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GATES A GAME LOSER.
Story Erom Hot Springs of Slow famous
Speculator Plays faro East and
Recklessly.
Hot Springs, Feb. 23. —In one
of the most spectacular plays at
faro that have been seen here
this season, John W. Gates, the
new King of Wall street, lost
between $10,000 and $15,000
Wednesday evening. The news
of his loss did not become gen
erally known until today, when
it leaked out through attaches of
the Arkansas Club, where Gates
has been playing heavily since
he arrived here.
Gates and his party reached
Hot Springs in a special car last
week. The man, whose luck in
-took speculations has been prac
tically invincible, started out at
once to “Buck the Tiger. ” He
picked out the Arkansas Club as
the field of operations.
Every evening-, alter dinner,
Gates could be seen at the club.
On Wednesday he strolled into
the place as usual. Taking a
stand at the faro table, he began
his sensational play. Chips at
this table were being sold at
$250 a stack.
AND HE DIDN’T PAY A CENT.
Gates bought $1,000 worth.
Not a cent did he pi’oduce. He
did not even make a memorandum
of his purchase. All of that was
done by the man who sold the
chips.
Gates lost his first $1,000 in
less than a minute. He turned
around to the croupier and got
another $ ’ ,000 worth. That also
vanished like magic. For five
minutes he played fast and furi
ously. At the end of that time
he had lost just $10,000—forty
rounds of chips.
After this short stretch of
time his luck varied slightly, but
he stopped between $10,000 and
$15,000 to the bad on his even
ing’s play.
While he stood at the table
^fceral of his friends were near
A.
him, but they displayed no more
concern over the event than he
did. and he showed none at all.
Hardly a word did he utter dur
ing the time he was playing.
When he spoke it was in guttural
monosyllables which no one save
the croupier could understand.
LIMITED AT ROULETTE.
Mr. Gates is such a hard prop
osition for the gambling fratern
ity here that he has been prac
tically barred from playing at
roulette. At this game he usu
' ally insists on doubling up and
runs his bets as high as $100,000
at a clip. With the unlimited
I sums which he thus stands ready
! to place on his favorite color or
| number, it is almost an impossi
bility to get his money, and so
the gamblers had to fix a limit
for him. This he would not
tolerate, hence he is now con
fining himself to faro. At the
card game he is permitted to go
! as far as he likes, which is just
| what Mr. Gates wants.
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LOW WINTER TOURIST RATES
SEASON 1905-1906
To HOT SPRINGS. ARK.,
And to certain Texas points and other well
known resorts in the
SOUTH and WEST
Via Iron Mountain Route
Tickets on sale daily November 1st to April 30th, 1906,
with full return limit June 1st, 1906.
j For information and literature, write
DANIEL DELANEY,
Traveling Passenger Agent, St. Louis.
Or see Agent Iron Mountain at Newport, Ark.
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