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to No. 6G4. j. NJ. Nelson forwarded additional cor
rect solutions to 6b2 and 663.
OUR FIRST INTERNATIONAL RoBLEM TouRNA-
MENT.
The judges in forwarding the problems Nos. 6es
out Of the competitiSn, owing to second solutions;
decided to allow composers to send corrected YER
but new problems will, Of course c. not be accepted
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OF his problem. and proves that this problem cannot
With y f the pToblens in hand If It vii Will ib% be- Fest Il to drop p this
affair until after the judges are ready to hand in their
reports.
OUR FIRST CORRESPONDENCE TOURNAMENT.
During last week the following results in our first
correspondence tournament came to hand; In the
section Rsrth beat TT Russell. and in the seventesnth
section Salvage won two games from Muller, who
Boyer in the twentieth section. TIE Sun has been
asked by skinner in the sixteenth sectien to reopen
asmuch as Skinner aid not take any notice OF the
following paraETaph' which ..hhteh appeared in TIE syn
receipt Of a letter from b. p. Ackley. and requests
Francis skinner to kindly make a statement to TIE
Sun, 40 that the dispute in section 10 may bo
settled" skinner, it was assumed by THE Sun. did
fortnight, the games in question were therefore
awarded to his adversary.
CORRESPONDENCE
E. B. Escott. Grand Rapids, MicbsJ-Thero will be
plenty of time to decide this matter when the tournG,
j. NJ. Nelson. Jackson.-A. B. Hodges is not the
Veni. Vidi, Wei. BrooIlyn.-The last round of the
The game between Aiapin and walbrodt was never
played. but won by AlaPin. by default. as Wal6rodt
second round. Each player will play one game with
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An Old Lover Of Chess. New orknHeinriShSSe1 10
though. is a Well known Berlin player. who has dis.
tinguished himself In several local tournaments.
Popiei is a bohemian residing at Prague:
Several Correspondents.-Your queries shall be
answered next week.
THE VIENNA TOURNAMENT.
Now that the result Of the Blackburne-Caro game
has come to hand. the final result shows that the
prizes were awarded as follows; Tarrasch hrst. he
having beaten Pillsbury in the tie match; Pllsbury
second, Janowski third, Steinitz fourth, Schlechter
NTH. Burn and Tschigo1n divided sixth and seventh,
Alapinltook the tenth. The three special prizes for hay
ing made the best scores against the ton prize takers
prize with 10 points. Walbrodt took the second
With IN points and Halprin the third, with @ points.
The three prizes for the most brilliant games played
during the tournament will be awarded later on.
the following Ia another selection of games played
in the international chess tournament at Vienna;