The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-22
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and AIR T.oeYier mo, l.T tt. trirrt
pageant aroma rho -ts... -.,.t r.f.-.r.s IL
the side. left :he -.rIs 20 d.. rrand
march II was "a lively f.-.-,,f ets-.I..
KINGS ana ouee,s i'm r,l,ri ,..,st,irl-a fa.tl-
In varied colore. nlzo tbe pictures or q
regulation mack brfrbt a.tltsrtes .s
aces. with hearts SHADES clubs ana dfa-
mouds On their drezst. spot CARDS an
regularly numbered. and finally H.. Joker.
ia c4uaud hollis brinalnt,. iI, tl,o ,..-
The cards broke from The march into a
merry dance shutting themselves ANA
then IN two solid squares like conranies
of infantry. revolved around each other
in a cut Then Mai GoodIoe dealt them
out in four hands h tho plaver. and tha
fun commenced. As the four cards Of
each trick reached the center they did a
fancy dance graceful and stately for the
court cards and lively for grotesuue for
the spot cards and tho Jacks.
Admiral Upshur had the lead and ul9ved
trumps sending out q ueaI, little two
spot just for fceler Mr. Lequier took
desperate chances and tried the r1reeotlsfv
attircd king but the king bowed his apofo-
eies for living when Dr. Nash sent the
dainty ace Of hearts. Miss DcPevstcr.
hutttering ont Of the center. Mai Good
loe saw that tho trick was gone and
threw off a nve-spot. and the victorious
ace led the trick through "A stately m.nuet
waltz and then off TO their resting place
at Admiral Upshur's corner.
Or. Nash had the lead and he made
the most OF il, sending out Miss Nellie
Reeda, the stately queen Of diamonds IL
was the queens day to smile and she
received the fight, eight and seven of her
subjects. who quickly followed TO pay their
obeisance, and after their dance, the
frauenllst, led them over to keep company
with the other captives taken by the little
ace of hearts.
DR.. Nash still held the lead and played
a heart ten-spot to which Mai. Goodloe
feeling his partners hand, responded with
six. Either Admiral Upshur thought
the trick was safe or he was running low
in hearts. for he waved the three SPOT of
the same suit toward the center. and then
Mr.. Lequicr, seeing his chance, played
the queen, Miss Belle Hagner The queen
was indisputable and she led her follow
ers through the Favorita quadrille and
then carried them on as the first spoHs
of the opposition.
Il was Mr.. Lequier's time to respond, but
apparently he could not do much for the
gene lie sent a. four-spot club dancing
to the center and Or. Nash, going him
one better. to speak in card parlance. or
dered out a five. Mai Goodloe was weak
in this suit and a little two spot was the
best he could do. Admiral Upshur re-
sponded with the nine spot. which was
good and the four lowly spot cards in
duged in a lively dance
Admiral Upshur was apparently strong
on hearts, for he led them again. notion
ing out "a four spot Mr. Leauter raised
him fou.. spots more with the eight and
then DR. Nash came to the rescue with
the lively jack. A seven was the best that
Mai Goodloe could do and the orchestra
struck up the Ruddygore hornpipe. to
which measure the cards danced a lively
fling
Dr. Nash again had the lead. and if ev-
cry one had followed him they would have
worn diamonds But they didn't He
/ PLAYED two-spot to which Mai GoodIoe
/ added a six. and the admiral endeavored
to make good with ten. But Mr.. Leauier
who had been losing right along, thought
! it was time to stop, and he didn't do a
thing but trump it with the nine spot
/ heart The diamond cards bowed to the
/ inevitable and did a Scotch reel, one OF
/ the most graceful dances of the evening.
and waltzed over to Mr. Ieauier's side
/ leaving the score to in favor of the op-
position.
! MIR. Lequer was not taking chances
now. and led Miss Poor the ace of clubs.
! The other royal cards of the suit laid
low. and the six, three, and seven spots
were sacrificed in quick succession to the
invincible one spot. after which the cards
broke into a merry bolero and went of
10 add another TO Mr.. Leduier's string.
Mr. Leauier stuck to the clubs and
plaved the ten. but the other Mr. Lequier
as the lack of clubs overshadowed it.
Mai Goodloe. however, had Mr.. John
ston the king of the suit. and Admiral
Trpsbur seeing the game was hopeless,
threw away a four-spot spade This
made rho tricks balance. and the -four