DECISION IN CHINA CLAY CASE AFFIRMED. AFTER a long illness William L. Heyer passedaway April 10. In January he began to failrapidly, and for the last six weeks had been confinedto his bed. Although suffering intensely, his plucknever deserted him. He joked with his family andwas cheerful to the… … WILLIAM I.. HEYER,. ber. A little more than twenty-five years ago hecame to New York, associating himself with Geo.Borgfeldt & Co. Eleven years ago he spent a year withHamburger & Co., and then went with the Strobel &Wilken Co., in whose employ he remained until hisdeath. Mr. Heyer knew…
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