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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

sHEEP-kecepts were liberal again this
morning making the tOtal for tnrte days
the largest for the year ~ cate. an tact
the receipts for the first half of this week
show an increase of close to 1900 over the
corresponding week OF a year ago.
IL Is no easy matter 10 give an exact
Idea OF the condition OF the market at this
point on sheep and lambs. AS noted yes
terday the severe break last week and this
at Chicago has caused u oown@ald ten
just how much lower the market really Is.
The fact is II IL possible to pick out a good
many sales OF desirable feeGers sucn as
buyers happened to take q fancy 10 that
look fully steady. On the other nand, less
desirable kinds and even some right sood
all of SOC lower than last weeks close.
This ts9especially true of ewes and OF me-
dunn kinds OF lambs of which there are n
COED many coming. The demand, however,
continues very fair and in spite OF the large
receipts the pens have been pretty well
market.
Commission men without exception are
advising their friends who are looking for
feeder sheep and lambs to get their orders
in at once as there is every reason for be-
lieving that the present break in prices Will
be quickly recovered. Every one Is looking
for the largest attendance of feeder buyers
of the year for the week to come, that be-
ing Ak-Sar-Ben week when the city Is al
ways full OF strangers from the surround
the part of wisdom for would-be buyers TO
get their orders In this week.
The supply OF fat sheep and lambs this
morning was limited and while the ten
dency Of the market on fat stun is lower
In sympathy with the breaks at Chicago,
has been so small that the market on that
kind has not shown so much change,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

LONDON, Sept 26,--WoOLr-The wool
auction sales were continued today. A
was offered. Demand was active from all
sections and holders were Arm. Americans
rates, home traders took slfpes largely and
French buyers secured medium lambs
locks and pieces. Superior scoureds were
are the sales in detail: New South Wales,
200 bales; secured, lsQls sgd; greasy,
s sc%,1gaS , :d1 o, Sueenslsnd 400 bales
greasy, s1tdais 6.d. South Australia, 800
bales; secured. ll1sdals SID. West Aus
$50 bales; secured isals led; greasy, 5Adq
Is ,2lsd. Cape of Good Hope and Natal, 80
Punta Arenas. 100 bales as greasy .' sS fSd
British Columbia, 800 bales secured, l0Gi1d
steady. Medium grades eomhlns and
Clothing, AgSc; light fnes lSa2lc; heavy
p Sos itH5iS tub se SaSss sSSsS woo,
market is more active and the majority of
the dealers are sharing in the business.
good for ali grades. Ali three Gig hths
grades Of both territory and fleece woods
is the one pre-eminently active. Pulled
supers selling at SOasio and ':B' at. about
Sc. Foreign grades are In fair requc st.
leading quotations foley: ksntncky IN
blood. SSaS5c; combing, quarter blood, JJG
54c. Texas (scoured) fine. twelve months.
79Q7sc; hne, six TO eight months. 6id6sc;
basis northern choice, 6Sa10c; northern
good, 6Sq7oc; middle county, sb963c; south
secured basis, eastern No, ! STAPLE, 72Qe74c;
eastern No clothing, 67Gosc: valley No. /,
60Qf62c Territory staple. secured basis,
fine, 73a75c: fne medium. a8Q70c; medium,
65GI66c Territory, secured basis. fine, 700
72c; fine medium, 6Saf0c; medium, 67gSSc.
Colorado and New Mexico, spring, secured
hQ ali wool ECOnrRd
extra, 72qf4c; fine "a" SQ6sc; "A" supers,
6OQ64c; 3D. supers. 50l65c. 1'1---
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
The disposition OF the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
hal Of l..
Totals....

CAIrLE-Receipts of cattle were large
again this morning, H4 fresh cars being re-
run for a Wednesday so far this year.
More than that, the total receipts for the
three days this week are the largest for
any similar period so far this year. AS
of the column, receipts are also running
considerably ahead of year ago
The fact that n good many of the trains
were late In arriving delayed the trade
middle of the forenoon before the market
really opened, and 1t was well along to-
ward midday before any great amount of
business was transacted. The offerings of
proportion OF the fresh receipts consisting
of range steers good enough or killers. The
market on the best grades did not show
any very great change, as compared with
a year ago, while other kinds were un-
evenly lower and slow.
Receipts of cows and heifers were also
large and buyers announeed right at the
sion from yesterdays figures STILL there
was a fair demand and some of the best
cows sold at prices that did not look much
hand good many cattle sold as much as
Spectators had a good many feeders
which they had been forced to carry over
try demand having proven disappointingly
light Therefore, they were prepared to
buy fressh cattle i.rs at Considerably 6.,y lower
ers among the days receipts and Il was
due to that fact that the market did not
show 30 much change. Such feeders as
Pthe FEELING was
Everyone is anticipating a large attend
ance of feeder buyers next week on ac-
count of the attractions offered during the
k-Sar-B Ben festivities. -......
PanrasAOtativA sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Coffee Mnr[et.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-COFFEE-Msr-
ket for futures opened unchanged 10 Eve
in response to higher cables Trading
was very active and while II looked as =
some OF the recent buyers were reducing
the bullish private cables from Hayre and
Brazil, predicting quick application OF
vaioriEauon and prices at one time were
there was selling again at purchases in
Brazil, apparently, ann pressure ceased.
easing the market on to close steady, net
for the day were reported OF ifs, 800 bags,
including october az 's.45G G. soc: Decern-
hsE s.sog Csc: January, eI1qS75e
7e; July, TOS a0eit August. 2 f.f0Q T1se
spot, steady No. Z Rio. sAc.ss,e So Z
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Extreme Dullusss Continues the Leading
Feature Of Business.
TRADE VERY LIGHT AND PRICES DRAG
wheat Closes About Half Cent Lever
on Local Exchange-Corn I'm
changed I'm spite OF Large
Decrease In Receipts.
OMAHA. september .. 1905.

OMAHA. September -, 1905.
Trade was OF an extremely light character
start and ran ali day at about the same
dgures, CLOSING about nc lower than yester-
day. Small rallies were occasional. Re-
ceipts were smaller than last year and the
barge. From the northwest there was talk
fof better flour demand
shorts In corn were surprised this morn
ing by a falling on In receipts OF 300 cars.
but the close showed figures unchanged
from yesterday. Cash prices were UP on
account Of the lighter receipts.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000 BUSH
receipts Last year of 1,21b0oo bushels and
shipments OF Nt000 bushels. Corn receipts
were ty0looo bushels and shipments $4,000
bushels. against receipts last year Of 7l20o0
Clearanoes were s2o,6 bushels wheat, Sc, 491
barrels nopr, l6S.sSS bushels corn and 40
bushels oats.
Liverpool closed unchanged to va lower
Omaha buyers are paying equal to 74c
Chicago for No. hard winter wheat
there or about NO better than the Chicago
December basis. The wheat IL largely
STEADY buying of Kansas and Nebraska
wheat to come to Minneapolis. This will
not only eliminate the shortage In the
rssspss Ib ent @ ss. Ts5oT
from leading bear in the northwest. What
will the winter wheat mills and exporters
do while Minneapolis IL stealing all the
There is some congestion in North Da-
kota and elevator people complain OF lack
OF transportation, because they are anxious
20 get the wheat In to take advantage OF
nesota and South Dakota are said to b
practically empty,
Local range OF options:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Cation Market

NEW YORK Sept 2.-CoTToN-spoi
closed steady; middllng uplands. 5000; mid.
ST. LOUIS. Sept es,-COTToN-stead
Middlings CSC. Stock. l0.64s bales
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 2s.-cOTTON-Spo
ding fair 6OSd good middiing. $500; mid
ding. 65ed; low middling, 5.s6d; good ordi-
nary, SID; ordinary. $3.50. The sales OF
for speculation and export and included
tooo Americans; receipts. 700 bales, all
American.
Spot closed steady: sales 6975 bales; low
ordinary, Is lsc, nominal; ordinary, she,
nominal; good ordinary, TAc; middling
sis-iec, nominal Receipts. 7sis bales;
stock. S.42o bals&
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John e George to. Charles Szymkie-
wien. lot IS, sulliyan's add. to 5Uuth
BarAer company ct al. to Anton Ha-
son, lots and 6. block 49,, Grand
iew I, - w
Benedict, lot 2, block Q. e. v. Smiths
add. 1850
Balthas letter and wife to Union Pa
clftc Railroad company, part tax lot
10, swA of mex and sex of nwA
section V-14-l3. Observation-Disclosures.
Charles W. Halter and wife to Andrew
borensen, lots and 8, block Is.
Frank r. Gibson and wife to Lulu &.
Gibson, lot u, block l29, South
Eugene ]. sullivan and wife to George
T. Morton. lot 2, block /. Dupont
r. T. Rouse and wife to Harvey j,
Grove. lots 10 TO a. block 3, Halcyon
Paul Klein 10 Louis Klein SCI Of sec. i0'
Conference Of M e. church, to Frank -'''
II. Gaines, lot H. block rs. Dundee
Edwin K casey ana vie to Alexander ~
e, Reed, lots J. g. s il and H. In I.
block !, and other lots ..;...,."..,r.
Reed, lot Is. in block 2, Reeds Fifth
IT Sia Realty & Trust Co 10 Charles
ztrbe. lot Is. block s. M Ma f see-
ond add. to South Omaha.............. $50
United Realty q Trust Co; to, Andrew
n. Miller: lot ~. Dlock o. MaxWehs
Second add TO South Omaha ........... 1W
Axel p. Anderson to Minnie Anderson,
lots 3, 10. IL and II. block 10. corri-
gan place, South Omaha. ........,,...
George T. Morton and wife TO Alois
Pallas lots and q block !, Dupont
place ........... ..........'...ss. 81
Hastings & Heyden TO Frank r.
Groves, lot 4, block l. Hastings &
William w. McCreary and wife to
Alice M. Brown. lot 8. block 1. Mary
John w. Mcdonald to e. ID. Sampson,
trustee, lot Z, block 8. Briggs place. 90
Omaha Grain Terminal to Nye,
Schneider Fowler Co.. part lots 1
to Is, block 4. and other lots. Omaha. I
Total ........................... .Sss
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
So Louis Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Sept 8-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 45o0 head including 1900 Texans;
market steady native shipping and export
steers $3.75QS. 65; steers under 900 pounds.
ts.5Onl6c: stoekers and feeders, t26oa4 80;
COWS and heifsrs EtsSSqSSO oanne = 8 SS q
Texas and Indian steers, 1.ood6l0; cows
and heifers. t2.OO615.4.
HOGS-Receipts. 5000 head market
q. 46G6Toi butchers and best heavy. teeO6
els
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rsceipts. 400
head; market strong; native muttons. $S.0oo7
$50: lambs, Sl.006'T.2b: culls and bucks. 50 OF
G46O; stockers, ta.006Il.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
MetnI Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-MErALs-Thero
was a moderate advance in the tin market
at London. with spot closing az elS6 81 and
futures at els5 les. Locally the market
was steady. There were buyers at Si0.6,
and asking prices ranged up to $40 30.
Copper was 2s Cd higher At $50 IL Cd for
both spot and futures in the English mar
ket. Locally copper was strong. with lake
1873 and casting at tls 25G1a5O, Lead was
steady. closing Is Cd higher. at ELS l2s 81
for spot In london. Locally the market
grade. Spelter was steady at ss.2566 70 In
the local market and unchanged at, eH rs
Cd in London. Iron was nnchansed IN the
English market. with stshdsrf foundry
quot ed at SIS and Cleveland warrants at
b4s Cd. Locally the market is reported very
Arm with No. I northern foundry quoted
IT 81 .0Sf22n0 No, 2 narthern foundry at
so 50671 80. No. southern foundry at s2l 90
NJ 20 and No. southern foundry at $40. 500
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Sept, 28.--cATTJE-
Receipts, 1900 head including 1900 south
erns; market steady TO loc lower; CHOICE
export and dressed beef steers, s. 4Og6. 70;
fair 10 good, S4.0c46.25; western fed steers,
s.. 4o1i6 25: stockers and feeders. s2.5Oq4.6o;
southern steers, s2.Td9S0; southern cows,
81. 75Ef3. 90; native cows. S2o0qS.60; native
s.. 2sG6.60.
steady TO SC lower top. $3.50; bulk; 50 $50
piss and lights, ss.o0ae.65.
SHEEP AND LAMBs--Receipts, 1900
head; market. sheep steady; lambs weak
yeariing, A1d5.65; western yearlings. S. q
d5.7s; western sheep A.Oode.l5; stockers and
feeders, S3.b0a550
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

NEW YORK. sept. S.-MONEf-On call
firm At lhns per cent; niling rate, 81 per
cent; offered at per cent Time loans,
a shade easier; sixty and ninety days, :
PRIME MERCANTILE /, PAPER-sbg7
per cent.
actual business I'm bankers bills at S.sS45a1
1850 for demand and at tl7960d4 1885 for
sixty-day bills: posted rates 81 80sS6D4 81 and
ASiA; commercial bills, A7p%.
sILvER-Bar 6sHe; Mexican dollars,
524c
BoNDs-Government steady: railroad.
irregular. ....t.
Quotations on New York bonds today
| ii
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle strong to steady, Hogs steady,
sheep steady to Lower.

about 5000 head Market for best strong
steers. 81 75Gds. ss; cows. ,27OGI75: heifers,
81 6Od5S5; bulls. s24Ol4.5o; calves, 5000
$50. stockers and feeders, 81 .6Ofl4.e0.
steady. Choice 10 prime heavy. ss.65fb6, 20;
medium to good heavy. ss40d6.55; butcher
weights, s6.66ds.75; good 70 choice mixed,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, about
5000 head Market steady to 10c lower.
Sheep, sL6OaS75; yenrlings, t56516.Oo;
ianabs a. O0ff7 60
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
New York Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK, Sept 267-Closins quotations
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, Sept. e26z!Today's state
eral fund. exclusive Of the $50, Zoo gold
reserve, shows: Available cash BALANCES,
SAl ,SSIb76; gold coin and bullion, $2a 1855, 1916
gold certificates, $40,S5L6S0, ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

TENDER, s6Ec: December. CSC; July, 7lJ,c.
Cash: No. 2 hard. 6sQssc; No. g. 67GsSc
No. red. esq6sltc; No. 8. 661146sc
July. sS7sc. Cash; No. mixed. tahc; No.
white, 45hc.
oATs-No. white. s5c; No. 2 mixed. 20
@22lkc.
EGGS-Firm; extras, nc; frsts. case in
Guided zoe; seconds, lac.
HAY-Steady: choice timothy, 81. 75Gl2 90;
choice prairie. 50 0od0.50.
RYE-steady. 55Q67c
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

to weak az close; lght, SA25d665; bulk OF
sales, a2566.a.
Sheet AND LAMBs-Receipts. ASA
head; market on i0c. ... l.s...
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Peoria Grntn NInrI.et,

PEORIA. Ill, Sept. 26,--CORN-s Steady;
No, yellow, .46&e;. No. 3. 46&c; No. 4,
45%ci. no grade, 44d44%c
OATs-Strong; No. white. SO q 3S u e;
No white 80 Y q 33c; No. 4 white, 81 &c.
RYE-Firm; No. 2, 6206Sc.
WHISKY--On the basis of s1.2 for nm
ished goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

SIOUX CITY, sept ss-Sspeeial Tee
ket steady; stockers, lOc lower. beevcs,
$AU0d600; COWS, bulls and mixed. $500
40; stockers and feeders, S.0oaisS; calves
ana yeariings. s. 50n36O
HOGS -- Receipts, 1880 head; market
steady, selling at S6o0a625; bulk OF sales.
~ O5d6l5
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
MIIwnukee Grain Market.

MILWAUKEE, Sept e6.-WHEAT-Mar-
ket lower; No. ] northern. 790Slc; No 2
northern, T56f79c; December, 75c.
RYE-Higher; No /. 6SGS3i<c.
BARLEY-Ftrm; No 2 csc; sample. Ssa
L4c
OATs-F1rner; standard. slle@s5c.
cORN-Steady; No. cash. 461 Gl46Nc
December, s3kc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Duluth Grnin Nnrket.

DULUTH, Sept 1-WHEAT-To arrive;
No, l northern, 76c; No northern, 74lhc
On track: No. hard. 77Nc No. northern.
7si4c; No. northern, 74S ft75tc; September
7stse; october, 767sc. December 7iiLc; May,
7Sjkc '-
6ATs-septernber. to arrive sac
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Artielss.l Open. High.l Low. Close. Y'd'l
Eco ' 81: i H:sss
FlaxI-
Sept. 13% 1141A 49, l IA ......
Oct. / 1iAl / Is 11%l ] In ann.
Nov. j 12k liz ! 12El ] 1s& ......
Docs..I i IA llA II 1 ia .......

Minneapolis Cash Close-wheat: No. /
hard, IKE; No. northern, 7sa4c; 10 arrive,
No. 8. 7sAq74Ac; No. ] durum. .e4zc; No.
durum, exc. Corn: No. yellow, +stc;
No. 8. +4kc Oats; No; white, alsc; No.
5f%c. Flax: Cash, I'LL. --..
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Wool Market.

OMAHA, Sept. 26.-Bank clearings for to-
day were n,51A, 374. 90. and for the corre-
spending date last year 81, $50. eSs.T6
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Articles open.l High Low. close.l Yes'y

Omaha Cash Sales.
4, WHEAT-No. hard, 1 car at 60; No.
4 hard, ! car at CSC.
CORNING. q. / car at $40: No. I 1 car
at l2c.
oATs-No. color. cars at $50.
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAT--No. Q hard, 671t6eso; No. hard,
6sifq67c: No. hard. esqesc; No . spring.
GoRN-No. Q. ADO; No. 4 H@42o; No. 9
yellow, &c; No 3 white, &c.
+ OATS-No. white, 91k@elc; No. white.
901t6t32c; No. white. 31d6lMc.
RYE-No. 2. &c; No. 8, 52ikc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
stocx IN s.uh,


ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. Sept. a.-cATTLE-
lower, native steers IS. 30d6 30: cows ana
h ns e sS; stoehsrs and feeders 800
HoGs-Receipts. 4.sl4 head; market steady
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Livsrpsoi Grain ana Prsvi.ions.

LIVERPOOL Sept. 9.--wHEAT-spot
steady; No. 2 red western winter, IS lod.
eembsr, IS tsSd; March. ss sad.
CoaN-spoS Arm; American mixed. Is
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
ToIedo seed Mnrlxe,.

TOLEDO. O.. Sept. 26-sEEDs-CIover.
cash and October. 1880; December, January
and March. $3.50. Prime timothy, sl9O.
Prime alsike, $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady. creameries. lsGe4c;
dsiries. l7qNHc Eggs. steady; at mark
cases irciuded l4Gilsc: irsts. SOC; prime
nTsts eltc; extras. &c. Cheese strong.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Boston stocks and Bonds.

BOSTON. Sept, 26.-Call. loans, car per
cent; time loans, 6d7 per cent Closing
quotations on stocks and bonds were
follows: 50.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

feeders. 6g3 S% 6 cows. $50 %
HOGS-The market was devoid of new
features this morning. there being COM
paratively little change In the situation
AS matter of fact. some sellers .compar-
Ing their sales with those made by them
yesterday were quoting the market
stronger while others. who had better
luck yesterday. could see a decrease In
prices today. The market, as. whole
however. was very little different from
what II was yesterday. The trade was q
little slow at the prevailing prices and
considerable time was consumed In dispoS-
ing OF the receipts As will be noted from
the sales the top price. s6'S, was &c higher
than anything brought y Nerday but the
load bringing that price was very choice.
q rarn ~ MI 10. L.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
New YORK Money Narket.

cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

ounce 20
MONEY-4Splh per cent.
'DIScOUNTS-rhe rate Of discount In tn:
open market fer short bills Is lts04n per
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

LONDON. Sept 2e.-closing quotations
tie STOCK exchange were:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

Articles Open High. Low. Close. iYes'y
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
boston Copnor Market.

sing quotations on Boston copper mar
reported by Logan & Bryan. Board
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
at. Loui. aeneraI Markct.

PkOViSIOgNS--Por K. Iower, IopUIng
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra
shorts, 1850; clear ribs, ss,e2h; short
clears. S9.76, Bacon. steady; boxed extra
clear, 5000.
POULTRY-F1rm; chickens, 1oc; springs.
11Hc turkeys, lsc; ducks. SIC; geese, &c;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
London c1osinE ,tock..

% W 'fFf'ff TsfssFFF w 70 THI
Total sales for the day. i.IoasOO shares.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
FRENCH TO LOSE POWER.
Quebec Province Alarmed BY New Inn
migration

Ottawa, Sept 5. In view Of the rapid
pe0pling Of the Canadian West, some
,laeHels Canadian leaders of public opin.
ion III the Province of Quebec are TAX
ilng d gloomy look into the near future
in regard % the political influence Of
their race in the destiny Of this country.
The fact that the European races speak
.lng the Freneh language do not figure 10
any appreciahle extent in The tide of
immigration that is now pouring into
all parts Of Ganada, caiises al least one
outspoken French newspaper, Ike Nation
aliste, "a predict that III less than d
quarter 81 i century hence French Cana
dians viii have ceased to be political
factor in the Government of the Domin.
ion. In an editorial III this paper il IL
estimated that from 1901 to 1911 over
2 .50o,00o immigrants who know not the
French tongue will have settled in this
country.
Today Frcnch.Canadians count largely
in the political history of Canada. They
have sixty.fiYe members of Parliament
from Quebec Province (and this number
under the constitution cannot be in
creased) ont Of total membership in
the House of Commons Of 2i4, III 1921
this journal tofesees population in the
West alone Of from i0,00O.000 to IL.
000, 900. On a feadnistment OF the rep,
Eeaentation as 70 population forstle com
mons, there will be sixty-five French
members 70 some 600 81 700 English and
other nationalities In twenty-five years
hence Canada will in al probability
have a population of upwards Of 25.000..
GOO OF more. aud then it may como ID
I,asa that IN order not to have too NUM-
efous parliament membership, repre-
sentation from Quebec Province Will be
cut down to one third the present mum
her, making some twenty French mem.
tiers III House Of 400 Of 500. 50 where
today Quebec is a potent factor IN the
Parliament Of Canada. it is more than
probable that twenty-five years hence
she will be Of little or no force OF weight
iii The Government of the Dominion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
THREE BODIES DIS
CLOSED BY The SEA
All Were Residents Of Providence, R. l.,
and Had Gone Out on Yacht
ing Cruise.

Fan River, Mass, Sept. s.. Three
bodies found mean an overturned catboat
on Horseneck beach III Westport, fifteen
miles from this city, yesterday, were
identified last night as those Of William
Carroll, age A years; Edward Collins,
aged 80, and Walter Lacy, aged az, all
of Providence, n. r
The men left Providence last Satur.
day for yachting trip to VineyaEd
Haven. 1t il supposed that in a sqnaIE
their catboat was disabled and that the
men in attempting to reach shore III
d skiff were capsized The slSiff and cat
boat both filed with water, and badly
damaged, were found near the bodies
OH the beach.
The catboat was equipped with an
auxiliary gasoline motor, and on a can
of gasolenes which was found in the
boat, the name james Carroll, Proyi-
dence," appeared Il was this name
which gave clew 70 the identity Of
the bodies.
Medical Examiner Thomas II Cum
ming, who viewed the bodies. said the
men had apparently been dead at least
twenty-four hours. Thomas E., d
brother of William II. Carroll, reached
here last night to claim tbe body Of
the latter William Carroll lived at
sos Eddy street, Providence, and Col
bins on Seymour street
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-05
Resigns His position.

st. Albans, Sept. 81. William H. Sam
ple. road foreman of engines of the Cen
tral Vermont railway has resigned ID
accept the position Of superintendent Of
Motive Power OF The Northern Railway
OF Costa Rica, with headquarters at San
Jose. G. n. Mr. Sample, who is widely
ard fayorably known among the railroad
men Of New England, began his career
as a railroad man in 1881, when he en-
tered the employ Of the Central Vermont
as fireman He was promoted to en-
gineer in 1855 and III 1887 went to Santa
fe, where be remained until 1890. He
returned to Vermont and four years ago
was made road foreman, which position
he has since held. Mr.. Sample has been
officially connected with tile B of r. II.
Division 33I for number Of years and
Is held in high esteem BY all who know
him. Mr.. Sample expects to sail for
San Jose on September Is. His family
win remain here for the present.