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4 revisions | Jillian Fougeron at Jun 16, 2020 02:54 PM | |
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295HAD A JOLLY TIME. Waifs and Newsboys Have a Whole Day's Sport. SEE BUFFALO BILL'S SHOW. Are Fed with the Best That the Market Affords. Race, Jump, Play Ball, and Win Prizes, and Come Home Tired. Yesterday was red-letter day for the waifs of Chicago, and they enjoyed it to the limit. They agreed that it was far and away the biggest day they had ever had. They went home at night tired out but happy and with their little stomachs distended with the good things which a charitable public had laid before them. Nor will Buffalo Bill forget the day, either, for in the years to come when old age creeps on and memory grows dim, a solid gold plate, about six inches long and four wide, an exact representation of a messenger card, will remind the great scout and Indian fighter that on July 27, 1898, he entertained and made happy the largest audience of little people that Chicago could scare up. When Buffalo Bill looks at this golden plate he will read this words-and they will always call up pleasant memories of his World's Fair year experiences: [IMAGE] CHEERING BUFFALO BILL. | 295 |