... words Wild West and Buffalo Bill were unknown here in connection with a show. The defendant, Mlr Sanger, was the proprietor of a show now travelling through the provinces, staying a day or two at each place, and was advertising it as the ...

... BUFFALO BILL. The following letter, said to have been written by Colonel Cody to a friend, end dated June 23, appears in a San Francisco paper:- My, dear Colonel-ft was a genuine pleasant surprise to receive your leiter. I have often ! tllought of you ...

... railway, between West Kensington and Earl's-court stations on Thursday, exactly opposite the Rockty mountains ot the Wild West, a missile was fired through the carriage win- dow, a splinter of glass cutting his cheek. Colonel Cody, who was afterwards ...

... -1__ __ _ . The case of nultale ilil l Wild West Company v. Sanger, was renewed on Wednesday Lefore Mr. Justice Kekewvich. It came on as a suotion by Colonel the Hon. W. F, Cody, president of Buffalo Bill's ...

... AN AMERICAN VIEW OF BUFFALO BPL.L * Nothing (says the New York Eveni8O}' PosI) can well be odder than the attention paid in England to Buffalo Bill, or, as he is there known, Colonel the Hon. William F. Cody. He is literally the great lion of the ...

... processions and the chariot races, than the exhibition which Mr W. F. CODY has just brought across the Atlantic in the Nebraska. The delight which will be created by the Wild West Show will be more keen when the fact of the human interest attaching to ...

... I CURIOUS CUSTOMdS OF THE WILD WEST. (Rmoas OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT). The last few days of the Indiao camp at Aston tower Grounds, Birmingham, have not been without stirring incident. On Saturday the discovery was made that a large sum of money had been ...

... on the first half- to crown day :postpouing their visit until h they could see Buffilo Bill's company per- la formu. As a rule two representations of the a Wild West programme are given daily, but it 01 was on Tuesday announced that inu consequence P of ...

... that if he kissed her he would spoil her show -as he most certainly would. Mrs. Buffalo Bill, attired in a blanket and a wig stuck full of quills, sings a song with a wild war-whooping chorus and dances an Indian war dance with much zvere; there are five ...

... ing, St. Stephen's Restaurant, Westminster, 7. ?? Exeter Hall-Mr. Charles Fry's Re- citals, 8. American Exhibition-Buffalo Bill's Wild West, g and 8. The Queen's Jubilee Presents Exhibition, St. James's Palace, so to 4. Billiard Hall, Argyle-street-Roberts ...

... Band Society-Perflormance, Hyde Park, 4 to 7. Inner Temsple-gardens-Open to the public, 6 to 9. American Exhibition-Buffalo Bill's Wild West, 3 and 8.30. Hampstead Liberal and Radical Club-Annual Meeting, Hall, Internatioual College, Finchley- road, 8 ...

... of the phrases Wild West and Buffalo Bill places their inventor and! his heirs or assigns in a position to claim an exclusive proprietary. right in them. The Messrs. Sanger maintain, apparently, that* Colonel the Hon. W. F. Cody (to ...