davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1911-12-09

R HENHOLD til Anordning af lode Au-
- gust 1874 bekendtgores heryed at leg
har modtaget Anmeldelse fra Aktieselskabet
uDe danske Sukkerfabrikker'' ON, ut den
Hr. cand. poIyt. L.. V. Nielsen givne Bemyn-
digelse af Tide October 1906 Heuhold til
Fuldma2t AT 4 December 1903 er tllbage
kaldt, og at Aktieselsl,abet den 25de okto-
Der IA. mar givet Hr. cand. pOlyt. JOH.
G. JOHANSEN Fuldmagt til i ForeninS
med Hr. EMIL PETERSEN paa St. CroiX
at handle paa Aktieselskabet st. Croix Suk-
kerfabriks Vegne % underskriye Aktiesel-
skabets Firma i allie dettes fremtidige Drift
paa St. CroiX yedrorende Forhold, ligeledes
at dersom Hr. Emil Petersen eIIer Hr Joh.
C. Johansen for lsengere eller kortere It'd
maatte forbade St. CroiX elIer we'd andet
Forfald MATTE bliye forhindret at yarotaSe
sine Forretninger, skal han were bemyndl-
get til at su|bstituere en- andeu MaLd SIT
Sted.
Christiansteds Polilikammer, st. Croiy,
den 20de November 1911.
POULSEN. cSl.
, 1911-12-09
Translation.
Notice.

N conformity with s % of the Colonial
: Law all persons residing in the Town of
Chrlstiansted who consider taemselyes in
receipt of a clear yearly income Of l 800 Frcs.
INK otherwise to be entitled TO the franchise
in conformity with 5 Is Of the said Colonial
Law, or who before the 3Ist Of March 1913
will attain the qualifications Of franchise
(see S %, last clause) are hereby requested
to notify the same III Whiting to tue under
, 1911-12-09

in conformity with is of the said Colonial
Law, or who before the 3lst of March 1913
VIII attain the quai i%icatious Of franchise (see
$ %, last clausel are hereby requested to
notify the same IN writing to the under
signed Chairman OF the Electoral Board
before the expiration of this month.
Copies o' a printed guide for the Reports
Of Franchise may be seen ut the Court
House
The Electoral Board for the Town of Fred
eriksted, the LIST o. December, 1911.
SEGELCKE
, 1911-12-09
Translation.
Notice.

IN conformity with s p of the Colonial
k Law all persons residing in the Town OF
Frederiksted who consider themselves III re-
ceipt of a clear yearly income Of 800 Francs
and otherwise to be entitled to the franchise
, 1911-12-09

Unpaid.
Mr.. Adam James Avaus, 80 bit, Mrs. Eli
zabeth Adams Golden Groye) 30 bit, Mr.
Francis Austin Upper Love- 80 bit, Mr..
Headley Bratheve Golden Grove 30 bit,
Mr.. w. Delyalley (H5genshorg) 50 bit, Mr..
Alonza Francis Upper Love- 80 bit, Miss
Jane Gilliard 50 bit, Mr. Couerlus Hendrix
son (Hogensborg) 80 bit, MIR. John Henry
Hart 80 bit, Mrs. Agnes Augusta Hynes
Golden Grove 50 bit, Mis-. James Fowls
- bit.
FredenL,ted's Post Office, Both Noyem-
Der, 1911.
". BJERG.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12

BIG ONE
CAUGHT

Telegram BY United Press.
ST Louis. July H. Edward Q.
Lewis, promoter OF the Lewis Pub
lishing and Manufacturing enter
prises and founder Of the American
Womens League. was indicted by the
federal grand jury today on twelve
counts charging violation Of the pos
taI laws.
The indictments are the outcome Of
six years investigation OF the Lewis
concerns.
The indictments are based on the
governments charge that Lewis circu-
lated through the mails misleading
statements aiding in the sale Of stocks
in his enterprises by which he obtain
cd several million dollars The con-
gressional committee viii soon hear
Lewis complaint against the post Of
flee department based on the eancella-
tion Of Lewis second class mail priv
ileges.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
ALDRTCH
KEEPS ON
FRANKINC

Washington. July I2.-There is no
little comment in Washington on the
fact that press agent matters Of tho
national monetary commission is be-
ing sent through the mails under the
senatorial mailing frank Of Nelson ".
Aldrlch. who ceased to be senator
on March 1 last. although he Is still
chairman Of tho commission. Just
how # Is that letters bearing The frank
Of the one-time senator are carried
free by the posioffice department
could not be ascertained this morning.
]. is rumored that there may be an in
vesiigation OF the matter.
Postmaster General Hitchcock has
been very particular about congress
slonal franks since he has been in
office It is no longer possible to
frank a COW or batch Of household
furniture from ones home to Wash
inston and back again.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
HEAD men
OECOTTON
co. MEET
Managers and SuptS. Of
Local Company Hold
Annual Conference.


Meeting in annual session for their
mutual benefit and for the advance
ment of the company's interests the
managers and superintendents OF the
various branches Of the chickasha
Cotton oil company adjourned two
days session. held in the general Of
ilces here yesterday afternoon.
Representatives Of the company
from Hobart, Altus. Mangum. Clinton.
Duncan. Anadarko and Frederick were
present
During the sessions Of the two days
the head men Of the big concern talk
cd freely OF the present crop condi-
tion and the outlook and in this con
nection there wac not one Of the men
present who was not confident and
hopeful for good cotton crop.
The various managers and superin-
tendents brought good reports from
their several towns and all are opti-
mistic.
IN speaking OF the present condition
and the probably ultimate outcome
Of the crop To-Day r. G. Latting said,
eWe are up against a proposition with
which we are not familiar Cotton
during July and August usually de.
pends on the sub moisture for rs
n with and can endure and grow with
very little rain but condition that
confrongs US now and keeps us guess
Ing y the lack Of this sub moisture
However. We are not at all alarmed
ana feel certain Of better crop in
western Oklahoma than we had last
year
The nren who took part II this an
nual meeting are Representatives oi
the mills N the neighborlng towns
and who haze returned TO their homes
were: Clayton. manager and Ball,
superintendent. Hobart; Dane, man
arar. Nesblt superintendent Aitus:
Mckenzie. manager. Cox, superinten-
dent. Mangum. Allen. manager. Evans
superintendent. Clinton: Ny. Alerman
represented Duncan; Newman. man
ager. wickerstaff. superintendent
Anadarko: Jaggers, manager, Bowers
superintendent. Frederick: Snyder
was not represented.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
JOURNAL
CHANGES
OWNERS
Political Complexion to
Change When BattIeaxe
Takes Charge Aug.l.

A deal was made today whereby the
Democrat Publishing company bought
the Daily Journal The transfer will
be made August first and on this date
the political complexion OF the paper
viii be changed from regular republi-
can to progressive democrat
Battleaxe Glover. Ii the principal
siockholder and promoter Of the Dem
ocrat Publishing company and will,
after the first cf next month. be the
political writer for the new paper.
Who his associates in the new concern
are has not been publicly announced
nor Is It given out who is to be the
business manager Of the paper
IN speaking today Of q probable
man to direct the business affairs Of
the enterprise. Battleaxe sad. !
want. and expect TO get live one, a
man who can deliver the goods. As
to the policy Of the paper and the cd
Itorial work" continued Mr. Glover.
I'm DO that myself and DO Il vigorous
~"
To the republican organ that Is
gradually passing out Of existence as
the remaining July days 20 by we
pause 10 shed . tear Of regret for the
paper that has 50 valIantly fought the
battles Of the Grand Old Party and
landed It's editor ia the local post
office. Sad indeed Is the thought that
soon the quill Or Brother Kayser VIII
no longer wrlggle and the heavy cdi-
torlais of shat versatile writer viii
cease forever, Or al least untIl the tor
minatlon Of he federal office be now
hoids
Mingled with these regrets brought
By The announcement OF the change ls
vet ray Of hope and mixed with the
sorrow Is a tlnge Of Joy. The passing
Of Kayser and The republican organ
from the local field of journalism
makes way for The coming of aBttle.
axe and hla democrat paper. Good
bye 70 the old: greetings 70 ne new.
10 Hattleaxo-wc don't know who
the ether members Of the company
are we extend the right hand 81 fel-
iowship and welcome you and the pa.
per 10 the field or journalism and the
cause Of democracy
A a denart.rg guest stands hat IN
hand. reluctant 70 take his leave. 70
we hesitate and falter when we think
Of saying farewell 70 Kayser but out
Of that feeling of hesitancy and stsse
of falterlng we gather ourselves To-
gether and il better spirits we shout
greeting 70 the statesman from Rush
Springs Come In. old fellow. the
water is fine Z
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
JOHNSON
HERD WON
TOP PRICE
Grady County Cattle Ex-
Gel Oh Kansas City
Market.


The following clipping from the
Daily Drovers Telegram Of Kansas
city, Mo-. gives a report Of the sale
of H. b Johnsons cattle which top
ped the market there July 10:
H. B. Johnson Of Chickasha. OK.
banker and cattle feeder. was on the
quarantine market today with sale
Of yearling steers Of the Angus breed
at $6.O5 the highest price paid in that
division In three months. Mr.. john
son marketed 10 carloads. A part
Of them brought Sc and the balance
$5.75. TO Mr.. Johnson belongs the
credit Of selling the highest priced
cattle ever marketed on the quaran-
tine side here a sale made last year.
Mr. johnson has back on feed 400
head Of steers. He feeds cottonaeed
meal and corn.
Mr.. Johnson returned last night
from Kansas City and Is very mucis
pleased with the prices he secured
for his cattle. H. b. Johnosn wins
more notices for Chickasha andsGrady
county with his fine bred cattle than
any industry in the city Or county.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
Big Meeting
Held Today

territory comprised in this district.
There was no other business Of i'm
portance to be attended to. The del
egates viii be entertained tonight at
a reception given by the members Of
the local order.
Among those in attendance are J.
p. Lufh. shawnee; Mrs. Alice Sanger,
Kingfisher; Mrs. S. S. Weaver, King
fisLsr; G. b Ague. Kingfisher; R B.
shannon. Kingfisher; F. F. Burch,
Perry: Guy DAYTON. Perry; Mrs. Eva
HALL Guthrie; J. A. Ducke. Oklahoma
CITY and W. c. Ceondon, Aaadarko
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12

Twenty-four delegates to the dis
trict convention of The Modern Broth
erhood Of American lodge convened
this morning at Knights Of Pythias
hall and took up the business Of the
session. the matter OF selecting the
three delegates to the national con-
vention which will convene il Den
yer, Colo. August 8. William Stacey
OF Ch.ckasha. Mrs. Eva Hall Of Gath
rie and Guy Dayton, CT Perry, were
the delegates elected to represent this
district the second and fifth eongres-
sional districts Of Oklahoma in the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
WANT NO
DIVORCE

Telegram by United Press.
New York. July lzThe martial
troubles between Ethel Barrymore
Colt and her millionaire husband.
viii probably be settled outside the
courts at least that Is what friends
believe. Colts attorney Frank Pat
terson. denies divorce grounds and
disbeIieves report published in the
papers. David Gerber, supposedly
Miss Barrymore's attorney. denied to-
day that he had been retained to pros
ecute the action
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
M'CALL TAKES
HOT SHOT AT
|. R. AND R.
Telegram By unlteo 1-ress.

Telegram by United f-ress.
Cedar Point, O., July Represen-
tative Mccall, republican. Of Massa-
chusetts addressing the state bar as
sociation here today attacked the ini-
uative and referendum and recall. He
criticized the advocates Of change
from representative to direct govern
ment for using lofty adjective pro
gressive' creating the presumption
that the people collectively are incap.
able OF doing wrong He said recall
would place me government in the
hands Of politicians instead Of states
men.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
JUNE DROUTH
BRINGS LOW
BIRTH RATE

County Physician j G. Ambrister
reported today the lightest birth and
death rate for the month Of June that
has ever been recorded in Grday coun-
ty. The report shows seven deaths
and twenty.nine births for the en-
tire month all over the vounty. The
population Of Grday county ranks
high among the counties Of the state
but the death rate is the lowest among
the rs. DR.. kmbrister has been in
charge Of the work since statehood
and he says that this is the lightest
report ever received.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
COAL DEALERS
MEET TODAY

Special to Express.
Oklahoma City, July l2.-Confer-
ence of coal operators. dealers and
carriers is being held here today.
Estimates viii be made Of the
amount Of coal to move during the
coming season. Carriers will be fur
nished with figures in order there
will be no shortage Of equipment to
handle the outputs Of mines. The con
ference Is being held in the Chamber
Of Commerce rooms.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
NJ 'NAMARA
COLLAPSE
EXPECTED
relegram by IInited Press.

Telegram By United Press.
Los Angeles. July ~ Mrs. ortie
McManigal. and Geo. Benin, Of Port
age. Wis. McMan.gal's uncle. declre
both prisoners are on the verge Of
mental and physical collapse. They
both visited the prisoners today and
upon their return urged McManigal
to join tho defense Of John and Jas.
MCNAMARA. They declare McMani-
gal said 4 can't they'd hang me II
did McManigal has lost is pounds
and is despondent and very nervous
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
LEADERS
OF LABOR
INDICTED
4 Men Secretly Charged
With Murder; Charges
Create Sensation.

Telegram by United Press.
Chicago. July l2.-It was announced
today that the grand jury, gcstsyday
secretly indicted four high labor Off
cials on murder charges, namely
simon O'DonneIl, president Of the Chi
cago Building Trades council. includ-
ing sixty thousand members and bus
mess agent Of the United Association
of Plumbers; Thomas Kearney. also
business agent OF the plumbers; Jas.
Garvin, business agent OF the plumb
ers and Maurice Enright, alleged pro-
fessional ssugger and business agent
Of the Steamfitter's union, associated
with the plumbers. All are charged
with the murder Of Vincent Altman,
professional slugger. who was shot to
death in a saloon on March 22
The sensation occasioned BY these
indictments rivals the arrest Of the
McNamara's.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
DEATH FOLLOWS DRIVE.

Oklahoma c.ty. July I2.-FolIow-
ing six days drive overland. In
which Bryan chrlstanson. is years
old. and boy companion covered $50
miles. living on green apples, green
corn and watermelons. the Christian
son lad died from collie here tonight
The boys came here to find work
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
Telegram By rnIted Pres.


Telegram by United Press.
Lansing Mich, July H. - The en-
tire national guard OF Michigan VIII
be called for forest fire duty today.
Mayors Of the various towns and cit
les sect appeals to the military de-
partmsnt. Governor Osborne who is
Yachting on Lake Michigan is being
sought for necessary orders.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
CRIPPEN'S
ATTORNEY
DISBARED
Telegram BY United Fresa.

pIEeE EdIII D LIIEN77E1 7N VVE'
London. Jaly IL. Charged with ex.
plotting bogus confessions OF Doc
tor Harvey II, Crippens convicted and
executed for wife murder. and Of hav-
Ing misconducted the case, Arthur
Newton. Crippen's defense attorney,
was suspended today from law prac-
tice for a period Of one year. Lord
Alverstone. chef Justice Of England,
ordered the suspension. II Is aIIeg-
ed that Newton sold false confessions
to the newspapers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
Ohio. is not mentioned.

Ohio. is not mentioned.
Continuing the list Of presidential
possibilities he suggests the follow
ing tickets. Culberson Of Texas. end
German OF New York; Hoke Smith Of
Georgia, and Governor Burke Of No.
Dakota: Marshall Of Indiana, and Dix
OF New York; shafroth Of Colorado
and Foss Of Massachusetts; James Of
Kentucky, and Osborne OF Wyoming.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
PARALYSIS BRINGS DEATH.

IeIeBTtIH % UHIItu FfVHa.
Bloomington. III, July IL. = Mrs.
Nelson Loar, aged 65, who has been
unconscious for niue months from the
effects OF paralytic storoke died to-
day She was the wife of prominent
physician.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
= = @%~ ~~%# @% = . . = Z
+ OKLAHOMA WEATHER EC-. ,
= TIN.


+ HoIdenyiIle. cloudy and warm, =
+ no rain =
Chandler, CLOUDY, raining. .
+ Ada cloudy, light rain =
A Stroud. cloudy. raining. =
= Ardmore. part cloudy, cool, no =
= rain =
4 Ponca City. good steady rain =
= all night. still raining. =
= Oklahoma city. partly cloudy, =
= warm, no rain. =
= Perry. heavy rain early this :
= morning. No wind, getting light =
y er :
= Frederick, part cloudy, warm =
y no rain. :
= chickasha. part cloudy, cool, :
: no rain. =
= Lawton. clear and hot, no rain. y
= Arkansas City, temperature rs. +
= inch rain last night, still rain Z
+ ing.
Z Shawnee. cloudy. raining, indi- =
q cations good rain. =
= Mangum part cloudy teyr2era- =
= ture So. no rain. =
: Aitus, clear. warm, no rain. :
4 Hobart. cloudy. cool, no rain. =
= Purcell. part cloudy. warm, no Z
= rain. =
= Clinton cloudy, light north wind =
Z no rain. Temperature So. =
4 Elk city cloudy. cool, no rain. =
sayre part cloudy, cool, no =
4 rain =
4 Fairfax. cloudy, raining. \
4 Newkirk. cloudy. raining. =
= Geary. cloudy, warm. no rain. .
= Atoka, clear. hot. no rain. =
%%@%A%@ . . = = = > = y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
BRYAN PICKS
AVAILABLE
TIMBER

Telegram by United Press
Lincoln. Neb.. July l2-Bryan in
the coming issue Of the commoner,
names democrats he deems available
sor presidential nomination. He says
the availability Of POLK. Wilson and
CLARK is unquesuoneds Harmon Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
Man ACCidenlly
Shoots Himself

Muskogee. July f2.-whiie shoot
ing rats in his smokehouss in the
rear Of his hon.e at Tahlequah Mon
day courty Attorney ". J. Johns Of
Cherokee county accidentally shot
himself in the abdomen and died with.
il an hour.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
FRAME CRITICALLY III.

Oklahoma City, July is.-Lon NJ.
Frame. chairman Of the state board Of
public affairs is critically NJ with ap-
pend.cltis at his rooms in the Lee
Huckins hotel He was reported TO
be somewhat better Tuesday. but is
not out ol danger yet
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12

J. H. Grimsley has resigned his po-
sition in the McGhee grocery store to
accept his old work in the ware house
Of the Chickasha Milling company
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
BIG FIRE
IS RAGING
IN FOREST

Telegram by United Press.
Bay City, Mich, July Among
the refugees arriving here today from
Au Sable and Oscoda, the two cites
destroyed by forest fires. is Mrs.
Dores Diamond, survivor of the aw-
ful Irouqois theater fire In Chicago.
She said the scenes presented BY the
raging forest fires are more horrify-
ing than the Chicago disaster.
The following towns are threatened:
Traverse City. Trowbrldge. Lagrange.
sheboygan. Lewiston, Bay Short,
Boyne City and Lake City.
Telegram by United Press.
Tawas. Mich. July 12.-Refugees
are arriving here hourly many crawl
ing on hands and knees. burned, in
iured and completely exhausted. Taw-
as at noon today shelters 500 made
homeless by the forest fires. Local
food supply is exhausted Appeals
we're sent to the surrounding towns
for help. Five hundred refugees from
Au Sable and Oscone are here and
more coming
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
3 . 80 - %$% %@4a
GOV. SMITH WINS. 1

> Atlanta. Ca. July i2.-Goser- =
, nor Hoke Smith was elected =
> United States Senator on The :
= joint ballot Of the legislature to- ?
> day at noon. He succeeds Ter =
> rel. =
aAA&AMAAAAmnA&A 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
WEATHER FORECAST,

Unsettled: showers tonight or !
Thursday. cooler tonight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12

444a4ee9eseeeeeel
The Washington herald., 1911-06-18

ment an opinion favorable to the exist
ence Of new diseases Disease is coeval
with man, and like him under equal cir
eumstances always, only moderated by
chemical and other changes produced by
acid In the violation OF natural laws by
which the material part Of the universe
Is governed"
This letter made no impression on the
board. apparently, for II continued its
warnings. Persons were told to apply
to hospitals Immediately upon feeling
sick
That quarantine laws were not popular
Is shown with the statement: Amy gen.
tlemen who are dissatisfied may leave
the hospitals at any time they wish.
The epidemic ended about the last of
September. when the board started its
acknowledgment of contributions, among
which was that of the Ambassador Of
France to the United States. The star
OF physicians at the hospitals was re-
duced. The method Of reduction was
not provided for, although the board
said the doctors could draw lots to see
who should stay.
From that time until January Is, lS49
the board discussed the disease, but did
not say. anything of an epidemic.
No Mention of Germs.
No mention was made Of germs, al
though cholera in all its forms is a germ
disease. The tiny baccili which are re-
sponsfble for the diseases OF human be-
inss and all other animate things were
not heard Of IN those days. and vege-
tables. or conditions in the air. were re-
sponsibie, they said.
Doctors In the modern and -eficient
health department at the District Build
ing believe the epidemic of 1892 was the
last in Washington. DR.. William c.
Woodward. who has been health offlcer
for nearly twenty years, remembers of
no case Of Asiatic cholera.
That the doctors and citizens who COM
posed the old board of health were dis
liked by most washingtoniaps was spok-
en- Of in many places In the cid records.
The doctors say they did not seek the
Offices. but worked for the good Of hu-
manity. They said, also, that their work
was not a work of honor, or of emolu-
ments, but that they were blamed for
their mistakes and not credited for their
successes.
The most prominent thing in the rec
ords is that diseases of all kinds were
dreaded, and doctors admitted their fear.
Measles now not recognized except as
a disease all children must have, was
responsible for five deaths In one week,
to the mortality records.
Records OF the board are written in a
fine Spencerian hand, at much length,
and evidently required hours of labor,
with a lamp for light.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-18

At special rates Tor June Hedtinre Porf-
'ar1 Stables. Phone y, ~. e's-s5 n -x.sve.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-18

An instruerf measuring the nocturnal tsr,stria
rse'at.sa = helt has besn iayerted b. Dsnisl
The Washington herald., 1911-06-18
a Honlxin. Dead.

Robert P. Hopkins. sixty-four years old,
an employe in the quartermaster's office
Of the War Department. died at o'clock
yesterday morning at the Emergency
of apoplexy. Friends may view
the body at Speare's undertaking es-
$40 street northwest until
1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, when II
will be taken to Evansville, Ind, for