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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
HOLD OUT THE GLAD HAND.
Nearby Resorts to Offer Inducements
to SPORTS


to Sports.
Washington sports who wish to wager
their money on games Of chance are. 1t Is
stated, promised plenty Of opportunity TINS
season. The Monte Carlo. which was con-
Quoted on a small scale at Chesapeake
Beach, is no longer to form one OF the az
fractions there. 1t Is said that the pro-
motors Of the games there have gone TO
Alabama and opened swell club house.
Today Major Sylvester was informed OF the
pool room that is to be opened in Prince
Georges county next Monday. This Is the
place that was mentioned in The Star a
few days ago. It is stated that the place ID
strung in order that there will be no delay
In opening the room at the time stated
Workmen are also constructing ciup
house at Jackson City on the site OF the
building that was destroyed there last
year. 1t Is stated that policy is to be con-
Quoted there in addition to the mouse
games. 1t is also reported that number
room mentioned is to run IN opposition to
the room across the river in Virginia. and
as an extra inducement to get sportsmen
there it Is intended, 1t Is said, to furnish
car tickets free to the patrons. The new
game Of policy to be started is intended to
injure similar games already in operation
there and at Rosslyn.
The police have been informed Of other
places about the vicinity of this city in
other jurisdictions where gambling games
are to run openly this summer to catch
those who cannot be accommodated in this
city because of the enforcement OF the
gambling laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
Aliens in Scotland.
From the London Chronicle.

r
Scotland, according to the latest returns,
is not dumping ground for aliens. Only
1O33 per cent out of population Of 4,472.-
103 are aliens. The number Of English-born
persons north of the Tweed. if transferred
to London, would be hardly noticed. They
number only 131, $50, or 1881 per cent Irish
people, on the other hand. aggregate 2OS.-
O84. or ASS per cent. and patriotic Scots.
backed up by police statistics. charge this
remnant and their connections with COM
hitting 80 per cent of the crimes annually
recorded on the far side Of the Che riOts.
Welshmen seem to shun Scotland as only
2,673 were found there when the census
enumera tors came round. Marriage Is pop
ular to the extent Of 46.777 per cent of
males over fifteen years Of age, and fair
womankind is appreciated to the extent of
A PIT per cent of like ages While the wild
overs number 72,741. the widows total no
fewer than 175.405. which bears. out the
truth there lies in the now neglected ballad
Of ''Three Women for Every Man."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
Sick and Helpless
Come Unto ne.
Have Discovered the Mar
velOus Secret of Life and
| Give lit Free to You.
Ny Mission on Earth is to Heal the
Sick and Cure the Manned
Come Unto Me and [ VIII
Give You Health and
Life and Youth.

MY VITAL LIFE FLUID THE MOST MARVELLOUS
COMPOUND EVER DISCOVERED. I SEND i.
TO YOU FREE FOR THE ASKING.
have discovered the marvellous secret OF life
and can make you live, for can make you well.
no matter what your sickness; l can make you
strong and veil, matter how weak crippled
you are. With my Vital Life Fluid. the secret OF
which is known only to me- cure every known
aiiment of the human flesh Cripples throw down
their crutches and walk away well and happy;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
Grip
Shattered My Nervous
System.
StOmaC IN Der ranged,
Liver Dormant.
DIR. Miles NerVine Cured
he Completely.

slight cold in the winter. with fever, head
ache backache; when the nose runs and the eyes
water and a soreness seems to permea ate the mar
row of the bones; this Is the beginning of Grips
deadly grasp. The danger follows in the shattered
nervous system and the arrangement Of the heart
or the d@stve organs. as In the following case:
1.-THE last week in January l contracted La
Grippe and confined to my bed for five weeks.
Ny nervous system was completely shattered,
stomach badly derangsd and liver in an almost
dormant condition. took treatment daily from
my family physician. but could get no relief My
condition continued to grow worse and as had
often heard of DIR. Miles medicines decided to
try them. / purchased bottle Of DIR. Miles
Restorative Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills.
When / began taking the medicine had appe
title. couldn't sleep and scarcely able to get
around. My weight ut this time was one hundred
end twenty.four pounds, At the end Of the second
week was a changed man. my appetite was be-
yond control my sleep was refreshing, my strength
renewed and my weight was hundred and forty
two pounds. 1 never felt better in my life than
do at this writing. l take great pleasure in rec
ommending Dr. Miles Remedies to the afflicted.
II any one doubts, the above statement am ready
to confirm IT'D. C. WALKER, U. 8. Treasury
Dept, Washington, D. G..
Miles Remedies Send for free book on Nervous
and Heart Diseases. Address DR.. Miles Medical
Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
Army Orders.

Capt. William q. Craighill, Corps of En-
gineers. has been designated as acting
quartermaster at Mobile. Ala, to attend to
all freight shipments at that port on &C.
count of the light house establishment.
Second Lieut.. 8. P. Herren I'd Infantry.
has been relieved from further treatment
at the general hospital, Hot Springs. Ark,
and ordered to Fort Yates N. D., for OBJ
servation and any light duty he may be
able to perform.
Leaves Of absence have been granted as
follows: First Lieut.. F.'M. Jones. 9th Cav
airy. two months: Lieut.! Col.bJ. w. Jacobs,
deputy Quartermaster general two months;
Contract Surgeon 8. b. Mcclure. one
months extension: Contract Surgeon James
G. Minor. one month. }Hh-3I,
Capt. L. A. Fuller assistant surgeon, has
been relieved from duty IN the philippines
and ordered to accompany troops to the
United States by the Suez route.
First Lieut. John S. tFair.. 9th Cavalry.
squadron adJutant, hasa been ordered to
join .a the srt third SQUADRON n
Capt. John 3: Stephens; Astiliey Corps
Coast Artillery. at Fort Williams, Me-.
about June 20. for duty I'm connectton with
the conclusion OF whichlhe Will resume his
duties at the Military Academy.
Col P. J. A. Cleary. assistant surgeon
general. has been ordered to inspect the
medical and hospital departments at Forts
Mcintosh. Ringgold and Brown, Tex.
Second Lieutenant Sidney q. Maize. 3D.
Cavalry, has been ordered to Fort Yates,
n. D., for assignment to duty with Troop
F, Sd Cavalry.
Leaves Of absence have been granted as
followsi Major Gunlfffe II. Murray. 4th
Cavalry. four months, and First Lieutenant
Austin A. Parker, oath Infantry, two
months.
Contract Surgeon Robert A.. Anderson
cssne ee dtah sna orSara GUY y IA home for
annulment Of his contract
Contract Surgeon James II. Mccall has
been relieved from duty at the United
States general hospital, Preside Of San
Francisco CAL. and ordered to Columbia
arsenal. Tenn. for duty at that place to
relieve Contract Surgeon Frederick D.
Branch. who has been ordered to Fort
Ethan Allen. Vt. tor duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
Edinburgh.
From the London Chronicle.


Scottish people are much pleased at the
thought that Edinburgh will again be its
ancient royal self when the king goes there
next month. He knows it well enough not
to be likely to have any new Impressions
about It His visit. however. recalls the
impression which mime own romantic
town. made upon Queen Victoria when she
first saw 1t. ut is quite beautiful" she
wrote: totally unlike anything else have
seen, and, what is more. Albert. who has
seen SO much. says 1t Is unlike anything he
ever saw" She noted its regularity Of
architecture. and that everything was built
Of massive stone. She thought the High
street. with its steepness and old-world air,
very fine," and the CASTLE on it's rock,
most striking" With Arthpr's Seat in
the background, Edinburgh made altogether
"a splendid spectacle" Sixty years have
passed since then. and Edinburgh has
grown. but not altogether out Of its natural
beauties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
Sport in Portugal.
From the London Chronicle.

Prominent among the King of Portugals
varied tastes Is an English passion for
sport OF all kinds, and 1t IL known that
once even, when Duke Of Brasauza, he en-
tered the ring to face q bull with points
undated" that Is to say, not padded. as is
generally the case In Portugal as .distin-
9uished from Spain. One Of the ladies OF
the court had dared the duke to face
bull with Its horns unguarded. and 30 he
entered the arena in the Spanish manner
incognito, though every one knew who the
bold banderillo was unfostunately the
fore the bull could charge again. he ran
for the barrtcade. and cleared Il at q bound
1ust q moment or two before the Infatuated
horuk ..,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23

Children will take Piso's Cure without eb1sctian,
because its taste Il pleasant. II drusgists. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
Dalkeith Palace.
From the London Chronicle.

Dalkeith Palace. where the king and
queen are to stay when they go to Scotland,
was visited by Queen Victoria and Prince
Albert In the autumn OF 1872 This was
their first acquaintance with Scotland, and
the queen told In her Journals" how much
that country pleased them. They sailed
from the Thames to the Forth in the yacht
Royal George. and drove at once to Dali
keith House. cas- the seat Of the Duke OF
Buccleuch was then called. Her majesty
described Il a. large house constructed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
The Stimulus Of Competition.

From Puck.
ut Is great mistake Mabel, to trifle
with the affections of man who loves
you by encouraging some one else.'
well he's little slow, auntie. think
he needs a pacemaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23

Oysters for King Edward are being OBJ
tanned from the west Of Ireland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23

OF reddish stone. the greater part built by
the Duchess of Monmouth" She added
that the park was very fine" and remark.
tie The view to be had Of Arthur's Seat
away toward Edinburgh. and of the Pent-
land Hills, drew an admiring comment
from the queen, who, later, was to BE- -
captivated by the scenery Of the highlands,
Each year about one hundred sea vessels
are lost without record.
The sun., 1903-03-29
JUDGES MAY ASSIST REFEREE.
Novel Plan sugGested n Mct;overn.Ce
Fight Goes the Limit.

sAS FRANCISCO. March 2s.-Interest In
keen In the fight for the featherweight cham
pionship next Tuesday night between Terry
niece of Brooklyn and Young Corbett
Of Denver. but thus far there has been no
betting OF conseauenos. The odds are 10
to 8 In favor Of McGovern. Sporting men
seem to think the Brooklyn boy should be
favorite b cause OF his record and because
many think his defeat at Hartford was q
fuke. MoGovern has trained very care
fully and 1. nearly three pounds under weight.
He will take things comparatively easy from
now Ill the day OF the f1ght.
Corbett. on the contrary, must work very
hard to get TO weight, an he Is at least fye
pounds over 1877 pounds Last night he
went out on the road In the rain to get 90
nesh. he Is naturally lazy and likes only
road work, so he has neelected gymnastio
tFainings- He declares be will be down TO
weight on Sunday night. but this ID doubtful.
and he may have to work on the day OF the
nGht as he did In his last encounter with
Hanlon. Should this be so he will be a risky
betting proposition.
40 referee has been selected yet. Harry
Corbett may serve II the plan 10 adopted Of
having two Judges TO d"cde the mill In case
II gocs 10 the limit. Both men are favorable
TO the proposition. which you'd relieve the
referee Of the responsibility OF deciding
who made the better showing. Under this
plan tho referee would have entire supervis-
Ten OF the hsht In III" r'rr.
The sun., 1903-03-29
sCHO0LBoY ATHLETES COMPETE.
Pratt Institute Wins Banner ~ Montoiair
3D.. High school Cames

Nontciair High School held it, third annual
indoor scholastic games yesterday afternoon
at the Eighth Regiment Armory, Ninety
fourth street and Park avenue. and every
event on the card was vigorously contested,
The entry list was q large one. no less than
thirty-four schools beiug rapreeented. and
twenty -one Of these succeeded in scoring In
the sggre gate re- smble for points. Four
boys tailed In each event, the figuring being
done on the basis. Of 8 points for q .first. 3
points for Q second. points for a third and
point for fourth, Pratt Institute easily
@ S yS Ssn ssin q Is.
Of the other schools vere; Poly Prep,
I spchS q 7; ,Berkrl.y q Hsn.!lton InstitI,ts 9;
s%1 NIX s.iG Military Mad
.nsI G,nsrg s cgr Ssrr., idelg 11n, 2 co%S: So19.
n!s 81 and sicnsctaIr HlsS, ha1i m ycint aSch' S
esIhsr Issre were s.evfs.l strrtns les,os; sUSos;
showed great stamina in tho mile. Whom
leading. but hi. tights became dIssrrsneed
q 70 'ss @ sss sss rs6 an rsfs g. se
cam c along AGAIN, and, taking the lead. won
Ia tbe 4ic ysrd.rln ssnior Taylor q coiored
nished a most sensational finish. Early in
r"maincd there until tho last lap when he
spurtcd arcnnd Blake and drew level with
koch. For t1c last 81 Yards the pair spTtnted.
prs;, iSsiissis = % b:ss' $ssoel.
iS ssI rie isis ;I;:: a:
oOss,Ss Ra: %s %S'is s. TssS
Hamilton Institute: II. lie Roomc. Nathan Hale
n v 6lSsT Hamilton in.tuss to1fsS' SfT2 Time. i'
Running High yump.wen by J. pl.. Pr.., In.
WIN Ssn 81 r.
Jump Of 8 feet inches; I. + Shsineld, Berkeley
sS sho and q ns
Putting i2-Pound Shot-won BY L W. Klous,
pennsyiysnia Military academy With z put % OF
second, with put Of b fee, Inch; v. Helm. Pratt
r, a. Bryant Morris High School, fourth, with
. put Of ~ feet II inchcs
p.3ssoy sese0 SrTen j. nr wood 0 School
second R. kirkmsn, Pratt Institute. third: O. N.
Daniels. Dwight School fourth Time. 8 minutes
RSshsriord Hish School: ]; y. BRANDON. ooiu%si:
third: p: Tomlinson, Ptngry School. fourth. Tine
So.Ssrd Run. senior-won by r. II. Davis Hin
School; II. Rainey. st. francis Xavier school.
ssoond; J. y sweeney. Dwight school sn,rd' L. y;
Ho.Yard Run, Noyics-won BY ?. Won sstll,a.
Sachs School: p. J. Sullivan, Dwight School. sec
% @ss, b.iSss School % ioSHS. Sfa Tune % 81 :seoeds
yr s,ow Psp.SrS sgp sosos Koch ssiseisy
s. BVS WOOD. DIN Trinity School to1rss. % Tine. s. sS
seconds.
The sun., 1903-03-29
BETTING on FYGHT SLOW.
LscaI spertins Men Holdmg OW-McGsvern
Confident Of BEATING Corbsts.

There 10 not much to chronicle In the way
OF wasers. although discussion regarding
the probable result OF the contest between
Young Corbett and Terry Mc0overn. which
10 to be decided at san Francisco on Tuesday
night is rife. Sporting men. especially those
who follow the fortunes Of the prize ring.
cannot understand the present quotations.
which has fept the ssperts Oh Is Tie fsct that
,hs ,l.,, scene Of the proposed conflict Is 5000
PSI.SS ,R :%9ns % the p.sTGsn, , = hcs; ss
money on The outcome Gsorre Copsidjns
ssytSins III ep is ss ~ and % s. % cass %
been placed on the champion. Considlps's
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Al hSmiths anoih her edmirer OF Young Corbe u.
IA, has selected the cham Dion g the winner.
sa ihas Sat coSSet; SSs e use scsd
ofhces Of hot stove TO reduce eaid Smith.
ak sSd omsn nns But Ihs ~ this = only
I may invest a few hundred on Monday. but
! viii seek odds. ! dont know what the
can get on Yopns Corbett l. ever money =,
that Terry, will Sc his head when he faces
Cerbsu will And rcessurihg news In q letter
which was received yesterday by q sport In
south Brooklyn who knew Mcieyern before
n ns oa1 Sr ni baby so,hss ii o
me losing my head when ! light the Denver
bpsy he,,. Theirs nothing to y: am soine g
u. ] am going to be clever. but will BE-
natural. too. and 20 In for a chance to finish
things when I can. am feeling better than
ever. The climate out here is xccllent and
,hs Then trained IN the East The more yort
in the East before Faster Sunday. II I lose
IN spend a couple Of weeks trying 70 ret
the ars,o ,Sh.ahmplcnsh!p AN and guess will land 1t
Hotel. on PARK row. iast night on the fesnit
OF the fight. James Wilson took Mel low
money was put In the hotel safe
The sun., 1903-03-29
LIGHT blue ATHLETES WIN.
Cambridge Beats oxford IN Annual Games
by Eight Events 70 Two.

SptdI Cdoh Despaeb 10 THB Sun.
LONDON, March 2s.-1he annual athletic
sports between Cambridge and Oxford uni.
versities were held at the Queen's Club
grounds. In Kensngton. this afternoon,
The weather was showery and windy. The
track was soft.
Cambridge won by 3 events TO !?
The Prince and Princess Of Wales were
among the spectstors 1t was noticeable
Of hammer which Is used by the Harvard
and Yale teams.
100 Yard D.sA.-wsn bx n. W. Barclay. Cam
bridge, Time, ioA seo9nds, w 60
basse, Time; . Si.S.ss n u g 's.opsds' e. ,....
Cambridge. Distance. - feet inches.
40 Yard Hurdle Race-Won BY @. ". carnier.
oSsr,er .siie Rsn,-Woa BY q. W. Barclay. Cam.
Hiss yump-Woa BY q. Howard Smith. Cam.
Fsitins inc Wdrh,.Won by 4 a Leeks. Cam
Long yump..woe BY 7. A. Leach. Oxford. Dis
Hat: :nis asn... Won by T. b Wilson. Cambridge.
Time. q minut<a 2 seconds.
Thres Nile Run-won BY ". ", y. haenauGhtea.
cambndss. Time Is mlnvies 70 3S sseonds.
The sun., 1903-03-29
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RELSANCEs LAUNCH ~ DANGER.
E1se ia Nevgea psiat Ptsst Whese Tender
fsr Gun Defeases u DuilaiiaU.

Men ~ sork on a s,onA launch NJ the plant
of the Electric Launch Company. ON Newark
Ray At the foot of North street. bess~n Point.
yesterday morning socidsntly up-et . lantern
which set hrs 10 the launch. The flames
vsW asiakiy sshdoad. With siishi damage.
ih the sasss basin Sas tbs launch built fes
q. Oliver Isslin and which he vill uss 80
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The sun., 1903-03-29
COACHING cLUR OUTING:
Annual Ceuntry Gun Rise Fixed for May ,

This year the ou,-of-town r,lh Of the Coach
ing Club will be 10 Tuxedo. on Saturday.
May Q. - the Euests Of J. II. Smith The
party viii remain over sunday and drive back
to the city ON may 4 the following Monday.
The club coach viii be used. and the members
In the party viii send on the horses for the
Siserest relays Tss e.Ivs e .i the 9sCsaes5r sssesrr.
Of the Coaching Club year with but few inter
mis- ,ns vince is7s, Then the drive was to
thiiadslphis on MaX cnsr Lesurn,ns I,n On tas sns
In June, 1884, 70 Shrlburne Farms. Vt, as
the guests of ". Seward Webb. Twenty
teams were used. the relays being cent on
kept without break.
The sun., 1903-03-29
WINNERS AT CHESS IN DOUBT.
SCORE EVEN, n III ONE GAME TO
BE ADJUDICATED.
American College Representatives Piay
Great Uphin Game with Enslish war.
stiles Team-Pflsbury To Decide Result
in the Browu.Bridgman' Contest.

Ros1os March Is When after two days OF
p,ay the Anglo American intoruniversity
chess m itch came to a halt this evening the
.oore stood exic.ly even. with one game
pending So intricate is the position that
rilsbury, who had been elected adjudicator
bu unanimous consent, woul not vouohsafe TO
render his decision without thorough study.
which he announced will take several days.
The game in question 10 that on tho sixth
board, between Brown and BTidsman. which
has reached the end-yame stage. with tho
Csntab q pawn ahead. The Yankee. how.
ever. has so completely guarded the approach
10 his camp that Brown could not md any
way Of breaking through. II would be more
than hard luck II Pillsbury were to dnd q
winning road against his own countryman.
on the whole. the "A merican players did
brilliant work In pulling the match out Of
the Ore % far. and this despite the fact that
Rice. who was relied on to win on the first
board, could not escape perpetual check
and had 10 accept draw
sswall outplsyed Bateman IN the ending.
and won after nfty-eevsp moves. The game
between Roome and Richardson was yery
remarkable. The Ptncetonian bad tho VIM
ring attack, when Roome won q piece by .
trap. but Richardsop managed to win enough
ravrs 10 como out victorious after all. Keeler.
on the other hand. had to suffer defeat at the
bpr IA of Rumreaa
The sun., 1903-03-29
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