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The Washington times., 1905-04-23

Ing by furnace. and laundry in the cell
ar. and bath rooms will be tiled. The
lots ere 11x10a. On Tennessee avenue
northeast, adjoining Lincoln Park, Mr..
Newton is erecting seven two-story and
cellar dwellings, with four rooms on each
floor The fronts will be of red brick
and brown stone, and the interior finish
of hardwood. The latest Improved sani-
tary plumbing will be introduced; there
will be tiled bath rooms and heating
will be by furnace. The lots are 1SxS0.
The vacant lot on the north side of II
street, between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth streets. has been sold by West
colt & Story, real estate brokers. The
purchaser is a Western man, who
bought the property as an investment,
and it is his intention to erect a busi-
ness building to suit a tenant, when one
Is found.
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
USE OF THE HYPHEN.

A witty but not altogether respectful
native of the British isles described an
American mugwump as the sort Of man
who in England would sit on the hyphen
between Campbell-Bannerman 1t is in
teresting TO learn from the School
master" that a jIven.Ie British mind has
all unconsciously evolved a similar use
tor the hyphen.
A short time ago a teacher was ex-
peining the function of the I1yphen.
having written a number of examples
On the blackboard, the first of which
was 'bird-cage,'' he asked the boys TO
give reason for putting the hypaen be-
tween bird and cage"
There was n short silence. Then a
boy who is unjustIy reckoned among the
ounces. said:
. 1T is for the bird TO perch on. sir.,
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
MISS MAGGIE FAUNTLEROY
RELIEVED OF HER PURSE

Jostled in crowd near a bargain
counter in downtown department store
yesterday Miss Maggie Fauntleroy. of
2e5 c street northwest lost her purse
containing check for s55, three 81 bills,
a l0-cent piece, two nickles, and a white
pearl handle penknife. She made thor
ough search around the counter after
the crush, but could not find it,
VIXEN she reported the case to the po-
lice she Informed Captain Boardman
that two well-dressed and dapper young
men pushed against the counter She
believes one of them stole the purse.
The Washington times., 1905-04-23

William F. Downey, president of the
District branch of the United Irish
League. has issued an address on the
subject of conditions in Ireland. Mr.
Downey comments on the work of u .
league under the leadership of John
Redmond. and declares that through
the organizations efforts 100000 tenant
farmers of Ireland have become land
owners
This IS but the beginning, says Mr..
Downey and he believes that absentee
landler4ism. the curse OF any country,
will finally become thing Of the past.
Continuing Mr.. Downeyz says:
Unfortunately this is not the condi-
ton universally, and especially in the
west, where the people were driven in
the past, by the cruel laws, to the bogS
and morasses to exc out an existence,
while fatted kline for the foreign mar
kets browsed in contentment on the fer
tile fields adjoining.
Supported by Lord.
''The result has been that the people
in these lands worked out precarious
existence at the best of times. and In
bad years suffered from want. This
condition of affairs was forcibly and
eloauently discussed at a meeting in
Dublin en- April Z, by no less a person
age than Lord Dudley. the lord lieu
tenant Of Ireland.
Lord Dudley proposes that instead of
the Irish farmer-tenant migrating to a
foreign country, he shall migrate to the
fertile untenanted lands of his own
country He would make Ireland as
prosperous and happy as Canada and
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
FOR sALE-HousEs.
PRICE. sa.aso.

~Jt~~S'
A beautiful 1e-room press-brick house.
very close to II st. line; in perfect re-
pair; the house alone cannot be built for
$500. exclusive OF the ground. Terms.
$500 or $500 cash, balance same as rent.
PRICE, S3,aso.
Rented at s27 per month. two houses on
S. c. ave. se.. between 9Th and 7th sts.;
good lots; property is improving rapidly
in this section 1t will pay you to buy
this property and hold it. Any reason
able offer submitted.
PRICE, sa,75o.
d ST. n. E, on car line; southern ex-
posure; modern in every detail. A s.
room baywindew press brick; lot 15x100.
to alley; must be seen to be appreciated
very easy terms.
PRICE, $4,000.
GROOM MODERN BRICK HOUSE,
on fth st. se., one-half square from Penn
sylyania ave. Rented at s2o.50 per month.
VIII make an ideal home, or pay we'll as
an investment Termz 500 or 800 cash;
balance TO suit.
PRICE, esSoo.
A ST S. E, very close TO Lincoln Park.
A 7-roon modern brick house; beautiful
lot, running 120 fee deep.
PRICE, $4,000.
200 AND 2o2 NJ ST. S. E.-Rented at
$3.50 per month: neFer idle Terms, sie0
or 500 cash; balance on small monthly
payments. These houses can be made to
pay for themselves. Do not miss this
bargain
PRICE. sy,reo.
1917 ST. NJ E-A 5-roorn frame;
under good rental; with one of the pret-
tiest lots in the eastern section: 2oxi29.
Anyone will tell YOU ground is cheap
at 50c per foot in this s.ction.
We quote you the lowest price on
any piece Of realty that is for sale. Do
not buy before getting our Es.- Property
in all sections of the city. II 1t is for
sale we have II.
JOHN F. DONoHOE & SONS,
Phone e 81 sos EAST CAPITOL ST.
1T
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
FIRST AID TO THE INJURED.

On a rock-strewn beach of the Cornish
coast the fury of a violent storm was
Just abating. A vessel had gone 10
pieces ON the rocks, and after display
of much heroism on the part Of the VII
layers all the crew and passengers had
been saved, with the exception OF one
man He had been washed ashore ap
parently drowned, and the new curate
knelt at his SIDE on the beach. en-
deayoring TO restore his circulation.
my friends" he said, Urning to the
villagers, how do you usually proceed
in these cases o.
Az one man the simple folk replied:
Search his ockets-'--Exchange
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
THE SPIDERS APPETITE.

The spider has a tremendous appetite,
ard his gormandiZing defies all human
competition. scientist who carefully
noted u spiders consumption Of food in
twenty-four hours concluded that If The
ST ider were built proportionately 70 the
human scale he would eat at daybreak
approximately q small alligator by I
a m. a lamb, by a. m. a young came
lopard by L O'Clock a sheep. and would
finish up with a lark pie in which there
yrera t9,l birds
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
SUBTRACTION.

A teacher in q Western public school
was giving her class the first lesson In
subtraction Now in order to SUBJ
tract" she explained, things have TO
always be OF the same denomination
For instance, we couldn't take three
apples from four pears nor SIX horses
from nine dogs"
hand went up In the back Of the
room.
."reacher, Teacher shouted small
boy, cant you take four quarts of milk
from three cowSY
The Washington times., 1905-04-23

FOR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN
ONLY 50, $50. IT'S A GEM.
REDUCED FROM "a. 500.
AN ELEGANT NEW COTTAGE.
ON THE HEIGHTS, SOUTHEAST.
LARGE PARLQRS. RECEPTION HALL,
BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM,
KITCHEN PANTRY,
EXQUISITE BED CHAMBERS,
LARGE ATTIC, CONCEaTED CELLAR. I
SPLENDID HoT-WATER HEATING SYS-
TEN
LOT 2x10n
BUILT BY OWNER FOR HOME.
NO EXPENSE SPARED.
THE SURROUNDINGS REMIND ONE
OF CLEVELAND PARK, OR CHEVY
CHASE \ NEIGHBORHOOD OF BEAU
TIFUL COTTAGE HOMES. ELEVATION
HIGH AND HEALTHY, OVERLOOKING
ALL WASHINGTON. IT'S WORTH
YOUR CAR FARE AND TINE TO SEE
IT.
I21 MAPLE AVE,
ANACOSTIA.
SQUARES FROM CARS.
DON'T INSPECT WITHOUT PERMIT
MOORE & HILL Qnc.). III 18th st. NV.
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
ExHILARAr1NG SPRING WEATHER

Samson-Great weather were having,
but It's an expensive luxury
Lamson-What do you mean?
Samson-I walked down town this
morning and bought SO worth of stuff
l didn't need ct ALL The weather made
me feel SO fine ] thought l owned the
earth.-Detroit Free Press
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
ENVY.

Uncle George-so you're just Eve years
old today?
Tommy-Yes sir
Uncle. George-Well, well. I'm fifty;
think of that
Tommy-My. / wisht I was; then I'd
git 80 cents fur my birthday stead o.
5.-Philadelphia Press
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
WASN'T 1T TOO BAD.

.WeU have to place the responsibility
for the wreck somewhere said the rail-
road superintendent. What's the mat
ter with blaming the engineer
general mana ger. He wasn't Killed. -
Brooklyn Citizen. -
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
FOR EXCHANGE-HOUSES.

WILL EXCHANGE LOT on Columbia
Heights. price $1,000. In part payment for
thTee-story nine-room house. Northwes, not
exceed $1,000. NEW YORK REAL ESTATE
BROKERS. GIL r St a s,,D9-3t
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
WELL DONE

AT any rate" gasped the Russian
soldier, as he dashed through Man
churia few miles ahead of the pur-
suing Japs. this long run will cause
US to be well seasoned"
Yes laughed the army buffoon, "es-
pecially II we continue to get peppered
every few miles Chicago News.
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHAEGE-Beautiful sub
urban home, at Forest Glen; nine rooms
stone and shingle house; ten acres: fruit;
spring; hot and cold water; electric and
steam cars. VIII trade for city home AMI
assume trust. G. r. HAZARD CO. lF7 F
~. NV Phone Main 17G ap22-tf
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
George P. Newton,s Buildings.

George r. Newton. the builder, is pre-
pairing plans for five two-story and eel
lar. bay window houses. TO contain six
rooms. tiled baths and vestibules. The
lots are 17x70. and the houses are TO
be completed in ninety days. On Albany
street. between First and Second north
west, Mr.. Newton is now building a
handsome row of ten two-story houses
with red brick and brown stone fronts.
There will be four rooms on each floor.
A.4artor dnishirgs Of hardwood. heat
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
FOR SALE-COTTAGES.

FOR SALE-Eight- t-room cottage with I'm
pr0yements. and large lot. IN Northwest
section; price reduced to $1,000; 500 cash
and balance In small monthly payments
T. II. PlCKFORD
Office address, 1910 g St ap23-tf
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
FOR SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN.

HOME, nine rooms; reception hall; attic;
cellar; an acre of ground, artesian well,
stable; chicken house; all necessary outbuild-
tngs: l6 minutes from b. e p. station; Is
minutes from Keniiworth cars. Address
OWNER b. this Office. ap25-3t
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-In Twining City; well built cot
tage OF six rooms and stable; price s1.500;
5000 cash; balance easy. This house cost
more than price asked to build It. P. J.
W ALSHE, 1885 New York ave. 1t
HOUSE; four acres: $50; house. ten acres,
81 900; house, IS acres. $1,000; house, 90
acres 81 l,500;> house, 8 acres, $500; fve-room
mouse Sl,o5O; six-room house, 500; eight
twelve-room house. $1,000: no catalogues;
please state specifically what you want.
PIERCE & PIERCE, Vienna, Va ap2S-30t
COME>OUT SUNDAY
LINWOOD HEIGHTS.
Lots $50 to $3.50.
Very Small Monthly Payments.
NO INTERESTING TAXES.
WASHINGTON CITY PROPERTY.
Fire and Police Protection.
FREE DELIVERY OF MAIL
Take Columbia (H ST. cars to SD st. One
car fare Agent on ground from 10 am. to
8 pm.
Drop US postal for further information.
LINWOoD HEIGHTS COMPANY,
ROOM Z. wARDER BUILDING.
Phone Main 40s3-M. Cor. 9th and cts. NV.
ap22,23
FOR sALE-A frame house, new used as
store and dwelling on Brightwood ave, in
Brightwood; all modern improvements: large
rlot good business stanc. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER. 6l2 14th St nv. ap22-3t
FOR SALE-From to 10 acre lots on the
Tenleytown and Rockville electric road. s40o
10 S60o per acre; two new houses; all mod
ern improvements. j. II. MILLER, 1904 f
st. NV. ap22-3t
FOR sALE-F. H. SMITH CO., I4os Ny ave-
SALES AGENTS BOND BLDG.
NEW S-ROOM HOUSE, % 900 square feet CT
ground; large porches: good water: half
block from electric car line on Monroe
- ST., Forest Glen Md Offer wanted.
PETWORTH-New frame cottage; large and
r6eEny, with abundant grounds. Nice
comfortable home. VIII sell at very
reasonable price, and easy terms.
1926 eBRIGHTWOOD AVE.-New, cottage
style. brick dwelling; nice porches; well
rented. Owner anxious to SELL. and q
fair offer will be considered. apz2-3t
1622-FTNE BROOKLAND HCME fSACRI-
FICED- HANDSOME 7-room house, with all
modern improvements. for 81. 400; cost s.. 900
TO build; good location, and every way de-
slrable and in good location. Easy terms
THE SOULE co. Qnc.), $50 louisiana ave-
ap22-3t
line; only a few lots left at $500 or less;
quite number at $500 and upward; s. cash.
IS monthly, on any lef up TO $3.50 W. A
BARTLETT, Loan and Trust Building.
ap22-30t
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
FOR sAIE-HousEs.
MARTIN BROS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,

MARTIN BROS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
Ieas-27 Penna. ave., N. w.
We submit the following properties to pros
pectlys purchasers and have a large list OF
properties In our Office ranging In price
FROM s. 900 TO eco
which we invite property buyers to look cYsR
before making purchase
Courteous attention to every inquiry.
money 70 loan on Real Estate.
FOR SALE
asD ST sw,' Fries s.s5 s5ose. g rooms. s.y
window brick. Rent $3.50 per month
Lot II by Iis. Rent $50.
FOR SALE
MARYLAND AVE Ne. rooms Rant
$3.50. Wide lot.
FOR SALE
Price 1890.
q ST. NV. near car lire, roounA
FOR SALE
II ST. NV, near 9th, rooms and bsxhL
Large lot.
4
On I'D ST. NV. near G. rooms ..a
FOR SALE
Price $500.
ON ST; NV. roor,s and bath,
reception hail, concrete cellar. Coed siDl
lot.
Price 5000.
ON coRcoRAN ST. wv. near lAA. Q
| rooms and bath. Good location.
Price $1,000.
coRcoRAN s. NV, rooms and bath
large lot. Under good rental.
FoR. SALE =
ON 2ep ST. near n. 10 rooms, s-stoss
FOR SALE
ST. NV. 10 rooms and bath. splsa-
| THREE -s-SToRY BRICKS on 10th e.,
| near Pennsylvania ave- Seven rooms anA
| bath. Under good rental.
FOR SALE sa..-
on slsT ST. NV. i rooms. .iIea bath,
FOR SALE sa
| Price s140 900.
COLONIAL. HOMO Kalorama Heights.
| Twelve rooms and st,ree baths
/ FOR SALE
Price SIS, ,eo0
DESIRABLE HOME. on H St near
| Pennsylvania ave NV, II rooms First
| class condition
MARTIN BROS,
1eas-27 Penna. ave-, N. W.
ap22, ,A.25
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
FOR 7ENT-APARTMENTS.

FOB RENT. H; SMITH CO. .l4os n; Z; ass.
FOR EENT-5TH AND RHODE ISLAND
AYE. Ne. SUBURBAN COMFORTS; CITY
MENTS ON CAR LINE, 20 MINUTES OF
20 IT. front; 5r and bath; porce-
lain bathtub; gas range; prett!ly papeSed.
separate yards; 30 #. front parking; SIT. $40.
FOR RENTING or three room housekeeping
apartments; all outside rooms. Apply MT.
VERNON, 9th st. and New York ave.
ap22-3t
FOR RENT-F. H. SMITH CO. .140S n. 7. ave.
RENTAL AGENTS. BOND BLDG.
NEW two-story flats. with all modern i'm
provements. PORCELAIN BATHTUBS;
separate yards
10 Thomas ne.-6r and b, furnace. s2G 90
1885 st. nw-ir and b. new: $50 and SIS
1928 Duncan ne--4r. and bath S15. 80
ap22-3t
GLADSTONE. 1923 r ST nw.-Five large
cool and bath; price, $3.50 Apply
APARTMENT 40. ap22-3t
FOR RENT-APARTMENTs First class;
rooms; tiled bathroom; gas cooking range;
screens and shades: three beautiful manteis;
hot-water heating; cool in summer; $40 per
month; month free. f7f2 18th st. above
Thomas Circle. ap22-3t
THE DORCHESTER,
NEW sTEAM-HEATED APARTMENTS.
Two rooms and cabinet kitchen. $40. sI2, SIS
LARGE. LIGHT ROOMS. Elegant bath.
Public laundry. Hot water furnished
Janitor Service, Telephone, etc.
TWO BLOCKS FROM AGRICULTURAL
DEPT. AND BUREAU OF ENGRAVING.
18th and MARYLAND AVE. S. w
C. 3. HAZARD CO. 14f7 St. N. W.
Phone Main 112s. api3-5t
FOR RENT-NEW APARTMENTS.
3D. and Y SITS. y. E.,
18th and Yale SITS. y. ".
t" {, 6, and rooms and bath.
RENT. sz2 80 and s25. ~
apI4-1 T. A. HARDING, 1916 C st. NV
FOR RENT-New four and 1--WE room sani-
tary apartments: separate yards and
porches: only 1920. KARRICk 6 NET
CAl-F. lsss 81. NV. mh4-n
FOR REMIT. It's.
FOR RENT-Four room fiat, 1913 18th ST. NV.
Inquire after 6 o'ciock or Sunday; near Du-
pont Circle and cars ap22-2t
FOR RENT-Unfurnished fve-roorra fat at
Stanton Park; with private family. 21s ith
ST. ne. ap22-2t
FOR RENT-Five-room fat; summer rates;
permanent II desired. 1412 Chaplin st.
ap22-2t
FOR RENT-New fye-room fiat, furnished,
including piano; all modern improvements;
to adults. only 5000 Address BOX 496,
this Office. et.Jsts ap2l+5t Z
FOR RENT-We have several desirable fats
Of four rooms and bath; porcelain bathtub:
all modern conyenieryces; located cars,
Northeast; rents, SIS and 1850 per month.
EDWARDS REEVES Gnc.). Commercial
Bank Building. 18th and G SITS. NV. ap2l-6t
THE PENHURST-4s II st. ne. and
rooms: tiled bath 500 TO $25
THE LA GRANDE, eeI 4th st. NV,
rooms; tiled bath. .....-....-..........sss3 $50
THE ASTORIA, Sd ard G SITS. NV.
Rooms single or en- suite.-..- So up
THE KINGMAN, 425 Mass. ave. NV, i
room basement fiat. tiled bath. $50
See Janitor, each property, or w E. COWEN.
Bliss Building. 30 3 st. NV. apiS-tf
THE DRESDEN, 1900 4th ST. NV, vacant
May /; elegant second floor apartment; six
rooms and bath; south exposure; cool in
summer; convenient; hot water heat: no chill
drau apI7-It
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
WANTED-coUNTRY PROPERTY.

WANTED-To rent a country place for the
summer months; house furnished or unfur-
nished. Address BOX 504, this office. ap22- ct
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
FOR SALE-FARMS.

I24 ACRES, near city; steam and electric
cars; 80 acres clear balance in timber: eight
room house: two-story barn. stable, and wag-
on-shed combined; chicken and corn house:
over 1000 fruit trees. berries all kinds, etc;
. horses. dayton and wagon, harness, farming
and garden implements; 10 cords OF Woou
ready FOR market; two-room tenant house:
good well and branches; everything that goes
10 make q complete home; must be sold
at once; best OF soil; location fine and
healthy; 800 feet above Washington Prlce
81 600; terms J. +. MCCORMICK, III 18th ST.
NV. '-- ap23-3t
FOR SALE-l20-acre farm best location and
good dwelling. at cheap price.
The Hard!sty-DowIing Co. fInc.},
G21 T St. y. W, City. aplS-u
FOR SALE-1G-acre farm, under cultivation:
IL miles from city, near q. Sc .. station and
electric car: irst-class buildings and I'M
provements: Immediate possession. Address
Mrs w II. IERKES. Beltsville. Md
apl3-10t
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
TIMBER AND MINERAL LANDS.

VIZ BJY AND SELL DESIRABLE timber.
mineral and farm lands. no matter where
located ISAAC H. SAUNDERS, Manager.
I4o7 F 81. NV. Washington. D. c. fes-Sot
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

DESIRABLE HOUSE; four large rooms:
wide center bail; established suburb L miles
from Washington; 90 acre ground: price.
$500: worth 81, 200. Address BOX 500. this
Office. ap22-a
WANTED-To sell or rent a 7-room cottage;
large garden; chicken house; stabliag, hne
spring water; ~ minutes ride from city.
Pennsylvania railroad Apply ALBERT
SMITH, Bowie, Md. or ROOM sSi. T. o.
building apZZ-3t
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
FOR ExcHANGE-REAL ESTATE.

EoJrrTy IN s,x-room brick. bath; North
east. 10 builder, to build six-roorn frame:
Capitol Heights. Address owner, BOX 4so.
this Office. ap---sl
The Washington times., 1905-04-23

THE HARRISON COMPANY,
eo7 C ST. ". W.
Sd ST SW--Two Groom bricks. through -
TO a lot on Delaware ave. sRentso 81
sie. PT!ce.-................-.-.-
9TH ST. NE---New, rooms and uled
bath $50
9Th ST. NW.-S rooms and bath, furnace. 500
STH ST NW.-S rooms and bath-..-..-.. 5. 800
1ST ST. NW.-S roonis and bath.-.--.---- 500
I'd ST. NW--8 rooms and bath---.-.-.. 1000
sTH ST. SE.-s rooms and bath: hail.. 2. $50
II ST. SW.-Corner store and dwelling.
Rent, ----.---.--.--.-.--.-----.-- 2.6o0
ST SE-5 rooms and bath; furnace. $50
o ST, near North Capitol-S rooms and
BRICKS. S E.. rent $50 Each. coo
l1TH ST SE--Brick store and dwell
Ing. Rent, f5........-..,.........-.---. 2,e9o
TENNALLYTOWN, D. C.-Four small
houses. IN good condition. Rent, so
per month Price for aH---.------.--- z,eea
LOTS on 10th ST., Conn. ave, Mass ave-
MONEY TO LOAN at 4, H, 5. and 6GI,
THE RISON-BROWNING COMPANY,
9o7 G St n. w.. ap4-s-r
FOR SALEBy owner, q desirable small
house in the Northwest large rooms; south-
ern exposure; best Of repair, lot 1Sxle4 feet.
Address BOX 526 this Office. ap2S-3t
The Washington times., 1905-04-23

5000 WILL BUY frame house. good condi-
lion: large lot, Twining City; rents s12
month NEW YORK REAL ESTATE
BROKERS, GIL T st. ap22-3t
The Washington times., 1905-04-23

ONLY FIVE LEFT
NEW YORK AVE. bet. n. Cap and 1st Ne.
Graystone and Brick Fronts
rooms and bath; cellar; furnace. deep lots.
Rented for S25 and $3.50 month
PRICE, 50. 3.5ee-
s. W. PICKFORD, Sl1 Colorado Building
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-08
.AiExANDER-IN -SANfr>RIUM.
Former Equitable President Placed
Under Care of Specialists.
Especial to The Washington Pos

Especial to The Washington Post.)
New York, Nov. Jas. w. Alex
lnder. former president of the Equi-
table Life Assurance Society. is so i'll
that he has been removed TO SANTA
rum. He has been taken to Deer
ield, Mass. and is under the care OF
specialists. 1t is said that he is suffer
ing complication of trouble, includ-
inc aSerious nervous complaint
Mr.. Alexander broke physically ear
~ in the summer and his condition 1T
that time was attributed to the Sc
ere nervous strain which he had
been under during the troubles in the
Equitable. He was removed to a
retreat on Long Island, and remained
there under the care of two physi-
clans for several weeks. His condi-
ton improved. and he went from Long
Island to his summer home at Onte-
ora. i'm the CatSkillS.
Mr.. Alexander did not. however,
show the improvement that was look
ed for by his family and friends. ana
recently they decided to place him
under the care of specialists in Mass
achuSetts.
1t was said today that there was
no possible chance that Mr.. Alex
ander would be able to appear before
the legislative insurance committee.