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Chicago Daily Tribune
May 1, 1883

              Lost in the Lake
           The schooner J. F. Tracy, loaded with wood,
         arrived in port from Grand Haven at 7:30 last
         evening, bearing the tidings that her command-
         er, CAPT. ARCHIBALD DOYLE, had fallen overboard
         and was drowned. The accident happened off
         Waukegan at 3:30 in the afternoon, and although
         the crew made every effort to save their Captain,
         their efforts were in vain, as before they could
         lower a boat and pull to the assistance of the
         drowning man he sank from sight. The Captain's
         wife, who accompanied her husband on all of his
         trips, witnessed the scene from the deck of the
         schooner. CAPT. DOYLE was one of the oldest and
         best-known men on the lakes, over which he had
         sailed for upwards of thirty years. He was the
         owner of the vessel which he sailed as well as
         the cargo.
         
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