The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-02

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the Match Tss-0rsas lnssrsss - DseA
sidss Darine the Last messs. ssl AueA
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Match - Over.
Washington. June The internaticn-
al chess match between members OF the
house o: Representatives and the English
house Of commons today resulted In .
draw. each side having WOE and last two
games and one being q draw. When the
match was concluded by AR. Shasro;n
winning hts game and ,ieing the scors.
hearty cheers were given on each side q
the water Cor the president ard Der ma
jesty. the queen
The games yesterday having resulted
In . winning by Mr.. Bodin for America
and game 20 the credit OF England
won by Mr.. Plunke,,. three games res
manned to De irixaed today.
The games resulted In ire loss Of oos
game between Mr.. Handy and Mr. VIII
son. II then remained for Mr.. Snafrosa
10 save the day for America by winning
his game.
He started under ire necessity Of max.
ing six moves in thirteen minutes. bus
soon caught up and had time 10 play
s;udiously. When the snnounccmer; cf
sla rasf,lf ~ hf~ ~ar,,> ,~v,> 49, .,A>~-~
Of the spectators filed the room Tor COW
eral minutes.
SWIFT PLAY.
The time made yesterday In transmit.
ting messages in regard 20 play was sur.
passed today. when message was scnt
from Washington. q move made IN Lor-
don. and the snewer cent back. In forty
seconds.
Al 2:lo p. m. play was begun. The
creates, interes; was manifested In the
play at the fourth table. where I; was
thought that few moves would Indicate
the resul, 20 be expected.
After a time the crowd shifted 60 No
). where there were but thsss pieceS ora
the board. white king ana pawn Ani
black king. and a draw wac predicted.
A message conveying the information
lini. two seconds. thus forfeitinx the
game, was answered with a message say-
Irg go ahead
A message from Wilson proposing .
draw justified the predictions Of the
on-lockers After come de,ieeration the
was accepted.
The consultation game wac thsn start
"a. with the rule that twenty moves
should be made each hour.
The next event Of Importance was tns
resignation OF Mr.. Piowman in the sixty
fourth move. Thi. lef, the games two
'or England. one for America. one draw
and one unfinished. thus leaving TO Mr..
shafroth the opportunity % making the
match tie by winning his game.
so interested aid the spectators become
hat It was necessary 10 admonieh them
% refrain from crowding sbou, the play
ITS and making remarks referring 70 the
Mr. Shafro;h continued 10 play deiiber-
yames.
Itely, studying long before making .
move and consuming his time almost 70
ne limit A. the pieces changed their
ocations and were one by one removed
rom the board. the game improved from
n American poin; Of view and experts
the opinion that Mr. Shafrot5
Fould win
MESSAGES AGAIN.
Towards the c,oee Of the game the fol-
owing message was received:
Honorable Richard Pearaon-Ths
light Honorable A. J. Baifour r. now
ritnessing the game a; No. board. and
very interested In the contest
(Signei) "HESSIRER HEATOS.''
Comment upon the fac, that Mr.. Bal
bur was. like Mr.. Shafroia. . bimesaI-
81. drew forth a ripple % laughter ans
liuced the reply:
Mr.. Heaton--Ny. Shafroth % Colorado
an ardent blmesallist and IN naturally
lspired 70 even greater exertiors. learn
X that the Distinguished leader Q: ths
ouse - present
(signedD RICHARD PEARSON"
PARNELL RESIGNS.
Mr. ParnsIi. after his nifty eighth move.
mt a message 20 NJ. 61afroth resisnirg
ie game. ard continued;
'Is renexs cor grautia tons on ne icrg
xh;: better luck next time. Hope ws
~ renew friendly ssrixgia at Al early
s:s"
There vas an outbur~ ~ applause ans
r. sizrroth wac warmly Congratulated
pon iieinz tire score Of TIE Mach He
piled 70 Nr. PsrneiTs massage - :cI-
VS.:
Il WISH - express ny compliments srs
e pleasure have had IA p-ayifx ,bss
by defended game"
TIE nexi message vas:
"Aanounca the result 50 Srsrs- Tires
.s-ty cheers were given for ne sress-
=. % he United States"
T-sz was received with aooff~r r.o-m
applause. and WHEN "a. question ssoss
% what resgo-se sooui5 - nnSds.
Three cheers for -. Qps-z II Enxisa1
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