The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-06-25
STREET FAIR AND CARNIVAL.
Great Preparations Being Made for the Ap-
prochIng Event Under the Auspices Of
Berwick's Fire Department

efS ana Reliance f1re companies Oh
Berwick are leaving nothing undone
10 make their Street Fair and
Carnival, to be held July to II a
grand success.
The Hatch-Adsms Carnival COM
pany is one OF the largest and best
aggregations in the business and
presents five free attractions besides
twelve tented exhibitions for which a
small admission is charged. Our
readers may gain an idea OF what is
in store for them from the list which
follows:
FREE ATTRACTIONS.
Prof. Bobby Marshall. Champion
High Diver ofthe World diving from
a lofty perch 81 feet high into 3 feet
Of water.
The Great Bartona-King of the
High Wire.
Rip-High Diving Dog, 81 feet
into net.
The Great Adams-Originators
of the Breakaway and sensational
double trap act.
Prof. Rambey-World's greatest
Baloonist and Parachute Jumper,
using The Hatch-Adams Balloon,
largest i'll the world.
The Hatch-Adams Military Band
IA pieces.
PAID ATTRACTIONS AND DEsCRIP-
TIoNs.
No. I. Mt. Pelee-Tent 3ox7o,
elegant front, lighted by electricity.
Everything in this feature show is
reproduced by electricity, viz: The
volcanic eruption of Mt. Pelee. To
witness is to imagine you are in the
ill.fated City of ST. Pierre. You
see the fire and lava as it rolls down
the mountain side into the ill-fated
city and harbor, see the ships in the
harbor burn to the water edge. A
realistic, awe-insiring exhibition.
Then is produced Our late President
McKinley's Funeral coming from
the church at Canton, Ohio, en-
route to the cemetery, the last rest
ing place of the immortal Mckinley.
Then comes the execution of Czol-
gosz, the assassin of our president
You see him in his cell at Auburn,
N. Y, penitentiary; see the guard
taking him to the electric chair;
the current is turned on and the as
sassin has paid the penalty. This
greatest Of all exhibitions is con-
cluded by Miss Cora Vincent singing
a popular success, illustrated, en-
titled Hello Central, Give me
Heaven"
No. 2. Dct-Tent 2sx6o feet,
elegant front, lighted by electricity.
This marvellous exhibition is myth
ology, where you witness Marble
Statue turn to Beautiful, Living
Lady, and vice versa, then to
beautiful cluster of Flowers. 1t is
hard to believe, but seeing is be-
lieving. This exhibition is con-
cluded by the statue singing the
greatest of Chas. K. Harris success
''The Tie that Binds" illustrated.
No. 3. Hall Of Fame - Tent
22x5o feet and perfect silver gard
en- inside. Front elegantly lighted
by electricity. In this theatre the
great Bunker reigns supreme.
Bunker is too we'll known to dwell
on, simply stating the show is COM
posed Of Electric Dancers and
beautiful electrical effects. The
Dresses worn in these dances con-
tain I 900 yards of silk, and we
might add Bunker's wardrobe is
the finest in the theatrical world.
No. d. Dog and Monkey Circus
Tent 3ox6o, front elegantly lighted
by electricity. In this you will see
funny dogs and monkeys that do
everything but talk.
No. S. Snake Oid-A platform
exhibition with beautiful lettered
sides and front all aglow with cleo
Uric lights. Inside exists the strang-
est creature ever born to live; act
ually living and existing on live
snakes. He eatsem alive" is
the byword Of the people after see
ing this wonderful freak.
No. 6. Lunette, the Flying Lady
Tent 3ox65, beautiful front, elec-
tric-lighted. In here can be wit
messed the lady that defes the laws
OF gravitation and flies through this
theatre like bird.
No. 7. Old Plantation - Tent
25x7o, beautiful front, electric light
ed. In this theatre the negros en-,
tertain in songs, dances and medleys
in short, reproduction of the
negro part Of an old plantation in
the South before the war.
No. 8. Streets OF Cairo-Tent
sox8o, front elegantly electric light.