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The Chicago Evening Mail
Saturday, 25 October, 1873

         The body of one of the victims of the Lizzie Throop
       disaster, mention of which is made in another place, 
       arrived in this city this morning, and was at once con-
       veyed to 156 Messer street, at which place the Coroner
       will hold an inquest this afternoon. The body is sup-
       posed to be that of MICHAEL S. WADE, a seaman on the
       ill-fated vessel, having been washed on the beach near
       the scene of the disaster. It was sent to the city by
       the propeller Chapin.
       
       [Transcriber's note: The schooner Lizzie Throop, owned
       at Chicago, wrecked at South Haven, MI., 17 October, 1873]
       
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