The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-26

The - - PLAYERS ir milwaukee vnuauishs Il
10y iI,r Atrial Use of the Cards.


Tho good people OF NilwAuitc, have been
strangely surrei Of late by the advent In their
midst OF magnificent blonde. VINO plays draw
uONcr. Directly uCon arriving IN the city she
secured IN, most expensive apartments at the
hest motel She Il n Young lady, bc.utiful. tall.
and grac ful. and has wreath Of eloriousiy
golden hal that wOald make man fall down
and worship in silent alteration. She has pure
Irccian features, ewes through whirh zone
cdtcHcs Ia 9meui " glimpses OF he ven" Once
uu Ter the influence OF those cycs ami tho victim
l. gone beyond redemp' ion. "WAa' shall We
y'u know DO you play c4rdsf' The NOunL
IA doc. "saall we play casino, or perhaps
dr.w rokcrT" lie eagerly assents; ten.cent
ante and dollar limi' anl the result IS the
knowing lamb L. QUICKLY aeeced. Victory e1er-
cises sopuftnc tunuence W on the liz one. and
the caller Is politely dismissed to make room
for another victim wi'h whom she has AN en-
gaccmcDt few minutes later. Whether II H.
owing to supernatural powers. wax on her I'm
gers. or marked pack OF cards, no one ~ say,
but certain 1t Is that the best PLAYERS IN MilwAu
kee have been invariably and inglorously
wOrsted. She treats her callers In tho most r..
served and lady-like manner. $50 IL clearly
tacle Of an educated, refined, cul,iv tel, and
beautiful Young woman infatuated VITA u ter
rihle passion for money getting; and she GER
talnly tnii. lar mas adopted successful method
Of gratifying her desires. She won Sl.JOl AT
otner nights sumo ranging from $50 to 500.
since tue young wOman's sudden rise INTO mo-
torietvit has been ascertained tina, she was
formerly resident OF jamestown. y. Y. where
she was emplovch rs "A teacher III the public
schools. The Democrat of that place. In slud-
ins to her saws " In the years 81 there was Ia
stterd ,nce ut the J. L. :. and &. L. n Young lady
named - -. who had, she claimed. run
away from her parents In Michigan and come
Etst to get an education Sue was good stu
dent, and IN Gl-,0 she obtained employment as
teacher IA the branch schools. During the
years 20 ana II sue WAS employed IA a teacher In
the grammar schools. She was regarded ~ a
particularly capable teacher, succeeding won
derfully IN making her scholars learn She
however. had spirted temper, and was known
to tell hey pupils, when angry, that she would
cur their ears on or DIG out their eyes She
was very bold IN the expression of her opinions,
aud made practice Of carrying revolver neat
~ concealed IN the folds OF her hustle. These
peculiar qualities. although extremely interest
INC. were not considered exactly desirable IN a
school teacher, and IL was great relief wnen
size nulllv resigned ard went to Cleveland.
where she became a book agent. Her next at
temrt was n commercial tr weller for spice
ur.u IN Cleveland. but that failed to pan out Ia
accordance with her DESIRES and che next n.y.
p-ars in the emincntiy successful roe OF 'tne
boss poker player Of the Northwest
JUS now ih" good people II Milwaukee are 50
lost ~ admiration and wonder that they have
nos thought Of doiHg gnvthing. and the b-.uti-
ful adventures =. tahing advantage ~ their ecttA
~. VIII doubtless q.uetv - ski. tue t. Nn. only
to ap,ear under another name in greener helds
aud past ures new.