Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-17


- r"rie,t1% ut II nns4l t.untc. &c.:
This story Advuu"t with r.>~crvr.
| II was told Inr hv a y,,nnG nlHliru. II !:
i W. I'LL !ztsuw tint medical :>l,,'ltt!l> H.:
Of u W'culnrty reserved, retircnt and
stel'cr race, Nter>r to rxnggetntlon t',rl
| r,nmrl<uble fur the voraety Ut tl1e,t
/ anecdotes lie who related t!'u fu;tt'" :
m= astonishing experience told lilo t|1:>i
1t took Place ut 1T. Bartholomew. III
| perhaps IT was ut ttl>y'> or St. TIlot:i>'
Tie essential thing il tllat it took t.!*::>.: Z:
Mt II hospital. .-":.. j:
1t was evening" and not late N11t::..: r.
the resident hu1t>e physicians. II y1nt> :.
lna1 viii Il trientl. Al%, a young 1tt.St;; #:
raI tnut,. whose evidence can b.. }'>:>=..
enreI III currot,orte the story, y. ::
playitls Il tl,n'bIc duthnly. ~TMy i:
hrrn rlayit1s 1tt1lA tinG. 1lnt|lin=t i" r.
,t*:,nl hapIr'sti,,3,. Tl>ey were <el}>>
Il >,u:1re tlhlg,,: Ont Of them, 1T =:
le@l1ntIng u( t|lt fn.W g'ttit:. hA1}*~
>lrul vi1l1*~1Eis n~u dummy. Nv il: =. J..
rule, tit utuh|e dummy: Wlje:l h'"*:s
t1ttNift|N u .S!fiHt ti}ft*,
pinned: Til, &':,rtl4 ri tt.+ two .tt.'ntt,I|::G !.
ware takes ~ by Invisible lai,IAsl.
Which arranged them aud hct1 tIhtnt III:
,l,t. usual fua1lke furul 1t was :t> Il
! the cnr'}S WIRE ia hr air 'lIte two
,ur,l lopk.4ln .:,rl, rti,t'r and ut tl,i<
,lrnu'i,+'Ion with >tulr,torfi'a.
| If They had not been iu1.tl nf Sci.''t't
they would have He'd >|lrIntsins. Tict
one OF the dummies hands we're sharply
raped III tIw table. ''flInt .uenuy
pIay," whispered nnc Ut them. and with
II 41s>p, he led, Tie play Of the invi~.
| ible dummies WAS NIL right, The Ieat1
Ing partner took tile trick and returned,
changing the suit tn show the hand she
held, MY >lle, because by this +tne
t there were visible the hands and nrnts
that held tile cards. hut nothing more,
One of the players WIS II wutl.an with
| hare arms showing from II sleeve of
! white lace: her fingers had rings l,pon
tllelm The other was II Nuns viii,
nm ordinary coat sleeve and white cuff.
Tic men put down tl!eirpipes. They
played the game n solemn silence.
Presently it became apparent that the
| lady played Il mastery game. She held
good cards; SD did her partner. They
,cored in the first rub~~tlonbfe, treble
and the rub. aud III the secolitl ~~ treble,
single and the rub.
"Never,' inv ,,arrntor told mn. "1f1
play with IL finer ptuyer SHE seemed
to know by Instinct where every card
In the pick wis. 1t tile end II tlta
double rubber Fhe arms disappeared,
They WELT away nS they tAliie. Il have
never seen tlle14 since. though | often
invited them tn rorue hv dealing the
cards on tl4e table,. I lave often won.
1erc} who t|le ttly WIS; young. as
gathered fro'n the appearance Ut her
tile taper fingers aud tho rings. aud til.
Iarc, ind certain way If carrying her
arms. Frol.c>o'!le. a. w:.+ proved hv
her sitting down IL play with only her
arms visible, unmarried, from the NIB
senre ct Il wedding ring.
WHO could >i,e 10: WHY WIN she
brought to the hospital? Wi4at IL Iier
story Why did she die ~: young
Above I'LL, iipw cpnl,l slle, ut her earl:
Age. have aclu|red slath n knowledge
ri Whit It 1t very rttre to find Il girl
plnyi.as whist etcn tltrrntly. l'rrlu4ps.
after ~~aftcr leaving tho hospital" h.
aided, with SOME =AEtli"unx: If exrpri
t,af**. .'Sllr may have i>u.s1 nppor:,1ni:
rex fur pfstetfot,: -: :*** " ::
.>."'4i> for her companion. llc WAS coin
paratitciy embarrassing. lie had
cl,aiked stones on til. fingers aud he
was onI: IL mediocre player llc neg.
lecte'l Ills partners |ca'I. he bottled l,rr
trtl,tlr>, and one he throw nwuy TIT
king of tru1nps, not even trying to save
1t 10y mn Obvious fincsse, but the
Indy the Iudv--silc, indeed. WAS iii,
vine. Waiter Bes'tnt III Philadelphia
Times
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