... chief of tbe Art Department. A large number of machinery and exhibits are included her cargo which is completed by Buffalo Bill and the Wild West. This latter 97 Indiana, 100 cowboys and sonata, and 250 animals. The scene when they left New York was moat ...

... been promised during the spring and and it expected that the fund will receive very from this source. BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST SHOW.— Buff* Bill's Wild West Show hss sailed from ...

... Exhibition at West Bromuton, and lunched there. The cowboy band of Buffalo Bill's show played Yankee Doodle as he drove up, and played during luncheon. Ihe ex-Premier was conducted through the building. Mr. Gladstone visited the Buffalo ...

... bf baremf for few Mr. McCarthy, MR, making London- ,r fbe could pot U found. srbiM i zz££.£. °L,^_? re - r»». *• - Buffalo Bill’. Wild West Show passed tho „ _ Channel on Wednesday rooming In the steamer State * . T* route for London. Some thrilling end ...

... tea kindly provided for them after the performance. Krveton Parx.—A concert in aid of the Salvin Cricket Club was held in the West Thorpe Schoo! evening. The following were lroom, Kiveton Park, on Wednesday Haynes, Messrs. H. F. Hall, J. Hague, A. J. “Hall ...

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... for, I hurry down The streets, that never seem at rest an the busy, crowded town, I Rae the children selling their bunches of wild• flowers fair ; Prirnro.es pale, and daffodils that smell of the country air. Oh for • day in the country!! to roam at one's ...