While indexing Public Press, New Albany, Indiana Newspaper, I came across this obit and thought: someone is looking for this person. I was so curious that I checked the death records to see if they ever found his name. Public Press 24 Jan 1911 p 5 c An unknown man who was stricken by apoplexy about three weeks ago at the power plant of the United Gas and Electric Company on Water Street, died last Thursday night at St. Edwards Hospital. The body was removed to Lottich Brothers undertaking establishment and if not identified will be buried by the county. The man had sought shelter from the weather at the power plant when he was stricken. His name ws not found by the employees and after his removal to the hospital he did not recover consciousness, but in his rambling talk he mentioned the name of James Price and also spoke of Pittsburgh. He was poorly clad and had the appearance of a tramp. He was about forty years andd, weighed about 140 pounds and had dark hair and blue eyes. Floyd Co., IN Death Records CH 22-19 Unknown Man, white, male, died 19 Jan 1911 at St. Edwards Hospital. Transient. aged about _0 years (illegible). Dr. Chester C. Funk, MD. Undertaker: Lottich Bros. Burial: Anatomical Laboratory, Bloomington, Indiana.