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... LIONISING BUFFALO BILL. I Buffalo Bill is already winning golden opinions of all sorts and conditions of men. Ml Irving has personally conducted him through Clubland, and the magnificent man, with his wonderful hair, is the centre of eager little ...
... over the grounds and to the encampment of Buffalo Bill's Show. He noted the Cowboy Band dressed in gray shirts and wearing mocassius and slouch hats. He spent some time in the tent of Buffalo Bill (Colonel Cody) examining his relics and 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 ...
... SIOUX INDIANS AT WEST. MINSTER ABBEY. A party of Indians from Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show visited Westminster Abbey on Tuesday afternoon, where Canon Farrar preached The Indians joined reverently in the service and singing, and were ...
... SIOUX INDIANS AT WEST- MINSTER ABBEY, A narty of Indians from Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show visited Westminster Abbey on Tuesday afternoon, where Canon Farrar preached. The Indians joined reverently in the service and singing, and were ...
... BUFFALO BIL'S SHOW. Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show is passing P the Channel in the steamer State of Nebraska, en route for London. Some thrilling and novel scenes characterised the departure of the comv¡¡.1I1 from New York. Prior to ...
... pre-eminence in the world, and BUFFALO BILL is one such. How he came by his sobriquet is interesting, as set forth in an interview. debited by a contemporary. His correct name is the Hon, W. F. Cody, of Scott County, Iowa. Cody's youth was cue of thrilling ...
... -Exhibition), Colonel Russell (of America). Mr. Speed, and Mr. '1'enfield. The cowboy Band, from Colonel Cody's'. (Buffalo Bill's) 'Wild 'west all dressed in mry shirts, with Slouch hats and mocasins, struck up Yankee Doodle. directly the ...
... working night and day upon it. Mr. Gladstone visited the encampment of Buffalo Till's shlowv. He noted the cowboy band and spent some time in the tont of Buffalo Bill (Colonel Cody), and entered into con- versation with him. Mr. Gladstone on leaving expressed ...
... I have already told you that THK WILD the next great circus seen in WEST SHOW. London, after the Paris HIppo- drome had returned to its own beloved Pans, and left Olympia lamenting, would be Buffalo Bill's Wild ...
... the Sm visit Drur be Lane on Friday ereni. nz Terry, . he }04nrr vinat Lord Lee55 and Sir EdlmaUd du Can bave'ted Buffalo Vtl, the Wild West Camp, O and the American Exhibition, and expresed themselves ay being greatly delighe and qaluisizalic over what ...
... having been everything by turns and nothing long, and with having deceived his party and the country. BUFFALO BILL'S SHOW. Buoffala Bill's Wild West Show passed up the Shannel this morning in the St,-,e of AWe'rrs/ka, en roule for London ...