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Cleveland Herald
August 24, 1881

              DIED AT THE MARINE HOSPITAL.

              JOHN MACK, the only survior of the ill-fated crew of
            the schooner A. Ford, all the others having been frozen
            to death a few years ago when that schooner was driven
            on the Canada side of Lake Erie, died at the Marine Hos-
            pital on Saturday. He has been in the hospital about two
            weeks, and last sailed on the schooner Walter H. Oades.
            MACK'S wife, who lives in Oswego, was present when he
            died, and left at 12 o'clock Sunday night with the corpse
            for her home. President FORBES of the Seaman's Union and
            CAPTAIN PAT WOODS of the Oades showed every attention to
            the sick sailor, and assisted in the removal of his re-
            mains to the depot. All expenses connected with MR. MACK'S
            death will be borne by the Seaman's Union.

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