Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25


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,tttlll 1YsFeTsilW With rinn NoTl,hs aI,,,,
learn & SuEt literature, was surprised ~
- inai the distinguished piarer bs,i r.as
MY niue on The subject IA tart Nc ~
y, - q, ltE3 low books had been OF mueh esiis
10 nun On looking NJ the irohlens H. W.
nelsi g 81, 70 md that they were considered
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Mloqght out the saline deduefions r,yseif
eHl.NnNeN, as necessary cnnseqtirl,.,s :.
1nietlhs similar occurred IA tic r,nert.
Mn Il, ~ NeWton The English philosnliher
WIZ W II Is said demonstrated nc proilenis
OF Eueiii IN the sanin way,
,,e ",nc!hes q man plays quick or slow Il a
raa iiTr ,s % hane have always been a
Ihli9 player hut while I usuaNv piny q
Iaph game there are occasions when / AM
qg.te ucii0erqte In making ny moves
IAW Aorply was one Of the greatest
l niisysss az nlindioll chess. In Paris he
W"!ed GBht bhndfold rames simultaneously
az the CAFE de IN Regence His confcsfsnts
~ ms lime formed q strong phalauX ~
pay ers well known in the chess world ~
MY dAy, among them being Boucher, Pred
Chess is played more in ENGLAND. and
Alnefica Than 10 any other paris Of lie
world, but the Germans excel IN their fheo.
t ~ s,hi ana philosophical presentetion Of
yon recall the fact that de Gern,ana XIII,
osophize. upon all subjects, ono German.
y VIII be remembered, devoted his whole
me "a pretty long one ut that, To the pre.
par9tlon OF learned book on a slugle root
of the Greek language
London for many years has been a great
chess center Just before Mnrphy became
S5pieoIated tn, the game was made. popular In
tue great English capital by cSiled foreign.
efa especially Poles aud Italians Who emf
grated to London by the hundreds for unli-
ucnl reasons and who mot together for the
purpose OF smoking and playing chess. This
different coffee houses, and finally q Air.
iiaden opened regular establishment
called the London Chess Diyan. Tits was
away back IN $50. Nllddeu kept a tobacco
store in King street, Covert Garden and he
lifted up Il room In the rem with chess
boards and chess literature, calling Il Glld-
dpns nivan =
The 'Diyan" passed into other hands and
IN 1877 gained a great reputation from the
fact that labourdonnais a famous French
player, come from Paris and for a time
played there exclusively. London chess
players are never tired a. speaking of the
"nivNn,' Which was patrohzcd by the great
experts OF the day, including Horwit2 An
derssen, Lowenthal Howard Stauntgn, the
wei known writer on the game, and Henry
1 Thomas huckle. the author Of THE history
Of Civilization who though not profess
sionnl was an excellent player.
There are several hnurshing chess clubs
IN London az the present tme. The Lon
don Chess club. started In 1907 Is one Of
tho most important. There stanton and
HorWiiz played famous matches and PAU
whgn he. IN 1852. played his challenge game
with Herr luwouthal
The modern epoch Of chess dates from