Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25
CLARA LOUISE ON PAIRS.


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New York Worli.l
iss Clara Louise Kellogg returned
his city from II six weeks tour in
West on Saturday. Yesterday n
prter found the priina donna at the
fendon Motel suffering from u
BIT cold contracted at Youngstown,
D., where she was compelled to
wrapped in her furs. She was as
y rs cricket and spoke pleasantly
ber trip, which was attended with
Fixed succesf. She is IL trifir stouter
b when she left New York seven
ks ago At Auburn, n, V, she
* TO 800 convicts in the chapel of
states prison. She began by sing
sacred songs, but by The consent of
chaplain, who substituted music
the regular Sunday service, she
b "Coming Through the Rye" Il
song, and concluded with Hone,
Pet Home"
{By the way. Miss Kellogg. story
been published in Western ia
to the effect that you played po-
interjected her visitor.
look OF surprise and glance AT
mother was all the response.
ling her eyes behind her hands, a
Pa smile stole over her face, but
no reply.
And it is stated" continued the
For, that IL reporter for the Ka' sas
1 Times, calling on you one even
unwittinply, broke up little
fe-handed Jackpot. which contain
fferenty-five cents and which YOU
Just opened with three jacks
hi' opened Miss kelloeg's mouth,
waving her hand toward her
Pier, she said: "Oh, We PLAY cards
pass away the time on the ears.
what company does not? A per-
can not always read or talk"
hen it is fact that you had Il
i-pot of seventy-fve cents?'
no, sir; that is not true. | would
|call that much of pot Ia get eN-
over, ami Furthermore. | have
fr been interviewed 10y IA Times r.
FER. If | should ev,r return I"
sas City, might call upon that
|vidual to instruct me as 10 what
ltituted jackpot"
Does Miss Peaseiilso play poker"
No; she does not know how, but |
eays she would not hesitate If she
dme. Carreno, then, is included in
4 poker party 81
J es; she is very fond of the game.
LSchwab, she and | general y play
he cars, and | do not see anything
Pc game to make n fuss about
You play for money, of course?n
What game OF cards would be in
sting unless you play for stakes?
true we never played very high.
orally for five centsante."
DO you limit your bets"
pa, yes; we never bet higher than
lty-five cents"
hen j suppose considerable in-
y centers IN The game sometimes"
Veil, | should say shaking her
emphalically. "Why one night
I. Carreno lost $50 and she played
bly, reckless, thinkilg to recover
osses. Bluff, d all the time"
What, $50 at twenty-iive-cent
ts?'i
Veil. You see, we played long
, and When one has bad luck the
, pile up rapidly"
10 many ladies Of the profession
10 play ing lDker?'
dare say they do, for have yet
sar Of Theatrical company that
not while away the time In this
cent amusement. Why, The game
Eyed in alrncst every house where
are ladies', and why should pro-
'nal people decline To play II? he I
, IL does not follow that lecause a !
plays poker she must play hr
ey or bet. although game, what
II is, would be awfully stupid II
was no object to be played Tor.
J. again. IL there Is anything Dan
lmoral in poker, the same may De !
Of any other game of cards. sueh =
chre, casino, mother goose, etc., y
II OF which you c n bet money, :
he continent and In England IL u
anon thing to see ladies playing q
and gambling, while at many II
. ladies sit down 10 gaming tables a
Eager large sums of money" u
hen you think gambling among c