The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-16
A GAmE Of DRAW PoKER
"PaIabis for the Old Foiks,' ny Mu-
rat HaIs,ead
IBrookiyn Eagle


Iilcaeo Ia Quo, taking with him
retuln Ilekel, losi lie should Ian
against ClncIuhatl wheat Speculation
al,u DC rOUueu Ot that wherealth lie
mouiu ian Duy nnur ana gum sn"es
lOr nls sIalnus IA tile season oI cold
nnlen e.,Ineta upou lnose VIM nve
Ia ,,,ncagu fTsln tle tenth IL the fuurth
mouth, aua nnd nilnseii auIoDg sls-
neTs anu puOiicaus, Mnose msicy h
stialneu even 81 nae tldt IL "oui
Dulnei you sonl= to discover IL.
Aud nIieu lie nad reached Cincln
nal ne went IL an Inn and gave tu tue
lanuioId tnere1I Inc pieces ol sliVsr,
saving " ~ liun >es ousiuess Win ine,
Itar,4c; IA Irnln Diltef IreeK. Aun
he nno hcpt tlie iun inafNcied Srraa!,
aLu he saia un.o ItuIseiI: nese De
siiange men tnAt COME from ChicaSo,
tncy are nol 40 nc DI,he,i ny ahotel olil,
anu ne WIG endeayofs 10 ouLwii them
10 lnyarIusbIg headed oil. But newell
ihe,ess hc belhougnl himself of d
poser game "nlen WAS thaI hight In
,ne lun, anu laughed 10 himself VITA
eAceeaing great JJg. Incn ar"se the
landlord anu went lnto the pace CALI
ca bal, where Ut II certainty ne shUuid
nud the man from Cnlcago, aud APP
pr1aCnlng him sad:
"liIeIc TIC IN TINS III, even inthe thlra
stniy lnefeoI, d snIaii party oI prom
nrni eillzens Mic uo pay al the game
eateu ufa" puher. P-feh"nce Ihou
mignt alter mucn Travail, secure IA
se.a among item.
Anu mneu the host of the IN had
spake these words wltcnlbg smiIe
dIu play around lhe llps ut the Cil-
cage intp, aud he Answered, saying:
i am yet young, aud Ut IA certaini4
ial from mine halne aud family, and
teatlul iest / tal1 among tai ves.'
But the laDai0td fcDukcd him, say
ing. la TINS party mnereoi 4 speak
afe uuly business men, two Dclng Coi-
oneis Rua one Jug. Noutd you
not devm 4, al honur la piay viii
thtsef Aud tae CncaSo Gian Was
oNulcunis and sald soitiy. II nuuia
tAtllcf.' whlen, being Interpreted.
means thai lac snou.d O.usn IA siggic.
81 tnes went up IN mhat Is eanea
tie Elevator. until thlee stories were
b. .ow them, anu tile landlord KNOCK
Ell soitiy wn tie anor of u room IN
which agnt gieamcd brightly.
Aud the door opened.
And Wien tic Chicago. man had
seated himself anu boughI chips, an
hundred snekeis wurtn, he spake not,
but drank heartily. Aud II came to
pass taat after many dea.s Que oi Tie
Lolonrls dld bet seven sheKe,s, whcfc-
upon bel the Calcago man IKE
amount, aud uId sanqulsl the Coi"ncl,
wno had that which Is ca,ieu lHo
pair. Aud When liIls occurred thflce
lns Cnlouei sa.a unto the Judge: "ilc
Is playing taem close 10 his storlacn.
Anu IL was ST..
But presently there came To tie
Colonel hand ot exceeuing beauty
anu strength, being tour aces. AMI
he win he'd them Was ililed With glec
and knew not tear, piacing III The GEN.
ter at the table great quantities al
snekes. Anu wncn II came Ia that
which is catlca tue draw the Chicago
man tuuk not oI the catus, SAYING that
he Was c ntent. Bul tnv Cuionei tnuk
one, Win great boastlne, telling, With
intent lo deceive tie otner, oI How lie
would bel, II pelchance he made "A
fuil, winch Is IA han,i Oi great Strength
aud capable OF overcoming ihrors, ar
even a flush, but winch Cannot prevail
against tours. Anu having saia tnsse
words he wagered heavly ut SILVER
ana gold, all of winch The Chicago
man dia cover, and even belted mpre,
whereupon put Colonel Also his watch
and diamond TN the table, and wager
ed them freely. And when all had
been belted tue Chicago man sald,
''Slraight flasn," even AS he spoke
gathering unto himself all the treas
ures tile table held. And when he had
placed in his pocket all the shekels,
anu in his shlrt iront the diamond.
and adorned himself with the watch,
he became suddenly sleepy and SAID !.
II am too full 10 play well to-uight.
| will go to bed"
And he went
But those wao were left did hea,
their breast and cry out, saying: "llow
are We knocked down and para, zed