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Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31
Cupid Celebrates Christmas.

U Christmas afternoon, as the clock
struck four, at the Harrington House in
the presence Of large number OF invited
guests, was solemnzed the nuptials ol
Wm Eshom ann MISS Blanche Wells,
XIV. Wm. q Blakely performing the
ceremony
The bride and groom are we'll known
to our people and Roth have a host of
friends Miss Wells looked lovely in a
tan colored dress, trimmed with ribbons
md lace, crown OF genuine orange bios.
SONS adorned her head and IN her hands
abe Carried hinge boqnet OF beautiful
'wers. Oscar Eshom acted AZ hest
man, and Miss Mahle Maguire, dressed
In a bewiidering creation nj blue cash.
mere and lace, did the duties Of brides
maid After receiving The conyratnla
tons Of their friends the newly married
couple and The Wedding guests we're in.
ylted by Mr.. and Mrs Sweeny 10 partake
OF rspast in the dininproom of the H,r
ringron uou-e, the like Of which has
seldom been -qnalled and never sur passed
in Kingman
The parlor and diningroom we're both
profusely decorated for the occasion with
roses, orange blossoms, geraniuns and
8mliax, giving the impres ,ion Of a
nalmy breath Of spring.
The brides mother, Mrs. II J Bow
man, and her two nrothers, L,nnie and
IL ward Wells attended the gpddiny
IRON their Cienega ranch, near Yucca,
and after day or two IN the cl,y 70
urned home.
The happy couple were the recipients
Of many beautiful presents, and on the
evening OF the 28 h an enjoyable dance IN
honor Of The event was h ID in L,kp's
II al. They will reside at the Cienrva
ranch in future, Mr.. E-hom having ,e.
crntly purchased a one half interest in
hat property from Mrs. n J. BISm.n.
The MINER rxfendI its hest wishes for
he fntu'. welfare and prosperity of the
young ,nple. Long life TO them
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

A farmer 10 the Colorado nver valley
has made discovery which he says
will be OF vast importance to sgrlcaItur-
Ists in arid regions. He has found by
planting potatoes and onions in the same
field in altern ,re rows that the onions
grown in thus country are 50 s'rong that
they bring tears TO the eyes Of the pots-
tues in such vast Volumes that irrigation
10 unnecessary. The same farmer says
he will raise AN Immense crop Of custard
ules next season oy crossing The egg
plant with the milk weed.-Sentinel.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

John B urv, Of CnIorIde, WAS in Klns
m.n this werk looking after business
m alters. Mr.. B rry Is the owner Of the
best mining property in M)htve county
aud We understand that a transfer to
Pacific coast mining men will soon be
made. The figure at which the mines
are to be sold is unknown, but 1t IS said
to bs we'll up in the hundred thousands.
No mistake can be m ada in the purchase
Of the property.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

rne w. II r.gsart Mei. Go. ave jlsi
recrivrh shIpnent of MIrreIl's c-le.
brsed fancy sugar cured hams aud bs
con, 10 when they cal the attention of
those who are loukrns for qIalrtv and not
qr,n'ity. A little higher IN prices, bur
much superior in quality. Try II Com
pare II with Drh-r meats ss yon would
tongh rou III sre4k with CHOICE ten,
derloI'.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31
Ewing & H-imrod will agai

Ewing & H-imrod will again
assume management of the King
man sampling worms on the first
of January. The well known
square dealing # this firm in the
past will undoubtedly attract to
the Kingman Sampler a large
amount Of the ore product of Mo
have county and the desert region
Of California. Ship them your ore,
see it sampled yourself, get your
cash and you don't wait a month
or more to get returns from the
smelter.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

There are 10 tny good n.ni.g claims in
the s IN Francisco mining district which
can he opera'ed at profit. The R,rar
is claim in The district carrying a grade
Of ore suitable Tor shipment 10 Colorado
smelters. II mill was put in the ore
could he worked pro6'ably right on the
ground. There are many other claims
IN The vicinity Of the Rattan the ore from
which can be- proftably milled.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Eugene Desty claims to have To-
Gated promising mining claim in
the mountains near Union Pass.
Desty is a lucky prospector, having
found many of the big producing
ledges of the Pacific coast. Like
all prospectors he disposed of his
finds for a trihe before they were
developed.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Only two people will ever repepeat no
KIND aud humiliating things, fool and
a mischief maker. The latter does the
thing in cold blood and means to make
trouble, and # you care to have such a
person feel bad, grin when they tell you.
Many of us in moment Of hasty anger
or nervousness say things we don't mean
and would recall the next minute II we
cou,d, but the repeater of the story Is
nositively without any excuse or extenu.
ation.-Exchange
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Capt. J. H. Johnson has been
hard at work on his mining claims
on Stockton Hill. He has opened
up good looking body of ore in
the old StocHton claim, and after
visiting a few days in Kingman
will return to the Hill and con-
tinue work.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Burt Van Duyne and J.. w. Blakely
have finished the work Of putting an
acetyIne gas plant 10 Con O'Keefe's new
building at Jerome. From thence they
repaired to Prescott where they expect to
put in several more plants 10 the near fu-
ture. Mr. Van Duyne returned to this
place Thursday night. leaving Mr.. Blake.
" to look after the business at that end
Of the line.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

d w K net, u, ID ser. went ou'
Thuredav morning TO w .Il4p.i moun:alr
to continue operation on the American
Frsg nine. n, took with him four min
era and large amount of supplies
Wnzss and 10 yer lave =. Of the mine will
b- cleaned on and winzs sunk on th-
main ore body
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Tnonss Connolly, n we'll known old
timer of VI M,haye cointv, tork two OUNCES
OF lsudanun last night with suicirlal in
ten II, VA found in his room Al
Hardy'- lodging h,nse this morning in
an unconscrou, cpnditipn and all IF IRIS
to revive him have ~ fu failed H. had
b ien drinking heavily for hut a week
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Nearly every child in Kingman has
been innoculsted with vaccine virus this
week as a safeguard against smallpox.
Only one light case of vsrio'old has SO
tar made its appearance In this vicinity,
out as nearly every town along the line
ol the railroad have cases Of the loathe
some disease all precaution should be
taken
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

A. X Fiets:hn.nn, oi cleveland. Onio.
has nnDbrr oi men at work repairing
'h- old S-na mr. min, in Lost Basin. and
will soon have it IN readiness TO make n
trial run Oe from the Senator mine
will be wOrk- in the mil All that prlp
rrty will be developed to a consldera ole
ex cut
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

The people Of H,ckberry are qnite in
dignsnt over the published report thai
there are several cases OF smallpox there.
case Of smallpox exists 6ve or six
miles west oi H4ckbsrry. but strict
Quarantine is maintained and the patient
Is reported to be progressing rapidly to-
ward recovery.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

New stvls Walking hat. and sailors.
Also beautifully trimmed hate at greatly
reduced prices at MRS NJ B FGGERs,
Harrington House.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31
For Sale.

or Sale.
Nice home on South Front street,
Kingmsn; Eve rooms and bath. Full.
ly furnished; furniture almost new ;
eight lots 25xl25 each. Windmill,
tower, tank and plenty of water.
Price moderate; terms reasonable
for further information write or ap.
ply to r. L. SMITH.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

DR.. Heath vi the Buff 10 board OF
heal h says those suf ring from vsrcIDa.
ton should bInd loosIy upon the affected
place clorh vet with wItchn eel, keep
ing 1t wei, aud it will reduce the if IN.
nation and Immediately relieve the pain.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Phenix has quarantined against
Prescott on account of smallpox.
Passengers on the S. F. 2. & p.
road have to show bill of health
to an officer stationed at Wicken-
burg before they ale allowed TO
proceed to the capital city.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Two Prescott men. whose names We
have not learned, have stuck a hig body
OF ore in II claim near the Cupel, on
Stockron Hill. The ors is said to resem
ble the rich ore lrken from the TIgress
ledge many years ago.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Mr. and Mrs. w T,rx aud son de
pared for Needles last Monday evening
Mr rncK will look after ASSESS nent work
on his claims in Spirit mountain, Nevada
before returning TO K'nynsn
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

M. l. Slocum, who has had charge Of
the Carpenter gang putting in the big
coal chute at this place, completed his
work here Yesterday and leaves this
evening tor Needles
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

John s K ,lH sod A. G Grossman
have gone to Chenehuevis mountain
country to look after their interests 10 a
large tract OF plarar ground.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Wu. Duggsr, who has been working
at Needles for the past two months, is
again 10 Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

James D,paett, one Of ths oldest resi-
dents Of Mohsve county, arrived in King
man few days ago. Mr.. Daggett left
Mohtve county thirteen years ago and
has been a resident Of California ever
since.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

L. KrmmerIy came up from Union Pass
yesterday, having completed the assess
ment work on the mining claims owned
nv hi nseif and s iariff PDt,s.-
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31
Nine Warning Notice.

Notice is h'reby given that neither myself
nor my Interest Ia the Mollie Gibson niue,
situated ia Wallapa mining district, Mohaye
couuiy, Arizona, will be responsible for any
debts contracted n labor performed Ia work
ing said nine. Z. F. thompson.
Kiugman. Dec. II, 1898
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Hugh Kemper, who has been visiting
in California for the past ten days, re-
turned to Kingman yesterday morning.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Fred Brawn and Fred Coolidge, who
have a lease on ihs rintic mine at Chlor,
lde, sere in Kingnsn with shipment
Of ore this ~a"k
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

J. r. H.lsey, owner OF the Arizona
ssmpling works, has resumed control an !
is prepared to purch ,se AID sample ores
fron our miners AZ reason ,ble rates.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

II II Wukins has rsmDyed his build
ings from the alley between Bsale and
Front streets Many others have signi-
fed their intention TO do likewise.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Judge NJ R-dman and Charles Stan
dish have gone to Union Pass 10 ex
anime mining claim
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

M.ny residents OF The ids Sandy were
in Kingman this week as witnesses In q
case ia the Justices court.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

W W Jack, Of the o Plata mine
was in Kingmsn This week looking ate
important business IF ,irs
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31
'ohn Musser, Of Chloride, was in King.
man few days ago.

Judge George Walker has gone to Los
Angeles to look alter importan. business
matters. '..' ...
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

As soon as the new buildings are com
peed Front street will % graded up ant
made . model thoroughftre
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

The steel roofing for the new buildings
on Front street was caught IN wreck
and arrived here In much damaged
condition r ,o6ng will PROBABLY be or
dered from Los Angeles
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Mrs. James K Jsbprongh arrived from
Florence. Californis, on last Thursday
mornings train Mr. and Mrs. Rosbor.
ougt have taken up their residence on
Baale street.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

J K. Moore, owner Of one OF the hes
mining prop r'y in the Stockton Hill
country, was in Kinpmsn This week.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Miss Elizabeth Van Allen, who IL
teaching school on the Big Sandy, /.
visiting in Kingman,
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

George NJ. BJsers 10 building a res.
taurant building on his lots east OF the
Klngman II on Front street.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Capt. Il Smith, VINO was well
known in Kingman, died at ,hs Soldiers
Home, Santa Monica. about a month
ago
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Foster s. D,unis aud Peter C,ff.r,
are doing assessment work on minin,
claims in the 5 ockton Fl II country.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

" q. Blakely will occupy the pulpit Of
the M + church tomorrow morning and
evening. .., ...
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Rav. F,nrr V,,-r will be 10 King.
mm tomlrrnw C,tholic services will
be held at rhe Courthouse at 8 O'Clock a.
ID. rosary 7 o'clock o M
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

J NJ B,r-u, Of Ih- Big Sandy, is IL
Kingnan H. is suffering from a bsc
s,t.rk of sa,hms
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Mrs. T, B Ship is visiting with hel
daughter, Mrs. W II Hart, in KingmaD
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

The board oi supervisors have bsen in
session the past two days and will con
tinue in session today settling up busi
meas for the wear 1898
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

+ Ellibee is having the work done or
the Schoolmarm mine, Chemebueyis
mountain, for the wear 1898
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Mineral Court, N, 8, F. OLA, gave q
delightful ball in Lake Hall last s.,ur
day evening.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

J. \. Cohenour is reported to be i'll q
his home on Telegraph Hill.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Wlthers & Il .orge viii open up hand.
sone line OF gents furnishing good-,
boos and shoes In the B 'echer building
as soon os il is complai, 4
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

James Rosborougb Is suffering with
rheumatism at his home on Beale street.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Faust, the tail.r,is building a resi-.
dence on Bsale street and will occupy it
EiIhin a week.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Louie Cuz'no, wh,i il NV conducting
hotel in Mineral Park, VAS enj wing \
visit with his old friends in Kingmsp
this week,
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31
C,ocal and Personal.

40. E,hom visited Lbs Angeles this
week.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

r. Ayres was IN Kngman from Ger
hat this week.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

The new officers will enter on thei
duties tomorrow.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Snow Ia last disappearing from th'
Wallapai mountain. . ...'" '
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

James Twisss has mad u slight touch
NJ pneumonia this week.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Ray, the three year old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ziemer, is very Ill. "
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

J. w. Thompson is just returned
from a trip to eastern cities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTTNTTY.

Nine. Caroline. OF No. 223 Sixth-nve. has n world
wide reputation az face specialist. among her
patients being some OF tho NEST prominent women
OF the time She is sixty years old. but is seldom
taken for more than thirty-Nvc or forty. Her NE
Plus Ultra" face beautificr removes wrinkles
freckles. backheads. tan and liver spots and i'm
proves the complexion wonderfully Some months
ago Mime. Caroline offered to send sample bottle
OF this preparation. free Of charge any one de-
string II. but the demand so great that thou
sands were disappointed. For this reason. she
proposes 10 send on receipt OF 81 only every
woman who has never used her wares. her full
treatment. Applicants are requested to state their
age and describe their compilations. and will be
expected to pay express charges A sealed circular
will be mailed free on application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10

Correct solu,ion received No. 232 from Fay S'o"e
p.cano La Correct solutions received 10 NO %S' from
John Helm brooklyn ". Hooley. Wappingers faiH'
Henry ! Hahn. Coxsacke. c. 7. Fre1eH. lNus''"e
Penn. James Jones. Jacksonville Fla: Edwin H. ha'd-
win N,rwalk Conn. c. f. Lndmark. brooklyn T. W.
Engberg. Brooklyn.
Solution 10 80. 23i' B-o r : Correct solutions re-
ceivef from Isaac Peet Dunwoodie lonkers Mrs
T. HASKELL Brooklyn. A. J. porc. New-fork' l. W
Eng,erg. Brooklyn ur \. II. Baldwin. Norwalk. Conn.,
Wailac. cali ard Charles Leach stony Point. y Y /;
If Church. c. L. LiudmarA EMIL .. Johanson ana
U toultau. BrlYklyn. J " Hooley, "appihgers
Falls y Y. Edwin II Baldwin. Norwalk. Conn
George Schae,cr Wappinrers Falls. y !: larry y
Lambert New YORK. y n. Frey. Palatine Irifge y l.,
J,ha Wl'tmai M'fuchen y j.. the Rev Louis H.
lthl.r. Schenectady. y Y.
Z 4 n1re Nev York Your solution 20 No. 233 I'D not
reach thl- Office. . ..-
wien you ar. credited solutions long you
Ct Everybody that the cannot reach
,o, I'm time . ge Acknowledgements In tho next issus
Tho Tribune Just as before and you will te all
- + F. rusyille. You will md that tho prob
In question has only one solution. namely the one
given IN The Tribune
THE CORRESPONDENCE TOURNEY
VII Mr. Lambert. New-York. kindly forward
address to II. 5. Burroughs No. 1916 Paclfic-st
brooklyn ~ the latter is DESTROYS OF playing his
game with Lambert?
Following are the games finished In the tourney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10

should take with X p keeping his Ps.on the O ID =.
that Is Whites weak spot ~ -
(c) II is at least questionable Kt 10 not BETH,
his r. T
ID Forced. Black loses r the Kt
(e) An attempt win the exchange By Kt-Rl ~.
however overlooked Whites winning continuation Black
game at this stage badly hampered II he ni.
P-KR3 or P-B4. white replies Kt-R5 folcwAXEE
B-Kt J. and R-Q So "
- The winning move which there does not ss~r, A.
be any satisfactory reply.
(g, P-B4 seems strongest Whites continuation I,
B-Kt g. % 2: is. P-B4 followed by RIB R-nI
(hp Forced. mate the move w.
ID Also forced
% Black proong the struggle by R-Kts WHIT.
gives up Kt and r sor q and Ps and this lesvs:
Black in entirely hopeless condition 'es
dO Black loses in n very short time He os.s IA.
O. as he interpose Kt II O. then Kt Al, ~
and Kt O. In four II Kt-B 80, q O ch 80 V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
GIrOCO PIANO
NOTES BY DIR. WRIGHT

"a, White loses a enabling Black To develop
~ lud play P-B g.
PLAYED
,a Very risky white has @ Q . which does
sscn satisfactory The really The Offering
- n rlec. for me Ps r FOR Kt AMI T.
,d) - Y r. probably best. X u must. - PIX <.
II J. ch -. II Il. Il II Oh. IL. = or + II.
X ut.
6el once relieves tho pressure Blacks and
loses ps + y gives very Interesting position;
- = Il Kt- {. ~ Q r s. best, 1t y u; II. II.
best Il +. Is. 9 kt. p Y T.
~ White impossible Castles q r. and.
alth1uga dd demand the penalty for the
White mnnruy paid IT, very materially compromising
his game
% Probably tho continuation BLACK had by
which another and places his Kt where IL will
DO tho most good
Ga This virtually ends the fight.
BLACK win the - f1r =.
80 which there does be satisfactory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10

The table Of openings Of which an illustra-
ton is given. contains 2o1 variations Of openings
played by masters in the last dozen years. Civ
ing the moves up to the sixteenth and eighteenth
move on both sides Every variety Of tho sound
combinations OF the leading openings is given
In the table and It would be n rarity that a
game played by the leaders in the chess world
would not conform 10 II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10

NOTES BY DIR WRIGHT.

Ca 1t f. IL better. The text move. at this stage Of
disposal II pins the kt and blocks the X u. II Is n
loss 81 time. II nothing else.
90 IS preferable. but the ala great service In
81 az sequel Shows.
To- Blacks trouble IL largely due this
az b ; would have been premature White needs
the = u 3
lcl White advantage 81 Blacks seventh
~ Il . surely better. The enables
drive the . 1t out II tho fight and to win Pawn
with u very strong position
teD The ATTEMPT here drive the II win a piece
r. < II would only strengthen Whites position
,D Overlooking whites reply which virtually
game
90 Black only three other his disposal:
Ok g. Q-B . Q-kt 4. II he select either ~ the
FIRST two ha Is out u the fight II he take the last.
the Continuation IL II H. I H. Kt-Q .. followed by
XXX ( or II The move II the best lie has
~ II l. ". then Kt-Q . followed by XIX 4.
eventually winning the 7.
III II 1t u. q II. Q Q: XIX CHI and Black
loses piece
,i Trying win back the T.
I'm, Before making this move. which ores the
situation very Interesting Elack's best Is probably
. R-k 81. hest continuation seems Kt-H 8. Oh
3: . o. = .. X II. II r. XIX g. followed by
R-Q ~
IN, lie s forced swap Queens else he loses his r.
White answers p O. BIB so. must; 20 .. and the
in xsrNr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
THE ALLIMPORTANT CORSET.

Women who want "A good corset at low pr lie
should visit Mile. Louise Poole No 80 10 SIS Sixth
ave. and inspect the wares she has exhibition.
Mile. Poole has reputation for doing relia bio
work and the fitting OF stout and slender well
as faulty figures is her speciality. She also cleans.
alters and repairs corsets. and will send repre-
sentative to those unable TO call
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sentences showing how a game Is won or lost
and 1t gives nearly all the possible ways III
which result is reached by the players for
instance Game won by White because OF
blunder; game won by advantage obtained III
the opening: game won by brilliant sacrihce oi
queen: game won by fine and consistent play
throughout; game won by opponent getting into
time difficulties, etc.
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WITH QUEENS AND ROCKS
PILLsBURY AND sHOwALTER TO GO TO
VIENNA.
THE FORMER READY TO PLAY ANOTHER MATCh
FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP AFTER THE FOREIGN

THE FORMER READY TO PLAY ANOTHER MATCH
FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP AFTER THE FOREIGN
TouRNAMENT-N NOTES FROM THE TRIB-
rNF-s CORRESPONDENCE CONTESTS.
As was anticipated last week, Psbury won the
match against Showalter and thereby retained the
title OF champion OF the United States OF America.
When commenting this contest last week II
was already shown that Showater played much
below his real strength. circumstance wnch is al
the better proven by the fact that Pillsbury has
offered 10 play the Kentuckian another match In
The fall should tho latter desire 1t. Meanwhile
both Pillsbury and Showalter preparing for the
coming international tournament at Vienna In
epi,e OF his reverse. Showalter has declared MS
willingness to go to Vienna. and the chances are
at present that he will he a competitor In that
tourney.
The Brooklyn team proved TO be TOO goou io'
the Cosnopoutans who were beaten to the tune
y, nine games to five Unless the latter club man.
ages to get much stronger team on the occasion
Of the return match, which IL to be played some
time this month. April II. the Brooklyn ciuo Will
administer another beating TO the plucKy men
from this borough In order however. to make as
surance douby sure. the Brooklyn committee Will
mt n few stronger men into The field on the next
occasion 90 tho Cosmopotans will have to ne on
the lookout. =,
Cbess-players will regret to learn that the we'll
known expert. Charles II. Mobile ded at '"0'''-
natl the other day New-Yorkers may remember
MochIe as one Of the strongest Metropolitan
players In the nth American chess congress ne
received the second prize the first being taken o.
the late Captain Mackenzie.
PROBLEM NO. 2s5-BY y. MAXIMov
Blacb-Four pieces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10

The method by which players are paired IN
tournaments renders the use or the code much
simpler than It would otherwise be. Professor
Berger OF Gratz. Austria. has prepared a series
OF tables by which players are paired by num-
bers. and on the first day each player Is num-
bered by lot. BY referring 10 the Berger table
the user Of the code requires only n players
number TO be able 10 tell whom he is drawn with
on a certain day. and who plays White
In preparing a report for cabling. suppose the
user Of tho code wishes 10 describe game and
its result played between Lasker and Tschigor!n.