Show N RABBIT HUNTING I IN THE EARLY DAYS I Reproduction of Train Robbery Robber Y Yin in Buffalo Bills Bill's Wild West I Among the typical Western tC scenes ces lIell which aro to be he produced during the performance of oC Buffalo Wills Will's west W West SC-ln SC In this city tho the reproduction ola ol or a n. train up hold-up will wilt be he Interesting In Inthis In Inthis this scene keno a practical engine drawing k practical train of ot cars will be he utilized util and the attack and md robbery willbo will willbo bo he executed In genuine W Western n estet-n fash- fash Ion There will bo ho shown In strict accord with correctness S of detail the thu methods employed not only In stopping stopping stop stop- ping ping and taking possession of or the eng cn- cn g Aino o and train but ut also In securing the valuables of or the tho passengers ers find and the tho th plunder from front the tho express car Then will follow a scone scene which Introduces In InI Introduces In- In the real rent bandit hunters of I tho the Union Pacific mi un or organization which Is maintained by the th railroad company for tor the purpose of protecting Its property and avenging attacks upon Its train trains These bandit hunters are arc provided pro with a u special car wherein are aro stabled tho the saddle horses used by bytho bythe bytho tho the offie officials fals In iii chasing desperadoes across country The car also provides I p permanent quarters for Cor the men guns and ammunition and I Is In III fact a traveling tra arsenal a peopled with experienced experienced bandit hunters who know lenow every foot fOOL of th the territory surrounding the theline theline line of the railroad When hen a up hold takes place they arc aro rushed to tho the tlC scoria h by special service and since their organization have never ne failed to one ono or more and sometimes all nil of the law law- law breakers whom they sought nought The Tho Great Train Up Hold is Just as typically a n Western scene Hlenn and one picture pic pic- picture ic- ic ture turo In tho the history of Western development development development develop develop- develop develop- ment as 38 are aro the other scenic features of ot tho the Wild Wet West exhibition The Th Hattie Hattle flattie Hat Hat- tie tle of or Summit Springs a n great greut reproduction of barbaric Indian warfare A Holiday at T-E T Ranch showing Incidents Incidents incidents Inci Inci- dents of ot pioneer life and anel An Attack upon an Emigrant ml Train illustrating the dangers rR of oC early prairie navigation In III nil all of or these scenes historical fact Is fl toll followed owed closely In the matter of or detail In The Battle of Summit Springs Buffalo Bill will t enact the tho dramatic Incident of or the death of Tall Bull ono one of the roost most desperate and savage redskins known J In Western Vestern history who wino was shot from his horse by 11 Buffalo Bill Dill In the historic conflict conflict con con- t at Summit Springs s Jul July 11 11 1869 Tho The treachery trl And brutality of or marauding marauding maraud maraud- ing luJ Indians will bo be depicted in both th the attack upon tho emigrant rant train and tho the holiday scene areno at T-E T ranch showing tho savage o Instinct of or stealth In the matter matt or of or attack and brutality in warfare and assault Of or such scenes scene was the old West Vest historic they were here ornate pictures of or carnage which Ii- Ii Il Illustrated the tho pages pac of or Western history hl Tho fact that they the have pa passed forever for for- over ever from tho the stage stag of or civilization makes them all nil tho the moro more Important and Interesting In their present tion |