Ihe
American Embassy in Paris.
ACTION IS EXPRESSLY LIMITED
70 Consuls Taking Possession
of Archives.
OF CON .ULAR BUSINESS
.,.,,,.,.d Pre,s DIspatcn oy sn,clal wire.

,aocated Press Dispatch by snscial Wires
Paris France, Feb. l6. 6.-Ihe United
States consul general IN Paris ana the
,onsuls at HavTe, bordeaux, Nice,
pst.eilles and Nantes received tuoay
s,oets from the State department at
Wellington, through the American
embassy here, to take possession OF the
Tobiyss of the Venezuela consulates
10 tbose cities.
The orders expressly limit the action
Of the oonsuls TO taking possession Of
the archives The effect OF this IS to
1srend iurtheT consular business, as
be archives cover the old papers.
vhereas the limitation prevents the
tnnsacton Of new consular Business.
The limitation follows the ruling by
Pfemier RouVier that Venezuela. hay
ine takeL the initiative 10 Tsyoking
ihe exsqnateurs OF the French eonsuis
10 Venezuela, while also thIestening
10 interfere with French shipping, It
vss incumbent upon France 20 follow
lhe same course.
Pursuant to the instructions, Con-
sol General Mason proceeded 10 tie
VENEZUELA con-ulate, on avenue Vic
Tor Hugo, hich has been in the hands
Of q caretaker since M. Maubourguet's
enforced departure from kaIis, ana
assumed charge II the archives, upon
Which be placed the American consu-
sr seal.
The other American consuls simi-
hfIy took over the archives of the
Venezuela consuls in their respective
ctes be Venezuela consulate as
st. Nazirs was enttusted to the
American consul at Nantes, a. IL was
dsamed inadvisable to turn over The
archives to the American consular
aren't at St. NaziTe, as he is a French
|ctizen,
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Rabbit lunch tomorrow night at
Lynph's, No. West Fourth street..
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
Associated rress Di,palcn 0v special wires

Associated Press Dsuatcn ny special Wires
New York, Feb. 16.-Cotton opened steady
today February, 1896, bid; March, 10. 75 ;
May, 1880; july, i1.Ol; August, 1892 bid +;
September, 1851 bid October, t0.4a f;
November, 1O.47a10.49; December. 1850. i
Cotton opened steady, at unchanged
prices to an advance OF points, which was
a little poorer than was expected on the
cables. During the middle oil the morning
prices we're 3 to 4 points net higher.
Toe market at midday was quiet and
steady. with prices about to points net
higher. Wall street was said TO he mod
crate buyer during the forenoon. Spot cot
ton was quiet; middling uplands, 11.25
miidling gulf, 1l.50.
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mH - For choice lot Of Mems Suits and
Nj An Overcoats, sizes 81 to A. worth from
~ ~ $40 10 SIS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
Haiyard Replaced.

The haiyard in the flagstaff on the
City ball, whiol broke a few days
ugo, was replaced this morning by
Johu homsn, who climbed to the head
OF the mast with remarkable agility.
The top Of the pole is $50 feet from the
street, being 60 feet from the roof OF the
City Hall. Mr.. Roman has been en-
gagged in this business for many years
and has climbed many flaRstaffs and
steeIles, aud never was injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
reaernl Isaha.ng Elerator.

It was reported today that informR-
ton had come from Washington rela-
tive to the elevator in the Federal
building which has been idle since
last Saturday, but Collector oi ihs Port
Clark Wis out Of the city, and nothing
could be learned on the subject. 1t is
understood that United States Senator
Alice has been conierring With the
authorities at Washington in regard to
the matter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
CAUsEwAY IMPROVEMENT.

When the Levy Court meets next Tues
day i is likely that the plans prepared
by the Street and Sewer Department
for rebuilding the causeway will be con-
sidered. A conference was held yestcr-
day between the Street and Sewer Direc-
tors and the members Of the court, when
the matter was discussed
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no rest Nv Hn..

Tomorrow afternoon the 500 feet OF
hose recently secured by the Independ-
ence Fire Co. win be tested by the engine
of the Reliance Fire Co., at Eleventh and
Heald streets AT the same time and
place the Reliance Co. will test the 500
feet of hose that company recently pur-
chased
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
Shield of Honor Actives.

ne Active Association Of the Shield
y Honor, at, a meeting on Wednesday
ught, at the Cooley Building, Eighth
ana Orange streets, elected the following
SCnSera y g edward G. Crawford, President;
NJ /, Mortan, Jr., President; John
N. White, Jr., Secretary; Ferdinand
Nrem5ent, Treasurer; Charles T. Morton,
March 18th.
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Injured by wagon breaking.

James Hackendorfer of du Pont s
bpaIlks bjlks met with a serious accident at
JlelaWare 4 avenue and jefferson streets
,ISq9t sIoo9t 10 O'Clock this afternoon, through
Ee lIe breaking Of the front axle.of his wagon.
M was thrown out and badly bruised.
~ e;e shaits were broken, the wagon other
boe bse damaged and the harness on the
lofse broken.
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PERSONAL

Miss Mary A. jackson Of Blythdale,
Nd, is visiting Miss Estella MohauRh-
lin Of this city.
William Driscoll, a caller for the p,
B. & w. railroad. has gone TO New
York for several days.
House Sergeant Samuel Quincy is III
and is unable to be on duty. dis place
is being filed by Officer David Wardle.
DR.. r. q. STROBE and wife of Over
brook, Pa, have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Writ Of 1906 Cedar
affeet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
Pensions for pelawareans.

Mrs Sarah Bantham, widow Of james
NJ. Bantham Of this city, has secured a
pension, through Col. John Wainwright
Of IS a month from December 26th, 1906
Mr.. Bantham served in Co. II, Fifth
Maryland Regiment. Pensions have also
been granted TO other Delawareans as
follows; lenas p. Longland, Sl2, and
Henry Wood, SO a month.
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Euchre aud Dance.

Branch No. 37i. Of the Ladies' Gath
Ollie Benevolent Association, will give
euohre and dance on Wednesday
evening, February Dist, in ST. IhomaI
Hall, Fourth and Grant avenue. Over
100 prizes will be offered. a special
feature will be prizes for the nom
players. The first prize for the play .
ers will be a Handsome geld watch, and
for the nom players 81. 80 IN gold.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16

The steamer Cristobol Colon. of the
Isle Of Pines Steamship Co., built at the
yards of the Pusey & Jones Co., will have
her furnishings completed by Wednesday
next and on the following day will leave
in charge of Capt. Heinke, for her new
port in Cuba A crew will be shipped
here on Monday or Tuesday to go on
the hoat
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Child Found Dead il. Bed

Edna May Werkheiser, the three-months-
old child Of Mr.. and Mrs Irvine Werk-
heiser of No. 1903 Lincoln street, was
found dead in bed this morning about
$50 o'clock by her mother Coroner
Purks was notified Of the death and made
an investigation and learned that death
was due to convulsions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
IIt Inrty.

An enjoyable pit party was given by
Willard Aoreman, at bis residence,
1903 Maryl8ui Avenue, last evening.
Alter spending pleasant evening
playing pit Fefreahments we're served.
Among the many friends present were /;
Mrs. Ellen foreman, Mrs. Lulu Hearn,
Mrs. Ella Adams, Miss Elsie Adams,
Miss Laura Adams, Miss kredn HeaFn,
Fermnn foreman, Willard foreman,
Caspar HeaTn, S. ID. Mullins from
Salem, N. j., and Charles ID. Gan
RaWeTe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
EXPRESSES Doubt.

It's strange how the mere intonation
Of the voice can change the entire mean
ing of o sentence.
Yes but mo- matter what tone Of voice
YOU use there's one sentence that can
never express anything but doubt
What's that
When one man says to another OF
course, you know your own business better
than ! do Philadelphia Press.
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CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE.
Treasurer Blaine Says He Will Select Ad-
ditional Help Before Monday.

Following out the idea expressed in a
letter to City Council, last evening. CITY
Treasurer Charles II. Blaine said TODAY
that he contemplated engaging an adj
ditional clerk, at his own expense. and
expects to make the selection before Mon
day.
at is my Intention" Mr.. Blaine told
a reporter Of Every Evening, "to have
the books Strengthened out without de-
lay. and when that is done / will make
some permanent arrangement"
Joseph r.. Postles. the treasurer s clerk
selected by City Council, viii. it is under
stood, remain there. Mr.. Blaine says he
has no intention Of interfering with him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
BUILDING OPERATIONS.

Building Inspector Connolly, this morn
ing, issued a permit to Charles Forwood
to erect stable at Twenty-6fth and
Washington streets, for j. r. Richardson,
at a cost Of $3.50.
c. II. Collins was granted a permit to
erect a boilerhouse at Sll Shipley street
at a cost Of SIPS.
w. j. Faulkner was given a permit to
build two houses on Brandford street be
tween Lobdell and A and also a restaurant
at Seventh and Railroad avenue.
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Aorlnn on I.rnnrell.IIe MeetIng.

The committee appointed at the last
meeting Of the Wilmington M. -,
Preachers Association TO draft resolu-
tions indorsing the work OF Evangelist
j. Q. Chapman have completed their
work and will probably make report
at the meeting next Monday morning.
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iVh1nting I'hfiy.

A valentine party was given last night
at the home of John Turner, No. Jos
West Twelfth street, in honor OF Mrs.
Turner's birthday anniversary. Vocal
and instrumental music, cards and
dancing we're INDUCED in and line
supper was served. The house was pref
tily decorated. Friends from Philadel-
phia and other places attended.
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Runaway Accident.

A horse attached to the wagon of J
Knopf. baker, ll2 King street, ran away
from Third street and Railroad avenue
this morning. It ran only short dis
tance when It collided with car No. 20
Of the New Castle railway, breaking the
shafts OF the wagon.
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nnnr. shut AulnmatIcaIIy.

All the office doors in The new Penn
sylvania Building. at Water and french
streets, have been titted With automa-
tic closing spring devices and IN order
to prevent breaking Of the springs,
large card boards haze been placed up
on a number of doors in the corridors
with this injunction :" Do not close the
coor. -
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Associated Press Dispatch by snecial Wires
Chicago, H., Feb. 16.-O lower cables
ana on liberal shipmentsfrom Argentina,
May wheat eased of to 4l<aS4ls today.
Free selling by cash houses and pit traders
sent May corn of 10 43a4a1e.
May oats, IN sympathy with other grains,
sold of 20 29ss.
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IiIble students.

The Millenial Dawn Bible Students
will meet ats Jofeson street tonight.
pilcrm Hayden samson will speak on
the dtllepial Age tonight ana tomor-
row night at 7.45 aud tomorrow after
noon AZ 3 c 'olock at Newport.
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Arm sprained.

George Jones Of Oil Church street
tripped while crossing the trolley
traoss at Sixth and French streets,
Yesterday afternoon, and sustained a
badly sprained hight arm, thumb OF
the right hand and right knee. beside
n slight injury to his head. de was
asst sted to his home.
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Friends Entertained

Miss Elizabeth johnson of SO7 jackson
street, entertained a number of friends
at her home last night. Those present
were: Miss Mabel Houpt, Miss Sallie
Sullivan, Miss Frances Martin, Miss Mary
Thompson, Miss Loleta Thompson and
Miss Sarah Conway of this city and Miss
Landon Yeasey Of Philadelphia.
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Junior Mechanics.

At the meeting Of Winona Council.
Jr. o. u. A. M, last evening, an in
teresting time was spent in speech-
making and discussing plans fer the
benefit OF the organization. line
luncheon was served. The proposed
class initiation Of several candidates
will take place at a future date.
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To Entertain Friends

Miss Mary Thatcher of ll26 West Sixth
street viii entertain a few friends tomor-
row evening at her home in honor of her
guest, Miss Margaret Denickson Of New
ark n Friends are expected from Havana.
Cuba, FELTON,, Bridgeville, Seaford and
fhis CITY.
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immune rine. onused FIrs.

A slight fire occurred this morning
about Z o'clock at the home OF Henry
Evans. 8 s East Seventh street, caused
Nv thswlng frozen water pipes. lhe
Delaware Fire Co responded to a
still alarm, but ITS services we're ho'
reopired. The damage was slight.
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Attended Ennhrs Party.

Miss May jackson Of Cheswold and Miss
SsrHe soi Seigman OF this city attended a
NlLonie NJ party last evening at the home OF
H. ~ ana Mrs. J. w. Hancock, 52S East
Fourth street.
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ILLNEss OF JoHN A. McALL.
n..l-,.ul-.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Lakewood, n. j., Feb. l6.-A slight
Improvement in the condition of John A.
Mccall former president of the New York
Lie Insurance Co., was reported today
by DR.. Charles L. Lindley, one Of his ply
Ucans.