The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
Buffalo Bill'S Rough Riders Depart for
Their Respective Homes.
THE SEASON ENDED HERE LAST NIGHT
Biany Leave for Parkway Homes After
Speaking Their FaroUells TO Col. Cody.
An Ancctionatc Leavotaking on the
Part of the Indians.


tnccs-oftcrnoon and ovoning-wore given.
An Richmond turned out in the morn
iar and lined the streets through which
tao parade marched and viewed the pa
eoaut in which almost an the nations Of
tho earth were represented and which set
forth the wonders OF the exhibition which
followed later on at the Exposition
Grounds
Tho title ~ the show. which is "Buf-
faio Bms Wild Wesl and Congress OF
Rough Riders OF the World" gives an
idea of the performances which are now
known to the world over
People DO not seem to- tire Of the feast
of amusement generously provided by
The management which is most liberal
On an things. and at both the matinee
md evening performances tho show was
given in its entirety
A COSMOPOLITAN OUTFIT.
Tho Cowboy Band played onlivening
music as thc grand review Of the rough
riders of the world was introduced, in-
Guiding American Indians. Cowboys.
Mexcaus. Cossacks Guachos. Arabs,
Scouts. Guides. Negroes, and fully
eouippod. regular soldiers of the armies
of America. England France, Germany
and Russia.
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races between mon of different nations.
THE old pony express was shown. and
an emieraut train was seen crossing the
plains. was attacked hy Indians and re
pulsed hy Buffalo Bli and his brave men.
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obf. p.u,,ay t,,u ,h.,,. or tGo.o of
the show Who went I'm 70 western direction
ANIL bis s,..l,l ,,ss Gur1 win rrdi.rs
for Nebraska. NIoxicans for Mexico and
covboys for Texas. about two hundred
people m all
The other special was waiting by the
track of tho Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad at the show
grounds and carried all of the properties
OF thc show such as wagons poles, awn-
iugs. trostts scats dr. sing. and stable
tents and all thc Immense machinery of
tho grD1t exhibition.
This train also carried most OF the
army of Work-pDoplo with the show and
au tho foreign contingent together with
Buffalo Hll uud all Che horses Bu0a-
Dos and ponies.
colonel Cody viii stop in New Pork
and 500 to his homc iu North Platte Nch.,
in odN of SD, lne "h'hiis VIII spch'
tho winter quietly resting at Colisvillc.
pa. tho regular soidier of the United
States Army Will eo to their posts and
tho Eurcpean contingent VIII sail Tor
England lrcw NtW 1oiN on Iu'7""y
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