New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29

ls really nothing wonderful In doing this as USING
nv mind does not obscure IN the least a clear
mental view Of the changing position OF the pieces
on the chessboard during game. ana ony hsei
TO think of the game when It Is my turn to pay
with reference TO making the best move al my u.s.
posaL"
odd you expect to win the first prize when yos
won +, Hastings? asked The reporter.
lyon have asked me a rather difficult question
said Mr. Pilsbury, perhaps ought to put " IN th's
way; I dreamed or out Of feeling compoun1ed
holf Of hope and half OF Imagination. saw myself
a winner II had been asked pontolank on
leaving here DO you really expect to WIN ifst
nrlzey I think | should have laughed ana efaded
the question 1t would have seemed a 'ittle pre-
sumptive to say yes In my heart. meant 70
try 70 win 1t seemed glorious TO win Tor ne
honor OF the country and for BROOKLYN, 50 kindly
sending me to the fight and I kept saying why
can't do itT did not care for myself ana was
ouite wiling to forget everything except duy w
tho ordeal was over. I felt rather proud OF mysen
after lost that game to schiechter
THE GAME WITH scHLEcHTER
81 had written an article for 'rhe Saturday Re
view that morning. and. perhaps rs a result y,
literary effort played pretty bad chess III mo NV
of the game. and lost. knew that wouh "o'v"
the hearts Of some people care good 'sa W.,
40 I tclcgraphcd to them not to despair anu .
braced ~ and went at It again with my TEEN 'es
pro,ty hard. Schicchtcr. by the way, Is W.T.!
charming young fellow. younger even than n'y's'"
and away from Vienna influence wouid ~ Wv"
better than he did. iIe tried hard to WIN s'"'e
that by sheer luck he only succeeded ~ 'fa""s
after all hope he will visit America h' "o'''
be very much liked here" .
what about the relative strength OF TUG '
masters at iIastlngs?" asked the reporter
1.-THE St. Petersburg club. and Tschlsonh' lar.
rasch and Stelntz were kind enough TO ine'une '"e
with LasiSer In a rank with themselves ai'e' "'
should perhaps place Bardeleben, II ON, "e -
a utte more courage The day he nuhAeu n'' So.
with me he was out walking. heard ne saia' ""A,
is the use? Plllsbury has the move wont go
don't understand that sort Of thins " "O'''
"Do you think the native American cness pga;;nst
would now be able to make rake, o sSSdd '"0"''
II think Jackson showaer would Takee rsb sTSs
John F. Barry, who is about the age OF schecn on.
would have made name for himself Ell cam n only have
a great International tournament here on PpSp,a
lines. what fame and iaurels might II "0' '''"'
Then you believe in international contes,s SAVIOR.
They are the salt that has So mot po Gs! 10 touch
the National hart don't suRRSse T rom SPIN:
understand yachting or know a5i gs5 touched
when the Defender beats Nalkyr,e II a. dlrer.
battle of brains which chess really H. saccepted
or declined? our own dear country Garpie er neop!s
to c;Sr That IS,n sye wSs Ines to VIM
ENGLAND AGAINST AMERICA.
what about that proposed match by cao'e-sn ,,s
land vs. America-which the Brooklyn Chess ''''
asked you to negotate?' ,,,n
There is simply the difficulty TO get any one =,
IN England 10 assemble the ideal English team :.
that difficulty be overcome, as It may De- 'ne'' ~
OF the most interesting chess matches LnT chess
has seen Will no doubt result The btooshv," 4, my
Club can put a team into the Held 'ha' u "''
Judgment will win" .,,o,ai chess
What II there to say as TO an interna,io""' w.
tournament here In 1862 then asked - ana
1T would be great thing for America sa,,,o,ic
that ought to be encouraged by every pa, n,s !.
American There is nothing nobler or ino NOR az
lectual In snort than chess. II calls OUT avs
character-of the heart well as the hea1. A. sss
often wondered why chess Is rot tausn' ssna,sht
schools. 1t brings about concentration OF ssv m ~
upon a given subject as no other study Ill., IN,
In England its value az an educatloaai no ,he
women Is beginning 10 be understood ana hop III
day Will soon come when American women M .
stand abreast OF their English sisters III chess "a
when Mr. Pisbury was asked regarding nv
cepton and dinner prepared for him by the ILL.,, of
Ign Chess Club he answered: II know notn."s Eat,
the details I learned by cable that eminent cav
zens OF Brooklyn desired to do me the honor an s "a
accepted most heartily am especially grate,u ~
my friends who helped me TO gain honors TOT A''s
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