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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-11-12

Many people will flni an interest II
the ces~u> tables OF the world. pnbIi< he'd
~ Ne-srs- Behm. OF GoshH and Wagner
oftsolfinxan. These men. who are emf.
nsnt g~sgrsrher>, furnish people ever,
two wears with anthorisive information
of al the rnuserie< on the globe. and
y cir work has come tc he The UNIVERSAL,
srs~psed statistical standard Of ths
" .rid's progress
The aggregate population Of the globe
~ shown by these tables Is rs follows
Europe, SIS Asia. S3l.7O7.OCO
Africs- 40 GO uu0: America, 95. fs5. sou
Austrslls and Polynesia, 4O.33OOOO:
foisr Regions. .. 900; total l Ass 9a3 STA
The vast density Of the population 81
Asia il shown by the faci that Il exceeds
the population 81 the rest OF The globe
by sls.isn.5r. according IL these figures.
II l. always 10 he taken into account.
however that the census Of China has
not hcen taken for centuries. Mes>rs.
Behm and Wagner give its population
NJ 49, 62n-3D5. which wouid he almost
half the population Of A ia. and almost
nne-shiri - The population OF the earth.
some authorities think this estimate Of
Tie population Of China j. too high. and
Others that il j. mnch too low. But re-
cuc~ the population ~ China one half
and Asia l. sill superior 10 the rest Of
the earth in population.
When we come 10 the tables relating
70 America we are more directly inter
ested- The different countries are credit
ed A. toliow>: The vast territory Of
British North America. with an area
almost as large as the United States. has
bat $3.50 49, Inhabitants. Mexico
reaches 9,zs5.OOC.
The census returns OF the United States
for lsso were not Il hand. Of course. but
Rehm and Wagner estimate it al $500 4
OJu, which is Iess than tine estimate Of
the superintendent Of the census. and
We think less than the official returns
will show
The Central American states foot npl
Ass. 900. and the West Indies : 4l4, ZOO. /
the south American states show the
following figures: Guiana. 3<5.S0O: Il
venezuela, i.7s4lS6: United States Of
Columbia, 100000; Ecuador. l,lS60OO;
Peru. 3O5O.0O0- Chill. 100000: Argen-,
tine Republic. 3.O5l.7O6; Uruguay, 44O,-
900: Paraguay, 1854; Brazil. H.
zO3. 2SI.
The polar regions are largely matter
Of conjecture. as they are not favorite
districts for census takers. The only
part where census would be practicable
would Be Greenland with 10000 people,
and Ireland with 720OO, but the entire
region about the Arctic Circle is set down
u , $50. 400 The south EoIar regions arel
not credited with any number at all
= q last accounts there was no oneI
there.
Quite number Of the figures may bel
considered merely a. estimates as inl
many countries no census il ever taken.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-11-12

THE BEST TOWN LOTS IN
JASPER
ut Pirate Sale !!

The undersigned has subdividcd his
beautiful lots near the Union Flour Mills.
and now Oilers them at private sale.
There are eighteen beautiful building
lots, 50 BY l53 feet, fronting on jackson
and Mill streets, with broad alley Ill
the rear of each lot This il rare or
portunity to secure good building lots In
= healthy part oftown.
ERxs.-Easy, to suit purchasers, a. Il
IL more the object to improve that part
Of town. than to make money.
Aug. ~, 79-n. JOSEPH EGG.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-11-12

Smith American Company Organ
with eight stops, knee swell, and beauti-
ful tone, for sale ct the CoURrER OrrrCr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-11-12

Gns0itcffed fcsffsnorv 10 the E6lc0rU 0f
lTof Harris SerIfHuf pusffffeS. fuI<ess
from Letters rerefrcN fs0sn x'0frossss
indns April lib. ieT7Ihe remedy u markinr p<fectiy.
h>a epilepsy IRON wr- .n.n w r.r.L var. Isst.
thinfn Arf a. fs13 - ttcfbsgty cured sni feel n,
snp- re yclng "a. ~ ~ s-.n,rl !. s.iIaS hsfier
ftfssuur SEPT - lr4 hsnfft from shs
re o. Jour rrsrdes that wat them
30 isnE nahdns md ~ need ssmsshng very soEx.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-11-12
STAvE AND SHlNGLE
FACTORY.
Beck, Bauer e Co.,
roor or CLAY STREET.
JASPER. INDIANA.


800 cords Of single blocks. for whicl,
We will pay from 81 rs to 81 20, &C.
cbrding TO quality.
800 cords Of stavc timber. for which
we VIII pay from 81 80 TO 81 as per
cord.
The highest price paid fav
slaves suitable for whisky
barrels and heading. deliver
ed nj the Factory. Persons
desiring cORsfrac g. or firthcr
sn forls alton will please call
~ the Factory.
BECK, BAUER & co.
Feb. 30. lSsU-Iy.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-12
The Comedy of crime.
THE HUMoRs OF .PJLICB COURT As
IS sHowNBy LAST NIGHTS HEARINGS.

THE HUMoRs OF PJLIoB COURT As
'S SHOWN BIZ LAST NIGHTS HRARINGs.
Reuben tvNyalther, of No. ia Market
riety store, was arraigDed at police court
last night, Onao charge OF vlolatipg the
State law in regard " the Observance OF
the Sabbath by transactiug business on
that holy day. The pith of the charge
" as thai the defendant sold to Frank
Traub, q boy Of ten years, on Sunday
morning last, the pistol with which the
boy shot Councilman Frank TOwnss IDS
boy, on Wednesday night, as already
"net guilty" aud the trial proceeded,
Esquire O'Neill presiding. gem
Henry T.aub was called as the first
witness, but he did not seem TO know
the nature of an oath, as his idea Of The
result OF false swearing was that he
would be '.sent over" His testimony
was not taken, bnt Clareucs Pyle, who
said he "wuuld never go TO heaven and
surely GO to help' If he ,swore falsely,
was qualified aud said be stood outside
of Walters store, On Sunday, and saw
Traub buy the pistol vf Walther.
The boys testimony was positive, and
Squire O'Neiii. said he regretted that
Oh, re was no law for selling pistols to
boys. sder thes provisions vi the 3 ate
l,w, however, he lined Walther S4 and
costs for selling on Sunday. 'ifs ~.
THE cooNKyS IN COURT. 1a
The not-unfamiliar face of Pat Cooney
was next ssed in the dock, aud his wife,
Mary, who meanwhile had been TO asst
ing her shanks at tue register, jumped
up with almost youthful alacrity TO tell
how Pat bad assaulted her the previous
night. "He beat me, yer Honor }" she
said, can be blacked me, an he cut me
eye and he threatened TO tie me hands
behind me an throw me into the
creek" ..s III .H..st ,...-l
Patrick began mild remonstrance to
the effect that If Mary had not become
such drunkard IA charge which was
amply sustained by the appearance of
Mary's face) his home might have 5ren
~ peaceful and joyous as q, canary birds
cage. Mary, however, cut him short
with = .-A t
"Don'r believe him, yer Honor; he's q
little divil, but he's. deep"
Ellen Cooney corroborated Mary q
testimony, and George Cooney said the
old man was dangerous. .. t...'i
"Are you afraid Of him 2" asked the
ooh, no" said George, in contemp-
tuous tone; II the women folks didn't in-
terfere I'd soon settle him."
Patrick said If he ever got out again he
would sell his shanty and scatter the
whole tribe In the streets. ,.t..
Don't ye be max u any threats now"
said Mary, warDingly. 'N
Zone dollar and costs, Patrick, )" said
Esquire ONeill. '''
"IT WAS THE CAT .1
1 was throwing at" said Wm. Ritchie.
rs he was placed In the dock, to answ
the Ch arpe of thraWi n o n cnunla of ston, (
through the wiudows of the Arlington
mill. The cat yarn would not work AZ
Albert CurrInder, who was, standing al
the window, and received one of the
stones in Ihe face, cutting him Slightly,
testified that the throwing was evidently
purposed ana malicious The penalty
was So ana costs. fes'n.l ri-
The daily gazette., 1880-03-12
TT ~
The Bdbu EEeDHG1at.

An event in Philadelphia, on Tues
day, was the birth of baby elephant,
the only one ever born in this country,
1t occurred in Cooper 81 Bailey's yard,
Twenty third street and Ridge Ave-
nue., the mother being Hebe, large,
black Asiatic elephant, about 23 years
old. immediately after the birth all
the other elephants set up the most
tremendous believing ever heard of
and threw their trunks about and
wheeled around and stood on their hind
legs and cayorted and danced in the
highest glee, as though they had gone
mad. The excitement communicated
itself to Hebe and she became almost
frantic. With a terrific plunge she
broke the chains and ropes which held
her, and, grasping up the little baby
elephant with her trunk, threw it
about twenty yards across the room,
letting it fall near a large, hot Stove
where fire is always kept burning to
keep the place heated--then followed
with mad rush, believing and lash
ing her trunk, as though she would
carry everything before her. The
keeper fed for his life, and not mo-
ment too soon. Around this stove
was stont railing formed by heavy
timber and intended as protection
for the stove in case any of the ele-
plants ever got loose ond took 1t into
their heads to be vicious. Against
this railing Hebe charged with such eff
feet that she reduced it to kindling
wood in short order. Not stopping
here she struck the stove and knocked
it into the position of the leaning tower
of Pisa in an instant and badly smash
ed the pipe. The keeper meantime
had given the alarm, and three or four
others coming to his assistance the
animal was, after some trouble, se-
cured and chained to the post again.
Meantime the other elephants kept up
their believing and the Eashing of their
trunks as though they could not make
noise enough and never would get
through rejoicing. 81 asea.i le q.
The baby is thirty-fiye inches high
and weighs 214 pounds. The period
of CESSATION is put by scientific authori-
ties at twenty months and a half.
There will probably be. a scientific in
vestigation of the case by Professor
Leidy and others. -.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-12

,v60 ITtzes, = ~ at '4lr HuHIg Nl2,4
Whole Tickets ~ Hall Tickets, 81.
n Tickets, go. ..ti.I -, % Tickets, el0O
All app plicaLions for club rates should De
made 10 the home Office VI rsl aa
Full list oil drawing published In Louis
vile Courier Journal and New York Her
aid and mailed to all ticket-hoiders, Send
ali orders by mohey or bank draft In let-
ter or by eapI ess. Orders of 90 and up
ward by express eau be sent At our. ~
pense. Address X M. BOARpNAN.
/ Courier Jnurlaaf Building, Louis vtlle, KY,
orat No. 1853 Broadway, N. Y.
tu.thudsat- ddw w3w.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-12

The construction of canal across
the narrow neck of land separating the
waters of Nantucket Sound from
Massachusetts Bay, which has just
been commenced, will obviate the
dangerous and tedious passage for
coastwise vessels around Cape Cod.
The storms off Cape Cod are noted
for their destructiveness and the say
ing to shipping by the new canal will
he enormous. Its whole length will
be seven and half miles and its cost
between TWO and three millions of
dollars.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-12
Don't Invest

The Lancaster Examiner says A
Young man, Pasqo from New York, is
engaged in the latest swindling opera
ton. His planssare rather singular. Dur
ing the day he calls at house aud In
forms the owners wife that her husband
had agreed TO buy book from him, the
first number of which he will leave and
collect q dollar, saying that in a month
he will leave a costly chrome. The
unsu, pect:ng wife gives him the money,
and after leaving a pamphlet, worth
probably five cents, he takes his depar-
lure TO return no more.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-12
P EGIsTER's oRDER.
REa1srER's OFFICE,


New Castle Co.. Feb. II 1850.
Upon the application OF Samuel HANDY
Adm inistratar of John Osborne, late of
Brandywine Hundred, in said county, de-
ceased 1t is ordered and directed by the
Register tkct the Administrators aforesaid
give notice or granting OF letters of ad-
m ministration upon the estate Of the deceas-
ed, with the date OF granting thereof by
causing adveTtisemcpts to be posted With
In forty days from the date Of such letters,
in six OF tbs, most public places N the
county Of New Castle, requiring all per-
sons ha wing demands against the estate TO
present the same or abide by,an act ofAs-
sembly an such case made and provided,
And also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period in the DAILY
i9AzETTE, q newspaper published In VIII /,
m Ipgton, and TO bo continued therein three
weeks, cod. 99t 0lH2hqqf II
,~N1,I Given under the hand and, seal
AZ 4. foF office of the ikegistef aforesaid,
t-~%-, at New Castle, in New Castle
-ceunty. aforesaid, the day and year above
written - y. @. BlGGS, Register.
I ~ Nv NOTICE,
All persons having claims against the Ee-
tate Of the deceased, must present the same
before FEB. ~. lsSl, or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case mate and provid-
ed. 700 WHZ 4 SAMUEL MANLY, ,1
Administrator.
Address, Claymont, Del. febl 4-eodSw
The daily gazette., 1880-03-12

Headache, Pain m the Shoulders, 90 Ggh
Dizziness, Sour Stomach, Eruptions, BAD
Taste In the Mouth. Palpitation of tie
Heart, Pain1n the region OF the Kidneys.
and Ii thousand other painful sym ptoms,
are the odsprings of Dyspepsia.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-12
. or.., D,.covery by a Great Man.

A Great Discovery by n Great Man.
This. primarily. is what Warmers Safe
Nervine Ia. The great man is one Of the
most famous living physicians. He found
a harmless remedy for all kinda or palms
others improved 1t, and the final result is,
the safe Nervine manufactured now only
nv III. II, Warner &Co.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-02

Horses have seuse and very fair uu-
dersiauding of what fun is 81 had on,
once, writes a California lady, that
bj-cted seriously TO being caught up
again after he had bet II turue d into pasture,
and he would give all tine trouble h.
possibly could If l took the halter and
attempted to catch him he would let me
come quite close TO him but Just as wa
about to throW the straps around his meek
he would lower lis head, throw up htA
heels and dart Of, looking buck to set
whether | follow, d After his repeating
this mar m1yre half a d. zen times I would
turn to i,ave in disgust aud walk rapid
away Then conjunction always sriz d
the horse ard he would come trottiup np
behind me, set his teeth carefully in tht
sleeve Of my dress aud irk at
it, as much as to say There, can't YOU
take H joke was only in fun, aud tn
ready to come with you And it TAX, s
only so short a time 10 make n horse low,
you and lose all fear of you At or time
I was ac4geiut,d with horse in Alsmeda
whose reputation for gentleness did not
equal his beauty. de was large, hand
some bay and when first approached
his keeper, big, bury English hostler
with the purpose of tanning the horse. and
with handful of sugar, he refused to LEI
me 60 near him. Couldn't allow it
noways, miss, he said; that 'orse would
bite your and tight off If you 'ed it out
to im with the sugar l persevered
however. Tho 'orse didn't bite my and
right OF, but took his sugar like lamb (;
and less than tso weeks from that time
he would whiuDy and paw the ground with
impotence if lie heard my voice in the
stable aud d d not come directly to him,
To be sure be iad nearly squeezed me to
death against Inc side OF his stall oul il
was sheer coed will and affection, not
viciousness; fer William, who hurried up
pale and scared stood speechless to see
he neither strrek at nor bit me-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-02
GAs. W0RKs ON FIRE.
a Fire Engine Demolished in Freder
iCk. Nds


FREDERICK, Nip, Nov. 24.-rhe new
Chuz US Petroleum Gas W rks, located
IN Il ,st Patrick street, III this city, we're
damaged 10y fire yesterday to he extent of
about Z UOO The fire WAS originated, II
Gems, 10y tie ignition of a leakage of oil
aud from main COCK that had been left
open and through which a heavy head of
ln4 was forced by the dow of oil from the
anks Fortunately the flames We're
hecked before reaching the Immense
holders, which were filled to nearly their
utmost capacity and thus u terrific xplo-
sion and far grester distinction of prep
,riy was prevented OJe of the workmen,
Lewis Marble, was terribly burned about
the face hands and arms The works
VIII probably be put in operation again
a-dgy Last night the public lamps were
OF lighted ard tue city WAS in darkness
When the alarm was sounded the city
Gre d. partmeuI responded qmCk y, and III
Tue ifurt 10 secure an rllplsle position to
JlAy on III" burnipg huild''g the new and
Dwrrful Il France Steamer, costing
- OuO and uriougng to tn" Independrnt
q upany was taken down Water street,
and il passing over bridge spanning thu
tuudry race was drawn TOO near the edge
ud TOPPED over TO II de pth of about sixth
trrt, carrying with it MIR Lawrence Is nv,
prominent harness manufacturer here,
,uu had taken hold Of lie tongue only q
uoHeut Or two l., tore. He VA found
yiue undrr portion Of the engine. AID
-u,irtly ,nhmSrRtd in water, with QUE isp
crushed aud otherwise badly Injured. The
team w,s an almost complete wreck,
,ud WAS taken out by pectmeai The
sbole affair produced very considerable
XCltt utnt.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-02
MILFORD.
"MOther G0ose'' AT DOrsey's Hall
A Splendid Performance.

sMOther GODse'' at DOrsey's Hall
A splendid Performances.
Special Corresl ondence of State journal.
MILFORD, Nov. 26. - The performance
of Mother Goose at Dorsey's Hail last
evening furnished the citizens of Milford
au exceedingly rare treat. All who wit
nessed the performance are hearty iii
praise of 1t.
There we're ten booths artisticslly ar
ranged, five on each side of the hall
with keepers (youug ladies of course)
dressed to suit their respective names
such as Robin Red Breast" Queen of
Hearts," Horner's Corner" Night,
Nan E,ticote," Mother Goose" Z" Ban.
bury Cross" 1.-The House that Jack
Built" Mrs. Peter Pumpkin" FAIRY
Queen" dc.
The excursion train which arrived at 81
O'Clock caused the house to be filed Il
oveihfwing Some estimate the humber
present at or near 1000, but | presume
700 would number them
The performance was excellent, aud
closed at about 81 O'clock, when thu
booths began active operations, and tn,
seats around the tables were constantly
filed until Il O'Clock
l would not forget the Prologue rem
der-d by Mi.s l., da Hall, aud the closlu,
"rhauks Offering by Miss Mary Wootten
] b ith were rendered IN such H manner tina
. attempt to do them justice with tongu
or pen would be "a failure. Suffice 1t u
say that none cruln have exctlled hem
The entertainment will be F, peatt tai
evening Ut reduced price.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-02
ELHTON.
The Hayre de Grace Tragedy-Horse
Thief Overhnuled Negro
Ciubbed-The wrecked sslI nmoose''
official Vistt-Death of Mrs

The Hayre de Grnce Tragedy-Horse
Thief Overhnuled A Negro
Ciubbed-The wrecked sslI nmoose''
official yistt-Death of Mrs
strickland-Thank
Special Correspondence of State Journal
ELKroN, Nov. 26.-The remains of Jesse
j. Riddle, who was killed by the cars at
Havre de Grace, Tuesday night, have been
buried by his friends. The unfortunate
man was in Elkton on Tuesday evening
and If Sheriff Logan had had warrant
for his arrest for stsbbing Thompson, the
Bay View tavern keeper, a few weeks ago,
he would have been lodged in Jail and the
sad accident prevented. But the warrant
had been given to Constable DeFord, of
North East, and Jesse had succeeded in
keeping out of the reach of that official.
Riddle got on the cars here and, strange TO
say, sat in the same car with Sheriff Logan
who was going to Baltimore after James
Wilson, who hired team from r. I. O.
Crouch, on Monday and forgetting" that
he himself was not the owner, drove 1t to
Baltimore and there tried to pawn it,
Wilson is thought to be Charles Rogers,
of Dover, VINO does not bear very envis-
hle reputation. Captain Michael L.
Really, now of Chester, but recently a
resident of this town, has been requested
by telegram to come on and see Wilson.
The Captains son is strongly of the opin-
ion that he is the stranger who robbed his
father in his own house during the county
fair.
The colored man Scarf who was caned
by Alexander Evans, young man of this
town, on Wednesday evening. is reported
on the mend Scarf and Evans had a
set-to in the afternoon caused by the for
mer insulting the latter on the street. In
the evening Scarf armed himself with Il
large club and laid in wait for Evans but
be WAS discovered. his club taken from
him, and he was chased into the marsh
below the town. Subsequently Evans
found him at Wells meat shop and in
hcted the wounds that laid him out and
made it necessary to carry him home on a
litter.
The bodies of the two men who were
washed ashore ut Cranberry Beach from
The sloop WGmO0Se, that went down in the
Elk river, last week, were taken up on
Wednesday ard recognized by Samuel
Casperson, of Rapanpo, N j. The body
of the third man who was on the vessel
and who was seen TO jump from the
rigging when the wave submerged the
craft, has not yet been recovered.
reward was offered for its recovery
Persons 90 shore saw the boat founder
but could render no assistance, owing Il
the heavy sea and the high wind.
The county commissioners of Talbo
county were here yesterday, inspecting GU
jail.
Mrs. Martha II. Strickland, who wa
thrown from her carriage more than two
weeks ago, died this morning.
Thanksgiving day passed without thu
occurrence of any event worthy of note.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-02
THE UPPER CIRCLE.

The West Chester papers did not sus-
pend issue on Thanksgiving day.
The sleighing and skating in Pennsyl.
vsnis since Thanksgiving day has been
excellent.
The Berks county papers are now
waging war on bogus insurance business,
similar to that which caused the death Of
old Joe Raber.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-02
The "DearcAl,, SPIT on Earth.

Virginia CITY. Now Eutartr1sp
Iaud.t.r,a il, uithout doubt tie ronohest
and mo.t nucnrnfnrtaIl. mimi, ca,Hn n
Nevada The honsss MAT tHs,,, are NJ
them are noorly bnilt and tba cold wind
that has been blowIro for tho mast f "a
DAYS go,s tbrongh tham ns easily AZ II
wonld thr,rgh q .tava ,r..I man,
neonIs st,It TO-, in tan,s ~ co.,e ~,
q cord and ia s.,rc.. md n,,nr nj tnst
takes a cantal,st IN ks,.,, :, ire CONS h.r,
Water ret.IIs AT = c.nt. a pai,nn .rd 4.
hanIed in wagons from, Ccnrbn.-.,ph
milss TINS 9at,rIs mn, Wv gnnd n.1,-,
innrsonattd w,rb g'kaT I'M ~. .v,.r..,
o., a I.,i,n dnss,,, ,',,. n1nch ia, hal.
m.in,,ty ~ th.n,' ,,,,.f rr,,r, t,.,r ,pt,.,,
Inv }bs nav is snit a, w.. 7si,o NJ a H.
duh IN n-a,,y ,f ,,,s's,Ino,. ma vhIsk ,
ia nj gno5 o1,,h,v ~ yn, ss. tl,at wa'.,
not aI,og-ti,sr githnnt tns bIs-s;nys M
ctvtliz.,ion At ur,stI,t The cam, ~ 49,.
Iyensd by IN. nrt.,s,ce of a lnr ~ r.. H..
vile peoyle. who AL here mtepdup IN
,,r.t,,,,,,,,,,,, -,.,,,,,...,,,,.. - MA. y a.,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-02
DEATH ON THE RAIL.
Z Fugitive From Justice Killed ON
the ISaiiIDad.

Special Correspondence OF state journal
NoRrH EAST, Nov, 25-Au unfortunate
accident happ ned at Havre de Grace yes
ferday morning, RESULT, & in the death of
Jesse j. Riddle, the man who, a few wee k
since, cut Lewis Thompson, of Bay View
Ceci county. Since the cutting affair
Riddle has been hiding from the officers
OF the law, but made his appearance a,
North East on last Tuesday From here
he went TO L ktOn, thence t. H4vre de
Grace, where he met his death either il
jumping Oh the cars or jumping off il
seems no one is certain Of the exact man.
er his death. The body was brought
to this place, aud awaits the disposal Of
his relatives As the body is not greatly
mangled 1t is supposed he was crushed il
some way. Mr. Riddle was born in 1911