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The Toronto World
March 31, 1917

              LAKE CAPTAIN DEAD.
           
         Special to the Toronto World.
           Brockville, March 30. - CAPTAIN DANIEL MURPHY,
         one of the best known mariners on the rivers and
         lakes, died at his home in Ogdensburg following
         a surgical operation.  CAPT. MURPHY was a Canadian,
         born at North Augusta, in Grenville County, 73
         years ago.  He began his career of a sailor with
         the old Northern Transportation Company.  He was
         afterwards connected with the Rutland fleet of
         boats and remained with that company until a few
         years ago.  His last service was rendered in the
         Wolvin Line.  He is survived by his widow and 
         five sons.
         
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