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May 27

THE WILD WEST.

When Buffalo Bill's Wild West began its
World's Fair season here it did so with the
unpleasant accompaniment of the most
inclement weather. Day after day it rained and
the nights were often uncomfortably cold.
Despite these facts every promise as to the
character, detail, and execution of the interesting
programme was faithfully adhered
to, and no matter if the rain fell in torrents
every participant in the great exhibition
did his or her full duty and not a single
feature was either omitted or slighted. The
public soon learned this and has shown its
appreciation of it and the merit of the exhibition
by visiting it in crowds. On Sundays
the attendance has been steadily increasing.
The entertainment is an extraordinary
one, full of stirring action and interest,
and all that is offered on the bills is
presented in the show. The grounds are a
very satisfying resort.