Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-17

YOU will find the daily newspapers Of
every principal city in the world DO
you care to hear some delicious music
In that magnificent concert salon on the
LETT two grand concerts are given daily,
by some Of the finest orchestral
musicians in Europe. You prefer TO
offer up n sacrifice OF some OF your gold
and bank notes at the shrine OF that
hCkle goddess, VAGINAL Then pass ON
and We shall enter vast l. shaped apart
munt where a fortune may be lost or
won In a moment or two. Handsome
women, whose apparel suggests that OF
Mother Eve before the fall, look down
upon a polished oaken floor from the
ceiling where they have been gludily
lrescoed by French artists in decidedly
namboyant style. There are a dozen
gaming tables in the room, and there IS
a crowd OF eager players at each. Love
Is said to level all ranks and the love Of
gambling most certainly does so, There
Is complete equality, absolute demo-
cracy At the gaming table. The prince
and the paupcr, the pick-pocket and the
philanthropist, the hardened coqueite
aud the fresh young society bud stand
side by side and give and take points
with regard to each others play. have
observed one OF the greatest swindlcrs
and card sharps in all Europe explaining
his system of play to a clergyman, Tor
more than once have seen the Roman
collar in the grand salon at Monte
Carlo. The always cool Russian, the
eNcitable l'renchman, the sto id German,
the 6iaSf Englishman aud the keen, self
confident American elbow each other at
the tables and show their national
characteristics more plainly here than
anywhere else. There are CdmiIIsS and
NaHdS from Paris, and ingenues from
New York. Everybody who makes the
grand tour OF the continent OF Europe
visits Monte Carlo, and no matter how
much he or she may be opposed to
gambling when at home, they play a
little here, just to say on their return
that they have done so, and because It is
an experience without which no Euro
pean trip is complete. This is on the
same principle that presidents of foreign
humane societies always 20 to bull
fights when they are in Spain or Mexico.
Play begins 1t noon and continues for
eighteen hours without intermission. or
until o'clock the next morning. Then
the Casino is closed for six hours while
il is aired and cleaned. R0nPe el mir.
hyeRIs ei qHdraRfe aud roulette are the
games that hold everybody spell bound
during those eighteen hours when the
monotonous cries OF the croupiers, the
click OF the ball and the muttered curses
OF the losers are the only sounds that
break the silence.
have seen some famous companies
| gathered about the green cloth at Moine
Carlo Rather less than a year ago
saw your great American millionaire.
William II. Vanderbilt, lose SIC, 600 OF
the money left him by his father. He Is
an ideal gambler, calm and mpertru.
bable, and from the face he wears while
| playing no one could ever tell whether
ne IS losing or winning He is a great
contrast III that respect to your American
comedians, De Wolf Hopper and Mr.
Hoey who from part he PLAYS /.
known by the soubrquet OF sod
Hoss.' saw the former win little
money here, andl have seldom seer
any one more exultant over success
rus lace was radiant, and he laughed
ana almost shouted. The same /,
true OF "Old Hoss" Hoey, who mad,
a very large winning here, ever
nc did not actually break tn,
BANK, MS he describes himself to hay,
nave done IN his song "How broke III,
BANK AT Monte Carlo" Chauncey NJ
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