Weather Data for 11 Oct 1903

Kitty Hawk Life Saving Station
	Midnight	Sunrise	Noon	Sunset
Wind Direction	N	NNW	N	NNW
Wind Force	Heavy	Strong	Gail	Gail
Surf	Very High	Very High	Very High	Very High
Barometer	29.6	29.6	29.7	29.8
Thermometer	60	68	64	68
Vessels Seen	No Record
General Remarks	JR Best on watch for the day; Telephone Test at 7 am; D Beacham Surfman No 6 While on Patrol South from 12 to 3 am found a yawl boat Slitely Damaged she had no name and Nothing to Identify Her, we Hawled her up on the Beach and Notified the Wreck Commistrerns; Keeper of Paul Gamiel Hill Called me up on the Phone and Requested me and Crew to come at once to assist him at a Wreck Keeper and 4 Surfmen left Station at 2:30 and made all possible Haste but before we arrived at Wreck we met the men coming to the Station all landed The Wreck was one mile North of Paul Gamiels Hill Station we made the Distance 2 1/4 Hours against a very Heavy Wind We left Station at 5:30 on our Return and arrived at Station 7:30
Keeper	A.B.L. Tillett Keeper

Kill Devil Hills Life Saving Station
	Midnight	Sunrise	Noon	Sunset
Wind Direction	N	NW	N	NNW
Wind Force	Strong	Strong	Strong	Strong
Surf	High	High	High	High
Barometer	29.6	29.6	29.65	29.75
Thermometer	No Record	No Record	No Record	No Record
Vessels Seen	Brigs=1
General Remarks	W.S. Dough on day Watch; Test 7 am; Keeper left the Station at 10 am to cross the Sound to Manteo Expecting to return at night but it Blowed so hard he Could not return Surfman no 1 in Charge W.H. Etheridge as substitute
Keeper	J.E. Ward Keeper