Evening journal., 1905-10-28
LARGE TURN OUT
IS NOW ASSURED.
Chief Marshal c. P. Holcomb
Announces Aides for Hal
lowe'en Parade
MANY PRIZES ARE OFFERED
Special to Tho Evening Journal.

New Castle. oct. 2S-Much interest is
being taken in the Halloween cele-
bration which is to be held on Tuesday
evening next, and money contributions
and prizes are coming in in a crafty
ing manner.
Chief Marshall Captain c. r. Hol-
comb last night announced the follow
ing aides and marshals for the two
divisions of the parade: Aides, Charles
II. Davidson, Marshall Burris, J. b.
Toman, Jr. w. e. Myers. Tasker Clark,
Robert McFarlin, Jr., Albert Lofland,
Frank Landers. Harry Y. Jemison,
Charles NJ. Appleby Emmitt Smons,
Augustus Lefevre.
First division-Marshal A. r. Kee
Aides, Jesse Biggs, Rudolph Vallette
Jefferson Dounham, John Mccoy. John
II. Martin, Clarence Craig, Isaac Rob-
erts
Second ivislon-Aiarshal Charles II.
Shearer. Aides, r. S. Rodney, John NJ.
Wilson, A. e. Goudis. Walter sibley.
James T.. McIvor John =. Murphy,
Charles S. King.
MANY PRIZES OFFERED.
Merchants not only in this city but
in Wilmington have given a number of
handsome and useful prizes, a number
of which will be on exhibition In the
windows Of John r. Stoops' store this
evening Besides those already mem
toned the following have eben received
by the committee Edward H. Bren-
nan. Wilmington, handsome lamp; e.
L. Peacock & Company, Wilmington,
onyx parlor table; A. +. Goudis. clock;
Charles e. Ferris and Son, large bot
tie of perfume The committee will
meet and decide how the prizes shall
be distributed.
1t is expected that large number Of
horsemen will be la line, as invitations
nave been sent to horse owners within
a radius Of twenty miles, asking them
to participate in the procession.
A feature Of the parade will be the
turn out by Company H. men under
Captain w. y. Myers. The company
win have forty men i'm line and will
represent a "much needed feature i'm
the city. The electric light people viii
begin the stringing of lamps on Della
ware street Monday.
BURNED BY MOLTEN STEEL.
Daniel McCaughan sustained several
painful burns about the ankles. wrists
and back while at work IN the Brylgon
Steel Plant yesterday McCaughan was
engaged in carrying a ladle filled with
molten steel when in some manner 81
was overturned. the contents spatterinl
about In all directions Several piecei
of white hot steel alighted on him, bu
fortunately no serious injury was in
hicted
INSTALLED ELECTRIC LIGHTS
John r. Stoops has installed in
lcandescent electric lamps ia his stor
on Delaware street. Eleven light
have been placed I'm the windows. On
work having been done by Electrical
w. Il. Myers.
WILL GIVE DANCE IN ARMORl
In the Armory this evening the usua
Saturday night dance will be given an
.so as the weather is cool large attend
ance Is promised. Since the openin
of the dances they have become popu
II lar and many young people from VIII
mington are regular attendants.
X-HIGH SCHOOL VS.. PHOENIX.
On Battery Park this afternoon tn
first football game OF the season wi
II, be played. when the New Cast
X-High School viii line up against tn
Phoenix eleven of Wilmington. Th
nv average weight Of the teams is 1g
~ pounds and "a good game is looked foi
- ward to-
'"' LOOSING OVER PLANT.
81 II. e. Ahrens OF the Delaware Wate
% Improvement Company was in Ne
@ Castle yesterday looking over the plan
a. So far thirteen property owners hay
~ made water connections with the con
~ pany's mains