Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-23
PROMINENT OHIO
RESIDENT DYING
DR.. j. {. LOVES VERY ILL AT
PASADENA
FATAL PARALYTlC STROKE
Harry Haas, a Youth, Has Mania for
stealine-Memors Day Exer-
cises to Be Held at Gen.
tral Park
Special TO The Herald.

Special TO The Herald
PASADENA, May 22--Dr. j. E.
Loves, leading politician and busi-
ness man of Dayton, o., Is dying at
the Maryland hotel and the end is
hourly expected.
DR.. Loves came to Pasadena six
weeks ago. accompanied by his wife
and son, J. r. Loves, ir., also his
niece. Mrs. Grace Durby, and the fam
lily physician. DR.. Miller of Dayton
DR.. Loves was broken down in health.
suffering from nervous prostration.
Three weeks ago his condition had
improved considerably and his chances
for ultimate recovery we're considered
the best His son and Dr. Miller then
left, the former goirg to Chicago and
DR.. Miller returning to Dayton.
1t was last Saturday that a change
for the worse took place in DR.. Loves
condition. He was seized with a para
lytic stroke, developing into fatal
symptoms. DR.. Macomber of this city
and DR.. Van Orman of Los Angeles
were called in consultation and after
mnistering to the patient until this
afternoon they gave up the case as
hopeless.
DIR. Loves is about fifty years of
age and retired physician. He is
wealthy and is associated with numer-
Gus business enterprises in Dayton. j.
H. Loves, jr., has been summoned
from Chicago, also a daughter. Mrs.
de Weise, who resides in Dayton
Harry Haas Again in Trouble
The police have an enigma in the
case of Harry Haas, an incorrigible
youth who has a penchant for stealing.
Today the boy forced the little daugh-
ter of Jack Turner to give him her
wheel, but as he was riding away Mr..
Turner overlook the young highway
man and recovered the bicycle. A
short distance away from the Turner
home Haas stopped another little girl
named Alice Ray and took her wheel
Mr.. Turner again overlook him and
this time marched him to the police
station, where the officers found in the
bad youths pockets two checks, one
for 500 and another for $46O, both made
out to p. F. Connolly, a contracto,
working on the new creamery. Later
it developed that Haas stole the checks
from Mr.. Connelly's coat pocket while
the garment was hanging on a post a.
the creamery building. The authorize:
hope to send Haas to the reform school
as they regard him a menace to the
community.
Will Use CentraI Park
The outdoor exercises on Memorial
day will be held in Central park per-
mission having been granted by the
city commissioners at today's session.
Request had been made for use of one
of the city parks and as Library park
was used last year Commissioner
Robert j. Burdette suggested that Cen
tral park be rendered this year.
Short Paragraphs
Miss Sarah Hays, who had resided
in Pasadena twenty-five years, died
yesterday and the funeral took place
this morning. She was Il successful
school teacher.
Miss Levania La Plant, while riding
a bicycle on Marengo avenue, was
knocked down by runa bout driven
by an unknown man. The girl w2s
only slightly hurt.
Walter c. Austin now bears the title
of constable for Pasadena township,
and will divide honors in that capacity
with Harley Newell.
The parents of Ebert TOwne have
been notified that the truant young
man is at work in the hay fields near
Calabas and his father has gone
there to bring him home.
Attorney Elmer I. Moody has with
drawn as a candidate for the school
board.
Policeman Reynolds stopped a run
away horse on Colorado street today
and was thrown against the wagon
with force, sustaining "a severe shak-
ing up.
A horse belonging to E. ID. owen Of
San Fernando, that had been missing
since April 30. was recovered by the
local police. Mr. owen came here
today and took his animal home.
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