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wnts~n for The Sunday Morning RAsoo.
HALFWAY.

walked beside the Oc~an strand,
And sseamiag there among slbe saad
sag p-ari. tat in my hand
'Tsas .and. just worthless crumhasng sand
Ai"ns III. mountains ta-- one day
Amid the common coar>~r clay,
lcaught . shining golden ray.
sioopcd-'tsas ci.y-she ccer~~ss clay.
In forest shade once did saik,
Above lu-thoushp Parsa-d BY hawk
fl~w tn my hand. t'ny h-~u io m~-k)
u MAS n hawk. n -lnrrow hawk
! sac rich fruit 'svas oser-d free
IyeArussi 70 Ca>te-O,. mystic s-a-
The fruit 10 ashes turns>i.-for me
Twas of the sra-sh- chill dead .ca.
am cout-ni' half way { stand
To-day, and vies the distant land.
! no more wslk the shiny sand,
Nor seek for paris on ocean strand.
II the weary length must GO
~ three -,or- years and ten, I know
That shall SEEK %. more islow
The common" clay. for golde" glow.
Nor ever turn my steps aside
To catch dove. where shadows hide,
But near the mountain top IN bsde
Till shadows INTO sunlight glide
Then ahAii see each mystery
Aud:phan'om doubt all cleared away
And shall know. ON that bright day
Why pearls were sand. and gold was clay.
MAY MYErir.
SedAlia June !, lB.s.
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The following letter 90 received yester.
day nj ,his Office, which will be read with
interest BY those Who happen to BE- inter.
.s<d:
Fr. SCOrr. KAN. June 6.
Editor Ra.oo:
unaierss and from M. CousIlen. of this
city. that there has BEEN an articIs. local or
. "os'c, os.eIso Puo'"neo 10 seSeM 70 'ne
,Uv,hin. r,urrhens;ble b. oniere3 pahl;.h.
al asaioss ny vile, the parties and the
publisher viIi Be held responsible. From
"'s s:.'roe"' ! sosPsc'oe ne mas wrote ."
I;.h.,i in The ;..ne If linn. an -h;ch 90.
not doae. Will you please send me the ar
s,eie or copy Of Il. that ! may k"o" how
r., m. ~. ,hss - .."-h. !. No., ..o".
D.nv Sc Snfo,sun.,rlv s. r,ca iro., this
city in company with Mrs. Conallen, but
With the consent u ne family, and has
.,.n,. ' !" ~. 70. I'M :. AZ , ~,
You will take due notice and govern YOUR
self accordingly. J. T. PARKER.
NJ. Consllen says 'there has been an
article ordered publi-he<l.'
How does Mr. q. know 40 much?
And then. Mr. Parker, you are going to
hold the parties and the publisher RESPONSE
Die.
That's right.
Libel suits attended to with neatness and
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The St. Louis police and detectives
have not succeeded in arresiing Sander, the
murderer Of Prints The fellow 20 20
drunk as the time that be could hardly
navigate. but that didn't help the police
any. There il ~ sbiding belief among
the people Of the ''fuiure great" that the
police didn't have any objections to arrest
ing Sspden-their Only fear w. that that
pistol might still have . charge or TOO
in il and would quite probably do other
serious damage.
The BAsoo representative 10 under OBJ
lisstioos TO the U q. Expre3 Agent At
Columbia for favOss Of . very substantial
charscier.-Sedalia Basoo.
Yes. doubsles for taking care of thai
imsavsal and widely known white plug
which - picked up By chance and fog
vssded to The "6ea bite" editor.-CHs.bia
Naleanaa.
The hat arrived in good order and old
Flea Bite" i happy.
"A few yeam ago plain white or colored
slockines we're The o~iy tiad Of hosiery
vosn, bot Tie sssckines Of The eEiremeiy
fashionable lsdy d to-day are asis al 6ne
colored silk, covered With gay coIorei hui-
tesiliea, birda, and even Landscape pictuss,,
and The mode 10 going from bed 70 vosse.-
Aaekina RfriSG.
Msybe %; bot ed like to know hov Il
happened that you became % Wiaf
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For . few day. pass Mn Eaeslls Eseill
Of Howard eoossy and Lin 0ssesiss Sasl'
don, Of Sedalia, have bess hososed gusssa
al The family Of Mrs.. Judge J. B. Helm, q
her residence o. Broadway.
The sios dssvisg sear Goe shss depart
ore, they vese hooosed lass evening y Q
party sisss b M Helm, q hss Plsssaas
houe, - oecasios which ths yoaag ladies
win loae ssoenbss vssh pleasant sssssis.
Mis Mollis Helo, vhoo he ssssss bod
bees visiting. setsd - hosaea ed her svsss
asd winning vsys made every oss iesa gel
come sed 1t ho0s.
There veas pssseas tAs hoeossd 90
besutiful susas Mi.o SAeldos asa Essill.
and the Mi~ss Msexis Asdsssoe. Belle
Dulasy, Bessie Milsoa. 0eosyis Arusssoes.
Jesaie Clsysoa. Addie Bsove. Masy Helm
Lola Hart, Jeanne Helm and Mary Lahe-
nsn; Nr.n. q. b. Eiess. C. vosAip. J.
T. Barter. d. I. Mossoa. r r. L,hssss.
I. 8. Hovsll. l. z. Hessse. g. n. Mites.
W. r. Chiss. Jon. ~. Lssgue. ". r. Hseh.
". Fosnau aad J. G.. HELM.
There - ossie, oissh asd esyety. shd
The evening Psssd - ees 81 she osss
pleasant which hsd sssa sprss n HaaasAsl
foe many dsy.-Haasi3sl Obriw. Jsns. 6
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4 CARD.

To ell vAo sss snGsriag Iron ~ ssv0sl
asd isdisssssioes q yoaah, sesSoss veak-
se's. early decay. loe 81 oasAood r.,
will sesd . srcsipa- sAas vill cure yos
FREE OF CHARGE TIL sss.s sseedy
- discovered bS . ai~isaasy in 0DssA
Aoesiea. Assh Q sesksd1ssnsd sovuo0ps
p the Rev. JsapA 7. lnoas, osaaiss D
New Yost City. 1.90aA0ly :
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RAILROAD NOTES.

The attorneys think 5000 . mile .
fair asae~ment of II. K. 4 +. stock for
taxation purposes.
Fort Scott he's dismissed her suits
against the n. K. 4 r. railroad.
The Mayor had the deciding vote and the
suits were dismissed.
Jefferson City proposes to have the
machine shops Of the Missouri Pacific Ne
turned TO that burg. We already see EN-
going.
The ST. Louis TS~e changes that
break hes already been made in passenger
rates, and that the Pacific 10 selling
tickets from Kaasas City to St. Louis fos
s. a redscsiun Of g SC from the regular
price. The Kansas City Nail knows moth
ing shout it, bot says The crab nay take
plsce Il any moment. II is hard 10 say
what result this vail have o. passenger
rates iron 6edalis East and West, but The
eeaersI presumption II the psioe Of tickets
will Be reduced along the line Of the
roads. The cause Of the var il . charge
made By The Pacific and Northern thst the
Chicago 4 Alton have been selling tickets
Through the 81. Louis scalpem) from s..
Louis 10 Ksnsaa City for s. 80 OF = BE-
Low The regular price.
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"A hotel exclusively Tor gentlemen ]
70 Be built In Chicago. II is TO Be lares
handsome, furnished in the bert style, an
70 have IN excellent table.
Kind al bachelor hall We suppose
But 81 all the men 20 to boarding their
great Lord, What large number Of vome
vill be killed trying 10 ascend the ele
yasor!
-Kie~ling. Of the Eaipas. has been 4
Put-in-R.y. Wonder ii he will next 70 &
Behring Strait.
Considering the fact that he has just 60
married. We wouldn't be much aston,she<
il be goes 10 bearing strait.
Now that hot days come on spsce, tb'
New York San sug9esis hOw unlucky II
that Satan never takes summer vacation
While the J,aslon Are away, he, roaring lio'
that he IL. gill provl about the shepherd
les folds more vlxilsnlly than ever. seeking
whom he may devour.
Wonder IL this fact made Beecher Civ,
up his summer vacation half finished ans
hasten home TO see IL Satan had really 60
pase~ion Of poor Elizabeth
"A little 6ve-ye.r old came up 10 hi
mother and said. "Moth~r I saw something
run across the Kitchen floor, and il ham
any leg. either; what do you supps~ i
va !" The mother said abe supposed i
Wa . worm or snmrthing If that rOrt. F.
aaliy she gave IL NJ. and the YOUNGER
calmly said. 1T wns sou,e WATER"
And then he got spanked To badly thai
something ran from his eyes without leg
and-els-wh~r-.
-wh~re will the next World. Fair be
held !-E.
Can't sp<sk f"r Won. hat our next worlds
fair will he held in Heaven.
Last Friday the gnu in Bsrnnm',
great moral show gut It's back up and hut
ted the breath oui of its k-~per, and rai-<-
Ned in the mensgesie generally.
Troops should Immediately be forwarded
10 sappres this gnu rebellion.
AT the d-poi the other day, . yOune
man put his head out al the car window u
kiss hi- girl good-bye, when the train
pulled out so rapidly that he kissed an oil
African female nj the next station.
Doubtless that's what he told his CIR, but
veil 20 the beer that that old A. {. .. n. 3
Was his washerwoman presenting her bill.
There !. money in the United State.
including c',in of all kinds aud paper, about
$3.50. OtO. QUO, or SO for every man in the
country.
We always knew there Wa money
enough. only somebody else has got orI
share. That's what Ne object 10.
We hear rumor that JEFF Younger
he hears voice calling him TO ''come VI
higher"
Why not? JEFF is certainly big enough
fool to 30 70 Congress and the fools Of hi'
county would not be slow in electing him
No. Eleven 10 the usual sise.-Je6enos
Ciy 2ribsae.
Ish? We supposed the foot Of Je6er.
con City girl Was great deal larger than
that.
-NANfRD-The biggest fool in The
State to represent 81. Joe in the next Leg
islature.
Whoopee! Martin Williams, your time
hes come Il last.
Mr.. Willie, our ever. working Warden,
II constructing 6ne barn for the State
Edips.
Nov, ~ the Tribune says there are "no
folks" in your town, we may Imagine that
this barn 10 to put the long cared gentry in
but ve won't.
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QUICK TILL 10 CHICAGO.
CSoosssisg Nay HI ~ n. K. d
ss.is Isssisg ~ 0snisss 6osss, Sssslia.
q 80 ?. .. vill soesesa q Hssaibel 9th
Gase sxpssD ovss ~ C. RAQ r r veeA-
i.e CAisase - 50 p - asxt dsy. Sleep
q eas q thh tssia iron 0edslia 10 Han
sibsl ed Quincy. Char On 1soo
fro0 on,nay - Chteego
Mosaisg sssis EasG vill lsa,s sedalia q
as6 .. n. eoesecsisG q Hsaaibal With
iAsoseh slesp;ag case over c. b 40 RIB
10 CAiesee. spd vish sAsoash sssrPisg eass
over 10 great WahssA ~ % Toledp.
Nos.isG sss;s iron ~ west.. osss tAe
Missouri Pscile BY cessscis 9th y. Z.
4 7. ssais lsssias ssdalis q SIS . =.
oily.
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THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
Come, Everybody, and Enjoy the
Hspptest Day Of Your Life.

Under the auspices Of the Knights Of
Pythias Of Sedalia, we expect 70 havs Q
Fourth Of July celebration, that be- .sves
been equaled in Missouri.
All trades, professions, secret oedeo and
glasses Of whatever calling. are sxpecssd 10
participate in the parade. Raponses are
pouring in from every part Of The State
sigaifylng . readiness 10 participate. There
will Be large delegations from st. Louis
Kansas City. St. Joe, Warrsnsbsrs. Boon
willie, Lexington aud many other points.
The soees that will b displayed 10 the
pssoessios By The Representatives of the
different trades and proisss,oas will veil
sepsy any one for all trouble and expense
Of coming here On that day. Il i expecssd
that The display Of Gre vosks in ths even
ing will surpso anything Of The kind ever
before exhibited in Tie Wet.
AcAlL.
The eeotle0ea o. Tie oo0oittees and ill
other citizens Interested in aakiag the lsh
Of July . day long 70 b remembered In
Sed.lia. vail please meet ~ tie City Coun-
Gil Rooms, On Tuesday evening, Jase 10! a.
o'clock. Come everybody, and let %
take counsel together.
Ono. L. FAULHABER,
Chair. Ways and Means Con.
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APPLETON CITY ITEMS.

e. I. Ssifs has leassd The PsiOe Hose
All II ksrpsaG No. hotel. TIE boys oil
stop ss the Prior.
Governor B. Grs,s Bsovn hsa been in
vited to os.as on The Fo0nh Of July q
Monegas Spring..
John FArr, Conductor on the NJ, K. 4
T., has An aunt visiting friends near here
He met the old lady the other day Zoe the
6rst time in twenty yesrs.
The p-ople Of ,hi. vicinity rrA-cs IN
the scsion Of J. Il. Jeaaiags, County Asspr-
ney 81 81. Clair county. and upon Squire
Bylaod for not holding NcNahoa. charged
siih rapinx Mis Ki~ie Livua,a E'iia On
Nay 4. II IL true that the iai"s.nasion u
that time had MT beea 6l~d. hat they ks<1
Of the crime and shouid not have let Nc
Mahoa esc.ps. The friends u the Ellis
family hope ~ get him yet.
An enthusiastic meeting vsa held On
Monday night lsas TO take Steps lookise
toward celebrating The ginning anniversary
of Anercsn iadrp-ndrwcr. II vss rsao.ved
tn celebrate a Moersav Spsiek~. s~d ~
that si0e start she hall rnll,ng tss The ~
novsl Of The COUNTY ss.i iron Oscrols 10
App,esoa. The people al APpsesos City
are ihosoushly in easnrss in thia matter Of
county seat removal. and Capt H. C. DOa-
ahos il . whole train IN The easespsiss.
whss those e"sesPsis,ag people will scoeo-
plish Il i hard 20 desesoiae.
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"Io The early ego 81 The vossd pssions'
were coostsstly Used. sud they have Tie
high sasesios Of eesipsur.l authority" Ths
patrons Of perfumes at Ill sioes have bsss
the most poliaAsd people n The world. ssd
in this see 10 refsed lady o. Rsasleosa
eonsiden their toilet eooPIess vithoss ~
ne Of come delightful scens like d.. Prics'a
Unique Pesfuoes. shieh sse really shs ssas
Of ell odom.
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1T Il not jsdicious 70 postpone Tie con-
sidesaiio. Of yesr health. became you have
not time 10 take Q Thorough coasss Of
medicine, bat take d.. Balls Baltimore
Pilh. which will isduce hsrDoeious
functional eDoes at ooce. PtDce . esals.
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Min Fannie Royal. . bslls Of Lexington,
No, and syssag lady veil asd favorsbly
known in this city, graduated q the
''Bap&ise Fsoals Ccllegs % ThuFsday
evening Iast. Min Fannie rsesivsd the
6.e MEDAL awarded for greatest pro6ciency
in nuaic. Her soay ~ . model Of ele.
CANT and besatifal cooposition, and ~
read in clear asd impressive manner.
When Miss Royal aade hee FINAL bow che
~ made :;ss reciPSsss Of Q perfect ovation,
and Aoral tributes IL most elegant and
costly, were Bestowed upoe ~ in ssch pro-
fus.oo that Tie services Of four usbsss we're
necessary 70 aid in Carrying them from the
stage. The fair and hoaoesd graduate w.
eraceful md coopossd vhils bsloss Tie
sudiseos. s.d acquitAsd Aeaself nest ele-
gastly.
Nio. RI. toilst ~ beastifal. tasty and
elsboeaie. II was . co0biaatioa suit Of
cream Aslesed sasis cd tslls aad ~
Ascorsssd siGh eqaia1As eluses0 asd
~rsaahs a OrsasfDI dsapiag saas3st fuebiaa.
Her coiGass ~ sssy seyliaA I'D becoming
anA was osaa0aaaea nth peaslb ed
1oWess. Oeaaneoaa, diamooda.
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Food greatly bsse6is vhsa given
propesl 1t The right period, bot 70 over.
feed the baby i to sickee il. ssd induce .
degree al suffering. d.. Ball's Baby Sy-
rup IL the bert remedy for The discoDSoss
srisisg fro0 overie<dinG The baby. Price
Is ceuss.
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Sed.lia. vail please meet u Tie City Coun.
Gil Rooms, On Tuesday evening, Jase 10, q
8 O'Clock. Come everybody, and let o.
take counsel together.
Ono. L. FAULHABER,
Chair. Ways and Means Con.
PoeDonaL
C. T. Brown l. q the Garrison.
Lee Porter 10 III and confined to hil
room.
Col. 7. T. Crittenden wss in the c,ty
yesterday.
"A Nj. Latopr lectured in Topeka lsss
night Who i he?
-Mn. C. F. Bell, Of McGegor, Iowa,
daughter Of james Sloane, y Waiting hes
father.
Geo. T. Hardcsstle, of New York, l. in
town With his nose pointed toward Sweet
Springs.
Mis- Mary v. Geotry, Of Sedalis i
visiting her alsa saseT, Christian College.
-Caismbia Natesmas.
Mr.. and Mn. Geo. p. b. Jscksoo vent
to Haghesville, let night, to spend Sunday
in the rural districts.
DR.. and Nina Logan Clark went to
Holden, last night, to spend Sunday With
friends 1t that place.
Henry ID. Shelton Of the firm Of Gaua
Hunicke 4 Co., Of St. Louis. was in town
yesterday 90 route hume.
Rev. g. g. Alexander, Of Soithton, tells
the people Of Holden to-day shout the Co.
pei. May they profit By HE teaching.
COL John F. Philim, Of Sedalia, will
crate to the people Of Csrrollton on the
coming anniversary OF Americas indepesd-
ence.
Mis- Matte Marin, Of Boouville, vas q
passenger to Clinton Last night She will
wiz sing gospel hymns for the Clinton peo-
pie 70 day.
Misses Sadie and Alice Hart, Of Ciin.
ton were in the city Thursday on . shop.
ping tour and we're the guests Of M. and
Mn. E. J. Smith.
w. J. Irwin. Of the ''unlucky place
he's proved lucky once and boy eladdeaa
the hearts Of the family. They Ill smiled
on the BAzoo reporter - he cailed yesser.
day.
IN. s. Hall. . prominent attorney oi
Moberly, Wa in Sedalia yesterday. He
bad been to The Sweet Sprines 70 make Or.
rangemenia for friends to be quartered
there this summer.
Mn. Marion Bisler. wife Of Prof
BigIer, of the Moberly public schools. be-
presented her lord with non. The happy
event occurred On the 1lth Of Nay, and
for three days there was 10 good school in
Moberly.
Mrs. J. K. Nefri6eld came up from
Lexington yesterday morning and returned
home Lest Aight She looks With longing
eyes toward Sedalia % her hooe. and Sc
dalia would Be glad to count her - oss Of
it. aniable inhabitants pesmanently.
Mrs. n. v. Meet, one Of our most suc.
cessful and el6cieat tsschem, left Sedalia,
Saturday morning, for her Summer vaca.
ton She vill visit 1t Nanhsjl, Ksnsal
City and Other places. We hope he nay
enjoy her trip and return 70 her school wosa
recruited in health and spirits.
Mis- Emma Hart, Of Clinton, spent
Yesterday IN Sedalia and ~ exsoined By
Prof. Van Pettea - 70 her qualifications q
school teacher. She paDed N admirable
exaninstioa and returned home Lest night
socoopa.ied By E. J. Smiths six year old
son, Who will see how they do thing in q
county town. Min Hast u IN applicant
for position IN he 6sdslia pablic schools
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The Woy Of the Tfo0o3ro0oof," 70.
A gay Lothario Of Carondelet - in dur.
ance vile. He wrote . sort OF letter 10 Q
respectable lady Of that village. which che
took 70 police headquarters. The chief
advised hsr to answer il and allow hin to
appoint place Of meeting. Thi abe did,
and when the gay young fellow put in IN
aPpsassses. . hsassIes niaioo Of The Law
laid hapds upoe hao, and instead II bic
seooapaaying Tie yosaG lady b ~
vallssd q to ~ police station. He ~
. wy "ssspscsabls' yoang man, and Tie
probabilities ase no Proascutioo vill take
plses foe tAs ssassa. The hssband Of Tie
lady - sway iron hooe 1t ths time.
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LAMoxrx. June 2. 1879.
The caas Of The STATE Of Missouri aesiasa
J. ID. Pscs, for aaasult With inisas 70 kill
Va failure; ah0 the case Of the STATE
sesinss John Ewess for horse stealing, -
dismissed.
-lsasc Daaiosth. E4q.- 81 Besuan. il
Whiting irieads here, and sssssdiag 10 To-
Frank . ice and Ulysses HunG Of
Califosnis. sfe also viai ias fsisadh here.
The fsrnem end esriesess are sgaia
IN the complaint. This time against the
black crickess. which have eaten . great
deal Of corn and garden stud.
The LaNoass mills ere nov dong q
good busineD. shout twenty wagon loeds
Of grain we're 1t the mills on Thundsy, q
good part Of il vhesI
-Arsus Webb. formerly Of this piece,
but nov Of Girsrd, Kansaa. i paying La
Monte visit.
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Are 700 hilio0f use Vsoesss d..
Dsll's Bal6ooss Pills. he specific Sos
Tospsd Liver. ssd oAsesvs ~ great Eelisi
shis valsshls remedy vin aGosd you.
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THE CRITTER LAW.

East sedalisus In llaas lrestine.
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10
PAT. O'CONNoR.l
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r SrEVEl1eON.

On motion the resOlufioas we're unani.
oously adopted and the meeting adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-22
A Serious Error.

So many people rush unthinkingly into
matrimony! Marriage is SO often the re-
suit of circumstances which throw two
persons together-of consideration of
the fitness of things-of momentary i'm
pulses, or of cool deliberation--tha which
should be the happiest state of things is
often the unhappiest. And people speak
of wedding as they would lottery,
where there are more blanks than prizes.
The only true matches are made by love,
and when two people have really loved
really loved from the depths of their
very nothing can ever quite part
them again. We do not say this of those
who have only been called, or called them
selves, lovers. A couple may be engaged,
or, it may be, even married, and yet that
wonderful tie of great love may never
have existed between them. When it
does exist, all the waters cannot quench
it, nor the seas cover it. Forever and
forever-at least, in the forever of life
those two are more than any two who
have not loved can be. Sometimes hap
py fate actually unites two who love thus
and they live long, happy life together.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-22

In Belgravia, Richard A. Proctor shows
that while it is theoretically possible to
construct chess-playing automaton, it is
practically impossible, because the ma
chine would necessarily be so enormous
and complicated. There would scarcely
be room on earth for it, and it could not
be operated. The number of different
combinations that can be formed on a
chess board is approximately represented
at Iooooo,ooo, 100000 900 100000 900 ooo,.
600, and if workman could make and
drill 200 holes an hour it would, to drill
the requisite number of holes in metal
plate for one automatic chess board, re-
quire all the present inhabitants OF the
earth 1oo,ooo,ooo,ooo, 100000 years! There
fore, Mr.. Proctor thinks there will not be a
chess automaton that can play game
unless there is "Life in other worlds than
ours"