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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-30
Season When the Mariner
Must Watch Out"
SENDING OUT WARNING
OBSERVATIONS OF THE EXPERT
ON THE COAST.
Notifications Sent to Washington and
Signals Ordered Up by the
Weather Bureau.

According to officials of the weather bu-
reau this Is the season when the hardy
mariner and those who would take pleasure
in boat upon the open sea should look
out for hurricanes and heavy blows ahead
They come when least expected. - lis
true" say the sages of Uncle Sans weather
forecasting brigade. located in the big
brick building on eminence at the corner
of oath and NJ streets northwest, that we
try always to give warnings of approach
ing changes in the weather. be 1t for
temperature or fall of water be II for wind
calm. but 1t is not always possible to
get this Information accurately as we
should like. and if the hindsight could but
take the place of the foresight there would
be less to contend with"
Uncle Sam is generously provided with
outposts for the location of changes in tho
weather. and all these outposts report with
regularity. well irreguarity. to the
headquarters here in Washington. From
the headquarters here the various reports
compiled and sent out to warn the
travellers of the sea and captains of the
mighty ships what they may expect in the
way of weather upon leaving port.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-30
MARYLAND.
Carroll DringsSanitarium

FOR lNvALIDS AND CONNALESCENTS.
Forest Glen. Md. Open all the year. Baths cleo
tricity, sun paIor, covered verandas heat
OPP: fires. Pure spring water piped through The
buildings. Its convenience to Washington especially
recommends It, Send for Illustrated booklet
Jy6-tf-1O Address c. II. WRIGHT MD.
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ute from beach: SO to SIS per week: every con-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
CHARLES REINECKE
TO MEET GRANT
Clever Richmonder Hopes tc
Best Man Who Has Never
Met Defeat.

The wrestling match at the Casino next
Friday night between Joe Grant and
Charlie Renecke. for the middleweight
championship Of the South. promises to
be one Of the most artistic OF all the
matches seen here.
The men are about the same weight.
Grant Is the recognized "Adonis" OF the
profession. He has figure much sought
by artists, and has posed for some OF
the leading painters of the country. He
has never been defeated at his weight.
Reinecke is we'll known here and pop
ular Ills clcverness Is recognized He
is conceded TO be fair and artistic. Since
he has come to Richmond to live Rein
ecke has received challenges from New
port News, Petersburg. Danville and
staunton. After the match at the Ca
sino next Friday he Will take on the 9th
era and will then arrange for an athletic
carnival, In which will appear some prom
inent local wrestlers. who have taken les
sons during the past few months.
A match viii DO pulled off in Man
chester soon for tho benefit OF the police
fund. Relnecke will endeavor to throw
two well known Manchester strong men
twice each In an hour one AFTER the
OF her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
EAST END SHOOT.
Fine Scores Made, With Ander-
son High Gun.

Some excellent scores were made and
two records. broken tor rms season ,
shooting at East End Club yesterday.
r. j. Tlippen made a perfect score of IS.
with n run of 81 consecutive breaks. w,
$. MacI.ulland broke % out OF Ivy, with
a run of SO straight.
Anderson was high gun, with 40 out OF
80, and II looks as though no Is fast get
ting in the professional class
The shooting Of Martin Jnno"ski and
Clarence Coleman was on the gilt edge
order Especially Is thls true OF Cole
man,
Every one was glad TO welcome Mr..
tf q uondar ~ thn traps and hear that
mellow Voice say "pull" 80 out OF 50
was well up ana shows be has Isl, lost none no
of his cunning, while rust'eains IN NV
On NAY nh, this club VIII enter tho
contest for the aanas0ga ss,.I l. G. .s sm.n
gun donated by the Peters Gaftr.aee
Company. The weak shooter who shoots
even less than fifty per cent. has the
same chance to win this prlEe as doe,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
Mr.. RICE AS COACH.
Will Come Here in June to Take
Charge OF Boat Club.

The Virginia Boat Club has engaged
rowir,p coach Mr.. James Rice, who
ia at present training the crews OF inc
Weld Boat Club Of Harvard University
at Cambridge.
M.s Rice VIII take charge OF the local
oarsnen about the middle OF next month.
and will come to Richmond with me
record OF his ability as an oarsman ana
as a competent instructor. Ha learned 70
row under the famous Ed. Hanlon; was
his assistant for long time. and rowed
with him in several races. He success
fully coached the Arsonaut BOAT Cluo, o.
Toronto, for four seasons, and "hlie
with them his crews IN one season Won
seven ont OF nine events. lie then went
with tho Brockv!lles another Canadian
club, and trained them to Il point where
they beat the Argonauts. In one race es-
tabltsh!as a time record for Tours
After leaving the Brockvilles he became
coach o! the Detroit Boat club, OF De-
troit, Mich. who defeated both the AT
gonauts and Brockviles, One OF his
greatest successes was with the Detroit
Roat club Junior crew in 1859, when he
went over into Canada, and with the
Junior four won the junior, intermediate
and senior events. defeating some or
the best crews In Canadn- He has been
with the Detroit Club for five years, and
left them this year for the Harvard clnp.
whom he will coach until the middle OF
rrnr wher he will arrive here. Mr..
Rlcc's record speaks for itself, and ne
may be ranked with the best trainers in
the country, The Virginia Boat Clup
is fortunate in being able to secure
him.
Interest in aquatics seems to be grow
Ing all over the State, and there Is some
talk OF revlving the old State associa-
ton and holding annual rcgattas, The
Old Dominion Club, of Alexandria have
recently taken on q new lease OF life,
and have been negotiating with the Vir1
ginia Boat Club for a race. and Lynch
burg Is now busily engaged In organic
Ing club
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
TWIN CITY
LEAGUES
Opening Of the Season With \
Fine Exllibi-
tons. IL
BROWNIES DEFEAT RICHMOND.
divers Win From Polltiacs and
swansboro Lost to
.Inperials.
BROWNIES DEFEAT RICHMOND
Twin City League Standing.
.OliYers. 1o; Pontiacs, q.
GLIB. Won. Lost.

Tho first games OF tho Twin-Clty
League were played at Brood Street Park
yesterday evening between the Pontlacs
and divers, as contestants In the first,
and tho Brownies and Richmonds In the
second. Fast ball playing was the fea--
ture In both games. All teams showed
to be evenly matched, and good, clcan
bali Is expected. Tho stick work of
Houchens, Of tho divers, and Creery, Of
the Pontacs, were tho features OF the
first game.
Score. r. ~ ",
divers 49,. ........ 01230sIe-1o 70 2
Pontiacs 49,. $3.50. 2O1O001-4 Q
Batteries-Ol Hooker and SheltoE;
Pontacs Shaughnessy and Stout.
Brownies, 9; Richmond, A..
The Rlchmonds met defeat at the hands
Of the Brownies in the second. Great
rivalry exists between these twoDteams,
and a good game was the consequence
Score: II. II. w.
Richmonds !. .ooo1oso0o-4 is 9
Brownies ~. K. O20o313oO % II 8
Batterles-Br Hulcher, Bowers
and McLeevy; Ricllmonds: Thomas,
crawford and Knightly.
Imperial, e; Swansboro, 8.
The Barton Heights Imperlals met and
defeated the Swansboro team on their
own grounds yesterday afternoon IN q
game that was not SO close as the-score
would Indicate. at no time were the Inn
perlals In danger Of defeat. The field
ing of both sides was good. In the sew
enth, with two out one or two hits,
with q corresponding number Of errors
by the opponents, Melted Swansboro
three runs, and for a while things looked
| squally, but Bache pulled himself to-
| gether and struck out the batter, with
| two bases occupied. The batting Of Rose
and Boone, OF tho Tmperinls, and the
! home run drive Of Clements, of Swans
boro, We're the most interesting features.
| Tho score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
FULTON sLUGGERs WIN.
Cherokees Get Twelve Hits to
Fulton Sluggers' Six.

The Cherokees and Fulton Sluggers
played one of the prettiest games ever
witnessed on the Fulton diamond Staur-
day evening, the Sluggers coming out
best by the score of 10 to r. Tho game
was a fine one from the beginning, and
was very interesting. The Fulton boys
started out with a batting streak In tho
third inning, which the spectators thought
would be impossible 10 stop, but Shea,
who pitched for the Cherokees, succeeded
in stopping them about the fourth In
ming The Cherokees did not put up
bad game against the Fulton boys, and
| after the third inning, they began to play
| the game, The Cherokees will play tho
Fulton boys another game before the
season is over, and, perhaps, the score
| will be different, The features of the
game was the all around playing Of Wit
| locks for the Fulton team, and the field
ing of Mnter, and the pitching OF Shea,
for he would have won his game had tho
| Chcroliees punched their many hits, The
CHerokees will play the Locomotive
Works team next Saturday evening,
The following Is the score by innings
of yesterdays game. II. III. u.
! Fulton Sluggers.l 0 Gl O00ll3--13 G 4
| Cherokees ,,.,.,1 o051lo02 2--12 IL z
Batteries: Fulton SugBcrs. II. Smith.
b, Smith and WEIGH; Cherokees. Shea and
Craven; number Of innings pitched, H.,
| Smith 3. b. Smith T. Shea 81 three bag
gers, Shea; two baggers, I.umkins. era
yen, IIol2aphfel; stolen bases, Craven 2.
| Hogan 2 slegel ], Shea j; struck out,
| By a. Smith 2. Il. Smith 3. by Shea l0;
bases on balls. Off Shea g. y. Smith s.;
passed balls. Craven 4. W'elch o; time OF
game. hour and IS minutes; attendance,
900; unlpires. Morng and Powers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
SPRING TOURNAMENT.
Hermitage Golf Club Announces
Plans to be Followed.

The spring tournament of the Hermit
tage Golf Club will be held during the
month Of May, on the following plans:
For the player turning In the lowest
gross score for IS holes. between the
LIST and 21st OF May. one-half dozen
Haskell balls.
For the player turning In the lowest
net score, handicapped on the following
basis. one-half dozen Haskell balls.
The player winning the lowest gross
score prize. Is not eligible to win the
net score prize.
Handicaps: The average will be made
Of all the scores for tho nine consecutive
holes, turned In properly signed by each
player. The difference between this aver
nge and the lowest score turned In by
the player, will be his handicap; for
example. II a player turns in ten scores
that average fifty, and he has one score
Of forty-flve. he will DO entitled to a
handicap of five off his average of fifty,
making his net score for this prize forty
five.
Tho first eight players with the lowest
average OF all scores turned In viii be
In class "a" for prize without handi-
caps. Glasses "B" and &C. will play
with handlcaps. and prizes will be Of
fered for these classes
The tournament will take place on the
18th and s0th Of May. a thirty-six hole
match. at Medal play. eighteen holes to
DO played each day,
For the ladies prize will be given for
the best gross score turned In for eight
teen holes. during the month OF May.
ON Saturday, June 4th, mixed four
some tournament will be held. with suit
able prizes, provided at least eight
couples have entered for this tourna-
ment by the 2ist OF May
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
Results at Worth.
(By Associated Piess.)


CHICAGO, ILL, April 3d.
First race-five and half furlonss--i
Irene Lindsay a to q first, Never Fred
ESQ to II second. Beau Ormonde Q6 to 81
third, Time. 1908.
Second race-Eour furlongs, two-year-
observation-disclosures 70 to q first, Gold
Enamel q TO y second. Stella Allen a to
- third, Time, 40 2-5.
Third race.--siX furlongG-pone Dome
e to y first. Monastlc q to p second,
Jerry Lynch as to y third. Time, lila 3-5.
Fourth race-one mile. purse $500;
handicap, threeyear-olds and upward
Wilful t6 to b first, Byways &c to % sec
ond, Gregor K Il TO u third. Time, l:4l
Fifth race-mile and sl&teenth-Spen-
cerian Ga to 10Y first. NiaNus g to y sec
ond, Falkland a to y third. Time, l:4'
rs.
Sixth race-six and a half furlongs-
Barkelmore as TO u first, Thane q to o
second, Censor q TO y third Time
1:2S So.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
Bright's Disease and
Diabetes News.
San Francisco, March 10, 1904.
10 Women OF Richmond:

.
10 the Women OF Richmond:
Some of you have loved ones stricken
with Brights Disease or Diabetes Let
mo give you hope ] can speak be-
cause / know ] was stricken with Dia-
betes myself Only Diabetes can UNDER
sand the torturcs-thc hopelessness. I
Mtnt to the Womens Hospital Cone of
our besD. They told me ! was incura-
BILE. / grew worse Sugar was II per
cent? and went to the Cooper Medical
College for examination, Same verdict
lnaurable. Thoroughly discouraged,
went home to die. A Mrs. Clark, men
living at No. 1913 Larkln street, called
to tell me there was a cure ana where
to get It, The third week the dreadful
thirst diminished, began to sleep pet-
ter and in q year ] was perfectly "en' 80
have large boarding house on ne
conner of Powell and Suffer, one or
The boarders Is William White. formerly
deputy city assessor He had 20 give
IN his position due to Bright's l1lsease ,
had been in both st. Luke's Hosp'lal
ana the Waldeck Sanitarium without r.
suit when 1 learned what the lroupio
was and told him lie could get Well' ile
was swollen with dropsy, albumen was
heavy. heart was involved ana he felt
sure he could not recover. In mon,h
he began to mend and is now perfeclls
well. 10 the women Of America ! Wahs
10 say that Chronic BrIght's Disease ana
Diabetes hre positively durable 4
Sincerely,
MRS. KATHERINE MAI'IHESWsoN'
The above is strictly true. INV,
| WILLIAM WHITE.
Tie above refers to tho newly discov-
cred Fulton Compounds, the first cures
| the world has ever seen for Brlg1ts DIS
| case and Diabetes, we are the soie
ascnts. Ask for pamphlet. Owens and
/ Minor lorller ComranY Richmond, va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01

E1- MAX we help in solving
the summer Clothes Problem,
for 1.-THE best Of boys
aay- MAY we send sample
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not call r"
icy MAX we call your atten-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
the good shooter who shoots profe

the good shooter who shoots profess
sonal clip.
Owing to the absence OF several
shooters, the race between two teams
was postponed until next Thursday.
The match will be pulled off on the
grounds of the West End Gun Club.
Mr.. e. H. Storr, the professional shot,
representing the Peters Cartridge COM
pany, will be present at this shoot and
referee the match
Tho following score was made out of
so, two events Of rs each: J. A. Anderson.
as; W. 8. MacLelland, a5; p. ]. Flippen,
As; ~. w. Martin. Al; s. Janowski A; c.
Coleman "A: " Hechler Al; III. G.
Boudar. 80; James Tignor. 81; Robinson,
36; Peters" SO; w. T.. Evans. 20; IN
U. D." 10 out OF 25; ID. F. O." out
Of %.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
ALBEMARLE CLUB.
Few Men at the Weekly Shoot,
But Fine Scores Made.

Only eight shooters were out at the
Albemarle Club grounds yesterday, but
1t was an enthusiastic gathering and good
scores were made. Thompson again won
the weekly medal. with twenty-one birds
to his credit Wells came next, with
twenty. and Harris, Atkins and Francis
followed with eighteen each. Francis
being a young shooter. deserves credit for
the score made. and IL he continues to
the best shooters. Following is the score:
.------ Shnf Irnka
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
eo,,rnERN BAPTIST CONVENT ON
AND AUXILIARY SOCIETIES,
-rrhIkI MAN 12 TO ID.
,,,,,mAN SLEEPING CARS.

\ peeinning sunday, May lst, the Nor
.,i,s" nd Western Railway Will nausu-
r ate through pullman Sleeping cars
ROANOKE and st. Louis on trains and
4 Via Columbus, O., and Pennsylvania
lines. Trains and now carry Pullman
purlor Cars daily Norfolk ana Roanoke,
,rsctically an unbroken pullman ser-
,,,ce from the Atlantic to the Worlds
Fnir. Excursion tickets of several kinds
ana limits are now on sale. Additional
through trains and Sleeping Car Ser
Vice win be inaugurated about May 22d.
w. b. BEYILL. Gen, Pass. ACT,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
COLONEL. t!UGUENlN IS
RESTING EASILY
(Bv Associated Press. !

BALTIMORE. MD, April s0-The ply
sicians in attendance at Johns Hopkins
Hospital report late tonight that Colonel
L. D. Huguenin. OF Macon, Ga, who is
& patient at that institution, Is resting
easily, Colonel Huguenin Is leading NIL
itary man of the South, He came to Bal
tImore several days ago for treatment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
West Ends Win.

Tho West Ends defeated the Eighth
Streets In q very exciting game Yesterday
The features OF the game were the pitch
Ing of AIoseley aud Cardoza and tho
catching OF mcfarland and the fielding
OF Lambeth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
Birmingham, 10; Atlanta, /.
Nashville, 8; Montgomery, ).
New Orleans, II; Memphis, 2.
Shreveport, 6: Little Rock, g.
Birmingham, TO; Atlanta,

4 BIRMINGHAM, April 3o.-Brmlngham
ran away with the game this afternoon.
In the first inning Pitcher Hardy was
hit hard. while Hopkins was practically
5invincibe O'Brien's home run was tho
first Of the season in Birmingham.
Score: II. Fl. Z.
Birmingham ...5o111oo2 1a-lo 10 1
Atlanta .......... 4 o Q o O. /
Batteries: Hopkins and Matthews: Har-
by and Clake. Attendance $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
Oyster Boat Floated.

IBy NshVNIuIN1 IIUsb'J
ATLANTIC ClI&, y, j, April So
South Brigantne life saving station re-
ports that the two-pasted schooner Hen
ry Disston. oyster laden from James
River, Virginia, for Barnegat. which went
ashore off Little Beach life saving sta
zion early to-day, Goat,d tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
ST. Louis, IL; Cleveland, I.
(By Associated PressN

CLEVELAND. O., April so,-Cleveland
was outplayed at all points to-day. st.
Louis batting Bernhard hard in the third
inning.
Score: R, H. r,
Cleveland. J. 20 ooooo01o-l .
st, LOUISE. 800 001o-7 1o j
Batteries: Bernhard and Bemlss
Howell and sugden. Time. LIS, EMPIRES
Sheridan and King. Attendance, 2.7S6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
Standing of the Clubs.
Detroit, 8; Chicago, 3.

(By Associated Press.)
DETROIT, April So.--Rain began fall
Ing In the ninth inning of to-days game
and 1t had to be called with the score
tied.
Score: R.H. e.
Detroit...... -. ..ooo1oo02o 4 /
Chicago. $50 90 OF 01 1-3 4
Batteries: Stovall and Woods; Flaherty
and sullivan, Time, 1850. Umpire,
O'Loughlin. Attendance. $500.