The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-30
F|REMEN'S BAZAAR IT OPEN MONDAY NIGHT Pratt City Will Have Plenty of
 AmuSementS MIDWAY AN ATTRACTION Robinson Amusement Company Is En- gagged for Entire Week-Funeral of
 Paul Long Takes Place and
 Is Largely Attended.
MIDWAY AN ATTRAC TON

Pratt City, January -(Special.)-The Firemans bazaar will be opened next Monday night, with free musicale at the city hail. and will continue until next Saturday night. It promises to be one of the most interesting events that has oc- cured in Pratt City for some time.
 In addition to the many voting contests all of which promise to be very lively, and the various booths that are to be presided over by some of Pratt City's most beauti- full and charming ladies, the committee on arrangements has secured the Robin son Amusement company, which will be seen for the entire week. This is one of the best known amusement companies in the United States and has one of the finest midways in the south.
 The company has ten different shows, all of which have the reputation of be- nearly every town in the south and ev- anywhere have met with universal en- dorsement The shows are: Amee, the wonderful flying lady, the Trip to the Moon, the Egyptian Hall, Semen's Won derland, the merry-go-round, the Chrystai Maze, the India Mystery, the Ferris wheel the Old Plantation.
 During the intermission there will be out-of door attractions, such as high diving, fancy shooting and slack-wire walking.
 The young ladies who are to assist the managers of the booths are requested to meet at the city hall Monday morning for the purpose of decorating the booths. Those who are to take part in the musi- cal programme Monday night are request ed to meet at the hall Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock for last rehearsal
 Paul Long Buried.
 Paul Long. the young man who was killed .n No. 3 mines yesterday morning by train of cars while walking in the slope was buried this afternoon. The funeral service took place from the First Baptist church and was conducted by the Rev J. A. Hendricks. The remains were inferred at the Pratt City cemetery
 The funeral procession was one of the largest ever witnessed in Pratt City. The fire department attended in a body. Many miners and fellow workmen were also in the line of march.
 Mir Longs untimely death was pecu- larly sad one. He was married two months ago to Miss Willie Franklin. ono or the most cnafmlnS ana iHOst uedutilul young ladies in Pratt City. He was a young man just 25 years of age and had most promising future. He was em- ployed as motorman of the motor hauage cars at No. 3 mine and was well liked by all who knew him.
 New Uniforms Arrive.
 The Pratt City fire department, thirty five strong. received their handsome new uniforms today Pratt City can boast of the finest volunteer fire department in the south.
 Pratt City Churches.
 The Rev E. B. Norton, pastor of the First Methodist church, will preach at the First Baptist church at the morning and evening services Sunday. The Rev. W. E. Foust will occupy the Rev. MT. Nortons pulpit.
 At the First Presbyterian church, the Rev W. W. Wolf the pastor, will preach at the morning and evening services Sun day
 The Rev J. A. Hendricks, pastor of the First Baptist church, will occupy his pull pit at the morning and evening services Sunday,