The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-05
BROKEN DOWN BY
INSURANCE ODIUM
, Alexander a Wreck Mentally and
Physically and His Re
covery Doubtful.
Sew York Herald specisl Service.

New York Herald Special Service. ..
New York, Nov. 4-John w. Alex
aneler, former president Of the Equita-
bio Life Insurance company, who IN
augurated the fight for the mutualiza-
tion Of that company, is today broken gro en-
covery are slim. Until recently Mr..
$500 ~ Alexander h as
Broken in Mind been at Oneonta,
~ in the Catskills,
and Body, where he-was tax
en- by his. family
and Nearing Death early in July. A
few days ago he
was removed to sanitarium at Deer
field, Mass, where he now is. The one
hope cherished by. his family is that
his mental and physical vigor may be
sufficiently restored for him to 60 upon
the witness stand before the Arm
strong investigating committee to an
swer the charges and insinuations made
against him and tell fully and in detail
the causes which drove him to bring
about an upheaval which has no par
allel in the financial history Of the ma
tion. +~,. >r2-'
Conscience stricken and drawn ire
sistibly to the spot where he killed his
own brother, William Cody sq51endered pae;eaae d
/ weeping, He Owns Lloyd Of Will
+".y laimsburg. today,
H. He Shot and asked. to be
! -, locked up. Cody 8
,z,,,u up mystery
which has puzzled the BrooklyH police
for thrQe weeks, and which results in q
man hitherto unidentified being buried
in the potter's field. Lloyd was stand
ing at the corner Of Eighth and Roeb-
ling streets early today when he no.
ticed young man crying. The strang-
er said he was William Cody, % years
Of age, and that on that very spot,
ing, he had accidentally shot his broth.
er, James, thru the heart three weeks
ago. The shooting, Cody said, was due
TO the transfer of a revolver which he
was carrying to the hands of his broth
er. William told Captain Pinkerton
that he has BEEN drinking on the night
Of the shooting, and that his brother
feared that his revolver might cause
harm until he gave it up, AS he
1t went off and James fell, shot thru the
heart.
Rev. DR.. I. N. W. Irvine, of vPhiladel-
phia, who was formerly rector of St.
John g Episcopal church, in Hunting
ton, Pa, and who
Irvine Will Be was unfrocked by
->.@ Bishop Ethelbert
i .a, Priest in Talbot, will be or
7 ..y.:: - .dained as a priest
the Greek Church Of the Greek Cath
olic churchxin the
Russian St. Nicholas church tomorrow
morning, by Archbishop Tikkon. Since
his failure to obtain a rehearing of his
case before the, authorities Of: the Epis
copal church, DIR: IRVINE has ATTENDED
the Greek churches and joined it as &
member, after taking a course of in
structions. The announcement 7sof hi.
acceptance by the Greek church and the
intention of Archbishop Tikkonr to re
ceive, him in ordination, has resulted il
renewal of his controversy will
Bishop Talbot, and! his recession int,
the Greek church is likely to result in
severance Of the friendly relation
which have existed for ten years be
tween that church and the Protestan
Episcopal chltrehsnsthis country. Mem
bers Of the Episcopaf church. have crit
Tikkon as hostile TO- chem and declared
that re.ordination Of "a priest would b.
sacrilege, even tho tho he had. been de
posed. , .stsissI;: 80 49,.
Carl Schurz,, STATESMAN and orator
who has been::a prominent figure in ma
tional politics for more than fort
"v.S .r,l'years, was injure
Carl Schurz Hurt toni e h t. VIII
s boarding a stree
.,. While ..r car a Madiso
avenue and Forty
Boarding Street Car . c o n stree
IT, IT,, While the car wa
In motion, Mr.. Schurz made a move
ment to place his foot on the platform
[ He failed to get a foothold and wa
+ thrown to the street, sustaining lacers
tions Of the scalp and face. A by
stander assisted the distinguished gel
tleman to his feet and helped to dus
his clothes. Mr.. Schurz was scratche
about the face, but denied that he wa
otherwise injured. He hailed "a, ca
and was driven to his home.