Evening journal., 1916-05-06
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Special TO TIE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Nav e. Last nights
skumi-h made but little difference with
the clans IN battle. General llancc ad-
,anccd somewhat like football player
and when the smoke cleared away and
the committee of the Good VIII Fire
Company got chance TO turn on the
electric maguilier this is the way the
bullpton looked
For queen;
Eleanor ilatton ............... 1925
Mablc Clewcll ............... 1887
For king:
James H. lance ..............,. 2,412
Howard Wilhcme .............. 247l
Now then, wait until this evening
when the Wilhcme forces come with re-
Inducements
The committee will begin counting
the coupons at q O'Clock because il is eN-
pected that Wilhcmc viii be reinforced
by nearly 1000, while llance's faithful
friends say they viii be there when tho
count is made. Vote early and often
for your fayortes.
II is expected that tonight will bring
about a stubborn attack from the left
wing of the W. & G.. forces. II Is
feared that upwards of 1000 shells
made up Of newspaper coupons will
he hurled violently into Fort Lawler
at the II. & II. defense. But both Fort
Chase and Lawler have a good many
yards OF THE EVENING JOURNAL
coupon entertainments and no returns
of fhe fight can be ascertained until
late Monday afternoon Beautiful
Is being done on both
sides. and the Monday EVENING
JOURNAL will tell OF the slaughter OF
Saturday night Both male and female
contestants feel confident as TO the
outcome
As the American public is now fully
acquainted with the submarine and its
terrible power. Doc Hicks has arrang-
ed for a novel exhibit will he installed
at Battery Park in the way of submar-
inc. The people OF New Castle will
have an opportunity Of seeing one in
operation and experience looking
through the periscope. so much talked
OF. TO friends OF his in Dublin
he has sent a cablegram 10 see II some
OF the shells and implements OF the
late Irish rebellion cannot he sent, to-
gether with a shipment OF real Irish
bog. which will be seen and sold as
souvenirs at the Irish village In this
village part of the real Blarney Stone
will be seen. which will be loaned by
the lrish-American Society of Will
mington A real iaunting car and
many other things OF interest from the
"old sod" will be seen.
Another surprise will be sprung in
the king of the oarnival's first man.
He is a bright and good-looking fell
low. 25 years old and twenty-one
inches high He is a very good con-
and does his own type
writing He was found in South Da-
kota by Mr.. Allie. two years ago. He
was in the act OF organizing a Century
Club when discovered by Ringing
Brothers Circus and brought TO this
section OF the country.
Bandmaster Envice Pescatore. of
Philadelphia will give the afternoon
and evening concerts. Many know
him. and his soothing melodies viii
entertain hundreds of the lovers Of
music. The band stand will be erect
ed in the centrefei of the park and
rows OF comfortable benches will be
arranged for visitors The old town
hall and the old city hall Of New
Castle will be a sight under their
elaborate decorations. The electric
display will be made by Mr.. Unger
of New Castle and the draperies and
flags will be from w. w. Botiomlcy
Co, of Wilmington. All these details
and other carefully arranged plans