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The herald., 1893-12-31
OliYaa.


The olive industry oughtto be sue
cessin Southern California. But the
man who pays $400 an acre for olive land
will sooner or later learn that it was an
instance in which "a fool and his money
parted" Bearing olive orchards can be
boughtfor $l00 an acre in Italy, 30 we
are told. Our climate is thing of al
most Incompatible value, but he
who buys land should. remember
that, while it may help him
to- enjoy life, hss cannot live
on climate. In buying lsnd-or land
and water--in Californis, the stranger
should. closely, investigate and fully
and accurately determine for himself
what he can do with it; what will be
the reward of an intelligent, energetic
cultivation OF it, not for one year but.for
period of years-the only method by
which a fair, honest average can
be arrived at. Land and water
ought to be had for from $50
at 500 per acre, generally. OF course
locality, soil, frost conditions, contiguity
to town and other advantages will and
should have weight in the premises, but
in general sense the prices quoted will
be as high as circumstances will war
rant. These views will not suit those
who are waiting. watching and working
for another boom, but we believe we
ventured very near the brink where
conservatism falls, in putting them
forth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
GOTHAM WALTERS To sTIKE.
And April -: seems tn Bc the Right
Date.

NV YoEK. April 2l.- There is little
doubt that the two organizations of
walters the International Hotel Wait
crs' association and the Hotel and Res
taurant Keepers alliance are CO opera
ting FOR general strike in tins city on
April ~. The walters from the Grand
Union and the MURRAY Hill hotels are
holding meetings to discuss grievances.
The general plan II to make l,si of the
hotels. strike out the names IL those
which have made enough concessions to
the walters to satisfy them for the pres
ent and order strikes IN the others at the
most inconyenient time irssihle. Wait
rrs' unions in Philadelphia. Boston and
Chicago have promised not to send
walters here during general strike. II
WAS resolved AZ the meeting II the aseo
citation tonight that the Imperial hotel
should bc considered a fair house
during the coming festival
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
WANT \ MONOPOLY.


Pssrs. April 2l-J & Carter - coun
ael of the United States before the
Eering sra tribunal - arbitration. con
yued his Argument IN behalf q Ameri
tan claims VA Eering sea. VI Carter
criticised tho weak points Sf toe case
presented IN behalf - Great Britain
he admitted that the United s,tatea
saSed fnr monopoly n the seals, hat
monopoly ne argued. could only he IN
jusious when artificial prices were ir
iurrd by D. In the present 10
stance tha; vas impossible pn thr
contrary. the monopoly sslcd for by the
United states would encourage pro-
drc;ion AMI - beneficial q humanity In
the sam. way as the Laws providing for
pa'eats and curynRht Mr. Carter puo.
cee.le1 3, rriuio the British argument
tha, the eeals devoufed British Ssh In
The vatrrs - nritish Colombia Court
sdIourned until next Tue, ~ 1amog
fov President Cannot pih receive th>
.rhitrstors al the hlysc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22


PHnApsLrH April sl.-Receivers
were today sppointed for the Peansyi-
vsnia Ste~i company. which has ex-
fensive plants sf St.elfon. f~nnsy lvania.
ard Sparrows Point. Maryland Luther
s. Bent. president II the COMPANY. when
seen said the spTosnfmrnt of recciv~us
Vas not the result of any want of profit
able work at 10th Steeitnn and Spar
rows PmnL IL Mas simply caused by
the present unfortunate condition u the
money market.
Tie Girari Trust company. beinS the
trustee cn the mortgages. was naturally
selected az one of the receivers. The
oi' -~ceiscr is President Bent The
tlnents were made by Judge Pen
nypseker this afternoon upon applica.
ton ~ Alfred Earnshsw and Roberts
Cox. cr~iitors II the company. The
company In capitalized ~ s,.Upu00. a!
which s4..so.Ooo has been paid'in- Al
the close 81 the stock market yesterday
Pcnnsylvania Steel company shares sold
at 81 - but today they were offered al
the par value with no bid
The debt of tho company amounts 10
t3000,poO. and the secured indebtedness
is 81 olo0O. The plants and machinery
are valued at tl00UQ The company
does a business of o. .00o. 600 q year. and
AGO men are employed. \ large
amount Of liabilities will soon mature.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
WALL STREET ENC,TID.
Esnkes~ Say tarl,~ie'- Course viii
esu-.. SERIOUS Trouble

NV ioEs. April II There wss an
uneasy feeling In Wall street over 'hc
gp.d situation today. The declaration
~ Secretary Carlisle that no change
Nonid H. made n the policy q the gov
eminent Nas received with ds-appoinf-
meni ty bankers Who do no, hesitate tn
hint AZ serious COMPLICATIONS b"f f5re
riany tays have passed. This morning
a lcuu"o iu Enii sas called &c ~ re
sub treasury art wss paid Tor IA gold
certificates. | nlfe,i States notes and
tr~ip.ury notes The amount q
treasury notes presented Vas about
s.slt.t Cashier Munlsman ssys
: id hsa teen furnished ipr all
treasury notes presented and that no
order to reftuss paying goli fur treasury
notes hss b.en received from Washing
ton tie declined to say whs, a..tiun
vt. 10 taken 10 regard % paying treas
urv notes 4 the golt reserve falls besow
sio'trs' \ prominent banker who
fsvas~ the i-sue - s,ld bonds says "
va known yesterday that gold would
10 retf-.sd = d~msnde.i ior Treasury
notes and that several banks turned "a
goid o. titic th~ treasury over Another
dsy snd give ine secretary a chance fo
rerau-. d'r hi= dee cisirn. \ test = the
gnrernmsnf p'Hry ssll 20 made teis
afternoon ty Eoid rSpurtsrs. Taea
mere gsid VII he demanded J
Fdvsfi simmons President = thr
Fourth NsfI~nsl tsnk. -aii Nr Car
Iisle has tnnaunre-i oo policy I'is
r.is rean prfhug e. Far as sny s'la-
tlon e fhn question - roncerns.l u -
.nouif seu~ an nrfief i1 ffe sfIt sreas
urer -n r. iesui treasury rotes onIy in
SILVER when rnrres-hmsnt - mHtr 1n
the 49, t.sstlsu reserved hs.lifux the
siapIs"tNi anF for The rrdamf f'issss- q
greer irsis ~. ne government wili zrs
p~ed roid payments. vhtch g. nay nin,i
wuuia 10 r. m - unfar'grste proceed
Ing Ths sftofssi - o. .id shouhi 10
rspl oHt pa re,ls.fuu'isn = I'll govern
su@nf ethgstauz sna fba sci easah.
ished policy = fhe : v~r'iuaent 80 Pc
deem - gai'era Ig -u.i should p.
maintained st sH hszar.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

RoHx. Apdi - King Humhert and
Queen Marghefila received With full and
magnificent ststs ceremonial today the
congratulations a the various sovereigns.
through their ambassadors. on the
twenty fifth anniversary of the marriage
ot their Italian msj~sties. the date II
which falls upon tomorrow. April .2,.
Humbcrt and Aargherita having bern
united in mprrisgc at Turin April -,
i$is The enSoys extraordinary and
ministers plempotsntisry joined with
the ambassadors IN presenting the con
gratulations of the heads u their re-
spectiye states. Uited States Minister
Potter presented en autograph letter
from President Cleveland conveying in
suitable language tie expressions of the
presidents pleasure over the happy oc
casion. King HsH,bert and Queen
Margherita extend4 most cordial re-
cepiion to their via 3ors.
The German Emperor. accompanied
ty the German ehpress and the i'm
Terial suite. this morning drove to the
forum of Traian md viewed the sx-
cava,ed remains Il that magnifiq q0ht
structure. The emperor and emf[9H
also visited the Coliseum and the
cavated ruins on tn Palatine hill. Tht!
returned 10 the quirinsl TO take lunoh'
with their royal hosts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
TRADE IS BAD.
The COnditio Of the Treasury Has the
Natural Result.

Nrw YORK April 2l- r.. q. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review 81 trade will say:
Monetary doubts have overshadowed all
other Influences 1T New York. but have
not yet greatly affected trade at most
other points. Thus outside reports re
liect conditions existing prior to the
large shipments II gold. while the mar
kets here have been declining sharply.
Reports that the treasury will refuse
gold for new treasury notes as soon as
the reserve is reduced below elO0U0.0n
the rapid rise IN the rate IL foreign ex.
change Ia the highest point known for
many years and orders for shipment ~
nearly siU0UO in gold on Saturday.
part IL IL going to Canada. have lci To-
much speculative liquidation. Stocks
have declined over e. per share Tor the
week While rates Tor money on call
and for commercial paper have not -
Vet been seriously affected. few im
portant failures. one at Rochester and
one IN tho coffee trade here have added
to the feeling 81 uncertainty.
At Cincinnati the grocery trade ~
larger than year ago. and there is a
fair spring business IN clothing. At
Chicago navigation OPENS will heavy
shipments. and the weather rctsrls busl
ness. Its volume Is !air Collections
are satisfactory. Currency dccs not re
turn. "a was expected. and. large sums
are tied mp IN fair Preparations so that
bankers are conservative A,nuat nrT II
Western points the Weather cheeks trade
Weather retards trad. ~ Louisville and
At Nashville. Knoxville and ihitlc Eock
business Is quiet
Pig iron = a shade hrmer los 'oundFy
bat I,csseinor - weaker at fitisiuIg
and Birmingham. NJ. " ~ offered At .
cents. Trade IN har iron ~ dnli With
the prices as lny - ever. and iuwcf
prices are expected Collections through
ont the country are 81 ni'~i p1tf's slower
than usual
The husIne~a failures during The last
sct~n daya number for the nitrd States
10. Canada. -, total -. as compared
With 81 iasi week. .esi the week prc
Vious D. the last aBd s'l for the corre
spending week Il isst y.ar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
TnEIH RODE. RECOVERED.
The Victim. of the Milwaukee Crih
Horror al the Morgue.

NlLwAUKsF, Wis. April II The
t-osliea - twelve - the victims - ,es
icrdsys disaster ~ The water works
crib wcTo recovered thia morning ani
are now wing AZ ;he u,orguc. TIC first
t~,ies vcrc recovered AZ 5sl n N. H.
lce officers sho pa,rnllea ,ne hcsch all
night discovered the l~siy ot Michsel
DNycr a. " as washing into the shore
Tho first lo ~ vas found three quarters
- mile noTlh ~ the water works
Shortly siisrward tire is-iy q ,'"org-
Gtcgg was found 4n feei north e
"a herr Dvyer was washed sshore. The
either tea t-eiies we're recovered 81 the
rrib hs the men aboard tho sieamhsrg.
burroughs CoFuner Henry wils msse
; thorough Investigation = tie ,lssasicr
~ the CRIB tsefofs Iurs - Mapuay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
DERBY Is DEAD.
The Statesman Earl Died Last Night
in London.

LONDON. April 2l.-The earl Of Derby
died this evening al $50 o'clock.
The RI Hon. Edward Henry Stanley.
earl of Derby. was born july n. ls3i,
and educated at Rugby and Trinity
college. Cambridge. where he took
first class IN classics in lsis. As Lord
Stanley he represented Lynn Regis in
the house 81 commons before be sue.
ceeded To the peerage. In ls5o he was
appointed under secretary of foreign
affairs IN the first administration ~ his
father. the former earl Of Derby. who.
after distinguished career as states
man. died October -. 1859. Under his
fathers second administration the late
earl vas secretary of state for India
with seat in the cabinet. and il
was under his supcrintendence that
the management II the British India
empire was transferred from the board
- directors of the East India company
Ia the government Of Great Britain The
late earl was appointed secretary cf state
for foreign affairs in July. ls,,i. Upon
his fathers death. the late earl became
a member ~ the house ~ lords. Mr..
Disraeh again intrusted HIM with the
foreign Office IN 1874. In l-I9 the earl
~ Derby detached himself from the
conservative party on the ground that
he lid not approve ~ the course ~ the
conservative leadership in regard 10 the
foreign relations ~ Great Britain. Lord
Derby became liberal and was secre.
tary 81 state for the colonies under Mr..
Gladstone from ls-1 Ia July lssJ. In
l,s6. wheE the division IN the liberal
party occurred on the issue IL home rule
Tor Ireland. Lord Derby took stand
sguins, IRISH home rule and has since
ranked among Mr.. Gladstonc's opro
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
TWO MURDERERs ESCAPE.


SING SING. y. y. April 2l.-Murder-
ers Thomas Pallistcr anil Frank w.
Rohle. both under sentence Of death.
have escaped from the condemned cells
Of Sing Sing prison. The discovery Was
made at $40 o'clock this morning when
Guard Glinn found the two night
watchmen locked in the murderers'
cells. When the guards were released
they told remarkable story. G~ard
Hulse said that at Z o'clock last night
he passed supper into Pallister. Tho
condemned man threw handful of the
and Pallister rushed on him. took his re-
under threats Of death forced
the keys away from him. He then
locked Hulsc i'm the cell and unlocked
the cell of Murderer Frank Rohle. The
two mur,ierers then unlocked the cells
Of Carlyle W. Harris and Murderer Os
mend. They invited these two 10 escape
with them. Both Harris and Osmond
refused the offer 10 escape. Pallister
and Rohle waited until g o'clock. when
Guard Murphy came on duty. As Muir
ply entered the corridor Pallis'er pre-
scnted his pistol at Murphy's head. and
taking his keys away from him locked
him in Rohle's cell. Pallister took
Guard Hulse's shoes and cap away from
him and put them on himself threaten
ing Ia kill the guards il they made any
outcry. The two murderers climbed Ia
the top ~ the cells and knocked off the
scuttle in the roof In this way they
got on the roof. climbed down into the
yard and made their escape. As soon AZ
the escape was reported Warden Brown
sent on; his men 10 scour the country.
1t il supposed that Pallister had been
saving the pepper given him daily with
hs meals. Guards Hulse and Murphy
have been suspended. also Officers of
the Guard Glynn and Maher. Glynn
and Mahcr are supposed Ia make the
rounds ~ murderers' row and all the
shops IL leaked out this morning that
brother Of Rohle arrived IN this city
about ten days ago from Germany with
5000 which Rohlc had inherited.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
WILL SWEEP CLEAN.
Democrats Believe Hut LMtle In
RoassrSa cSvlf S-rv$Ce-VeS.rm <

W,sHiSoroS. April 2l.-Some 81 the
democrat politicians IN Washington,
in fact nearly all 81 them. have come 10
the conclusion that the administration
intends io give the rank and file IL the
party pretty fair showing after all. Ii
was their original belief. based upon ex-
pressions coming from the White House
and the various departments. that
changes in office would b. made only
where changes were compelled. that the
spirit 81 the mugwump was abroad IN
the land. and that civil service reform
has at last come - stay. For some
reason best known to themselves. they
have changed their minds. Ii is now
their conviction that 10y July L. there
will fe clean sweep in all the offices. or
nearly all. that are not governed by the
civil service law.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
Omcer. and Tramp. III Rattle.

LOGANsP orr. Ind. April 2l.-kock
field. sm all town On the Wabash rail
road. west of Logansporf. vas the ecene
81 small riot last evening. Three
tramps entered the railroad station and
became noisy. The night operator or
dercd them out. but they refused Ia GO.
a constable called out posse 10 help
remove the tramps The knights ~ the
road pulled revolvers and fired AT the
officers. and the fire was returned. No
one Was hurt. The tramps boarded a
freight train and cape to this city.
where one ~ them was arrested. Officers
arrived here today and took the prisoner
back 10 Eockiield.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

shs -hnard 81 railroad commissioners.
ths nesry sss paid. ~ tho story seat.
ihfoash thfrd party. and the dscisaon
sAs sisca According u contract A't'
ssss,d when Mitchell came " divide
9th the third party. he r-fussd b. give
hin . fpii thArd saying that IN addition
tn dividing With Commissioaes Anthoey.
hs lad also ~ give . share to Con.
nisssoaer Green. and IA Consequence Il
the the third party only received el 10
Mr.. Mitchell said this evening: The
story from beginning to snd 10 iie.
never hsrt any such Transaction with the
Union Terminal company or any third
party. aud ] never gave the decision fnr
thai COMPANY or any other under cor
rupt infiueace. That d-cislon Vas hon
e~ssy given and h>isev~ that il was a
fair and Just one" Mitchell MAS close,cd
With his attorney for an hour. and
thrsafeus to prosecute Ostogn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
HOME RULE TO WIN
The BIl Passes ID Second Read
ING Last Night
sY FORTY FOUR MAJORITY
The Uoose oe Cosanoas Was Crowded
D, Ihu.~ WIN Wslsed so neAr
The Debate

LosroS. Arrl I.-The home rule hill
passed i,s second reading in the house of
commons tonight by vote of 317 10 .DA-
Since early this morning the houss and
visitors gallery have been crowded by
those ANXIOUS 10 hear the great debate
ON the crowning effort II Gladstone's
life. Sir Henry James Was tho first
speaker and he characterized the meas
ure as . messenger u war between Eng
land and Ireland.
In the evening the debate Was mon
opolixed 10y minor members until the
ARRIVAL ~ Mr., Gladstone and Mr.. Bal
-four. who Nerc received with cheers
M Bslfour b-g~n by chs( - the lib
erals with laying the first stepping stone
10 q " stem cf federation. Some seemed
even to coutk ksuch an imputation.
Mr.. Balfouf conteudcd that Ireland
as a nation had never had a parliament.
Tkop classes who had had q parliament
In Ireland did not now desire u parlia-
ment. Cheers II the government in
their madness gave Ireland parliament.
they would not be restoring an ancient
privilege. hut would he granting the
country something that she never before
possessed
The bin. il passed. would entail loss
and hardship upon all classes in Ireland.
Irish ambitions would regard the i'm
perial parliament a. foreign and de-
feated body.
GlasisaOne's Reply.
AS Mr. Gladstone rose to address the
house the cheering was renewed. Like
Mr.. Balfour. he was In splendid form.
His voice was clearer and fuller than be-
fore during the session and his move
ments gave evidence Of unusual energy
and earncsiness. The principal weapons
81 the opposition. he said. were bold
assertions. persistent cxaggerations.
constant misconstruction and copious.
arbitrary and baseless prophecies.
3 The present bill sought To close a con-
troversy that had lasted for centuries.
Under its provisions Ireland would start
on a new basis. with all the recollec-
tions of the past efaced. Everything
hitherto demanded by Ireland had been
refused. because she WAS viewed with
distrust and disbelief. Her loyal accept
ancc Il the present bill should cause
distrust and disbelief 10 vanish.
Mr. Glsdstone's closing words were:
You cannot be surprised that We have
undertaken the solution Of this great
question and as on the one hand il is not
the least Of the arduous efforts Of the
hbcr,sl PARTY ~ on the other hand il will
have its place 10 history aye, and not
gemQte. but early hisG0xxr as not the
least durable. fruitful and blessed
among It's accomplished aetsL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

r.rrsA kao Apni - secretary =
Gfate D=fs rn tss ehsrgri "a lrt'st
t',r.I =. ..si. n.r N.tcheil sifh NefAl nsf@
.er.fsrs snI p N- Nsea~H sfontinne-
lf as prearrt frame q usie'i 60 si4i
h. .e - aecrpfsrs Hfrslsf arfsst ,a stosz
~ lrr
Ihe stavy ~ NJ tsiafH prepsf~d a
try ihe evening fsr~es = ths' shea ihs-
fr..H arso nsl lesft~ esr@ ~e~sHsit -
-.-.sa th- fsahf ~ So ~ TIRE H-@tufi
p.r.H. us kansss sos ksesss i.ss
Isrs sarv ines Hsaf ts Nerft~ii snA
rrs.ir 3 f.sal sftlt a.m - shset ~ rsn
-. .ferst.sn q siai.s rs~h Isl hafF hs
sssthf stisrant@s fsTrfsisl, f.ssisshGH ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

MISNE.roLis. April PA rorrowful
sequel ,o the recent troubles ~ Crocker.
Fiske A Co. Is furnished today in the
announcement that Georve Crocker.
senior member 81 the firm, has hecn
taken to private insane hospital
at Wawatosa. near Milwaukee IRE
vious to the recent trouble. Mr.. Crocker
had been sufferer from an enfeebled
mind. due 10 business carcs aud hard work.
The affairs - the firm were kept from
him as long as possibie in an endesvor
10 prevent him from being worried iy
them
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
WAITING FOR WHITE
The Russian Extradition Treaty Will
Soon Go Into Effect.

WAsHINcroS. April 2l.-The exchange
of rstirieations ~ the Russian treaty
leave now only one more step To bc taken
u put the treaty into effect. That is
the official proclamation by President
Cleveland. This proclamation will be
issued M a short time. probably upon
the receipt of formal official notice by
the state department from Minister
White 81 the fact of the exchange.
Until the date or publication of the
PROCLAMATION. whenever that may be. the
exact text of the treaty is expected Ia
remain a secret o. the executive depart
m-nt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
SIT LINES Noi,NoN~.


S,iT I.NF. Utah tpri II Liiiuo-
kalani the d,ihfouc.i queen a llaWsn.
NAV become Moriaon bcschsm
.Iohus,,a f7rmeris missionary o. lhv
Sand~lch isiaals ~ in feeelpt q =
communication tr.eg be- tu ehich she
expfe~sss hove foi the -aints sn8 ttslf
,reei White president q the mission
he fafmsi tfe gneeas Arqnslnianee
ani shs several 'iales sstvntis-i the ssrf
slfe- q TIE i.afief Dss Ssint-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
Charges Against Harrington.

WssHIScroN. April u. Assistant At
torney General Colby to-day forwarded to
Prot Mark Harrington. the chief ~ the
weather bureau. the formulated charges
against him and other officials ~ the
bureau for alleged mafcasance in Office
The charges include misrepresentation
~ fact.. the shielding ~ unworthy en-
ployes evasion or the violation 81 the
elvIl service law. inei',ciency. maladmin-
istratisn and improper diversion Of pub
Ia Pa, Ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

4 Toledo Mans ssh-use ss Jsfs.sd .
Dsss~,is lnswrs re~ Company.

Toirpo. Ohio. Ar-il Hugh " silrs.
German sgei - y--rs or th~.sssouts.
"a wanted ty tire rolics a fhst csty eva
the chsre. II vspssrinE bis wife. HE
ol1lssf " sa,d &c hsve f.~en g. e-cu-r ~
insuranr~ - eSfsu which the vurssa
hsd. Waller snS tsie vie rssss hrre
lsss orsrs-r. MAY Nc~se, dprs~'sc ~
years 81 ago. vac engsgrd so ao hnase.
~ors fo them A short tirss ss,rfssrsi
n scene Mrs Wsilst yreps-~~i sf1y %
Chscsce va bstr.sf Ssa~ Ns~sr ~ &c
~r,sa,ans hrr. ks tsstrns TIE tvo -e-
rusr s,ssred tks uffsc~ q fhs Eauiiefas
Life ipsafsc~e eoEnpsns hnd srA Nsiisr
f--rsnssfs.a tet es,f.sani-n io tFs% hsr
lie snsu-ea fof s.stfs, Ts,s policy vss
s~~s-r3. hat sf the sc48esi - Mrs.
wsiirs ths Eirl pasg.i ssr< \ n - Me-.
Hnro Wsiiss snd siP ysiicy was rss<is
osf ~ fHsT ~sY ssh,~tty sfssr wtisr ftf
fsnsisy psF. lving - Ssutf rerd. ieii
ana. NI~~ Ns.-ee t~<srps III ami csm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
Buruct, ON H,.,wice.s Conn.

MoSTREAt. April 2l,-Patrick Haley.
irborer. 80 years IL age. was burned to
death at his residdnce, No ~ Vallee
street. ltseems th&t his wife died and
was laid osat for burial. Haley had sat
up all night with her and was inconsol-
able at her death and refused TO leave
her side an day. II is supposed that he
was overcome with sleep and upset one
Of the candles. which iGnited the in
flammable materials about the coffin.
Haley was ovgspowered 10y the smoke.
and was dead khcn the firemen entered
-&h, vS,<xr,,