DIED
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[ DIED.


On the 2sth uh.. Lrc,xpA r.. IA


fichaeI and Arm Mcou.id .r,d n
honths and nineteen days.
At Doaksville on Thursd., the 70
year Of his age. WILLIAM R,pprx , ~
terpreter for the United states, . ,I,u,s
for the last seven years.


II is not often that the hand of a.,
iy felt than in this instance. With al
tion and TEN perato habits, in the fup
and vigor Of manhood. in fac, viii.
guarantee Of a long life. Mr.. Riddl,
in career Of usefulness by dise,,o ,
es usually regarded as trivial Un;,;,
with an amiable temper, exc ellen, i,
stric,est integrity. and adding to M
physical advantage of great personal, q
ity, he possessed unbounded influen, =,
taws in his District. He was their I
sented them in General Council Of


was the chosen military leader Of ,


them. Apart from these Official a


stantly referred TO as the arbiter in


and in difficulties Of every kind wa,


upon for advice and assistance. I'll


the more important as those in his il


hood were chiefly full blooded Indii~'


least civilized and in telligent Of the


were constantly directed towards n.


and the.canse Of education had n,


vocate in the Nation, which consid-u
,t1-state- Of tic c-Sn6ctaws.1s Is mgn IRA L
n Mr.. Riddles influence was by
10 his ow people. He enjoyed the
~ knew him. Singularly free frou
70 ally from those which arc too of.e,
81 Of mixed bl ood, he was the friend
~ as of the Indians and his loss is


q felt and sine erely mourned by all
TO Mr. Ri ddle left a wife and oac +,
81 maintain d and educated at the e.