Semi-weekly herald., 1908-02-13


ruin. When the big division came in
the Carnegie Steel company ten years
ago, Loveioy and Sehwab cleared mil
lions. Schwab remained in the steel
business. Lovejoy built a mansion
costing nearly million dollars which
he was compelled 10 abandon because
of i'll health and go to Colorado. Min
ing ventures broke him. His mal
sion, called "Loyejoy's Folly" was
about 10 go under an execution.
Schwab learned OF this and put Love.
joy in the way of cleaning up a for
tune in stocks The sheriff has been
called on until the deal can be fin.
ished
Loyejoy started in life as a teleg.
rapher. lie once heard private mes.
sage going over the wires that affect.
ed stock in which schwab was heav.
lily interested. He hurried to his
friend, told him the message, giving
Schwab time to cover and save his
fortune. The steel king promised new.
er to forget. Developments show that
he has kept his promise.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Feb. IL
Friends of Loyejoy. the picturesque
Pittsburger who with the aid OF nine
automobiles and hfty.two suits OF
clothes broke into smart society here
three years ago. are ready to give him
the highball handshake again. This
Is good news to Loveioy's local friends
who hope he may now see his way
clear to return here and build the
million dollar palace which he talked
about during his brief sojourn in the
shadow OF Pixies peak.
OXFORD, Pa, Feb. 1l.-While his
son was being cremated in a burning
barn at Pleasant Grove, the father
and number of neighbors were risk
cows which could not get out OF the
stable. The boy, Joel l.. Pusey. eight
years old, had kindled fire in the
barn. The hay caught fire AMI the lad
was soon surrounded by flames. Tue
father and nelghbors hurried TO the
rescue of the cattle Not until the
flames had been extlnguishad was the
boy missed. His chnrred body was
found.
CRIPPLE CREIA<, Feb. il.-Y Yester.
day and today We're pay days ut the
mines in the Cripple Creek district.
and the streets last night were crowd.
ed with people. 1t is estimated that
$500 men are now employed in the
mines OF the district. and the aggre.
gate pay roll is about quarter OF a
million dollars.
VALLEJO. Calf, Feb. 1.-The
boiler tubes on the cruiser st. Louis
blew out today while the ST. Louis
was OFF Sausalito. E. L. Scott, coal
Il. w. Baker, fireman of the first class
and ID. Lewis. fireman OF the first
class, were horribly scalded by steam.
News was conveyed to Mare Island by
wireless, and yard tug with stretch
ers, four nurses. a surgeon and hos
pltal steward We're, rushed to the
cruiser and brought the injured to the
naval hospital. The origin OF the ex-
plosion Is not known, but 1t Is sup
posed to have been caused by cold
water running into hot pipes. 1t Is
not believed that any of the injured
will die.
ALBANY, n. Y, Feb 11.---Goyernor
Hughes today renewed to the senate
his recommendation OF last year that
Otto Kelsey be removed from the Of
fee of state superintendent of insur-
auce on the ground of incompetelcy.
Last years senate refused by vote
of 27 to "a to remove Superintendent
Kelsey
NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Morse is
coming home TO trouble. The grand
jury which has been investigating bus
mess transactions involving some of
the banks with which Charles w
Morse, organizer OF the American Ice
company and the Consolidated Steam
ship company, was until recently iden-
tilted. has returned five indictments.
Two of the indictments charge grand
lerceny. The indictments have not
been made public. but In asking that
good sized bail bond be required, Dis
trict Attorney jerome stated that two
charges Of grand lerceny were laid
against "a man now on his way over
here" from Europe.
FORT WORTH. Texas, Feb. H.
When j. NJ. Lusk, former superintend-
ent of the epileptic colony, committed
suicide last night, 1t registered the
third tragedy of the last thlrty-six
hours. all having occurred within a
radius of four blocks on Main street,
the principal thoroughfare of the city
Dependency duo TO IN health is given
as the cause.
PARIS. Feb. 11.-Count Boni de
Castellane, the divorced husband OF
Anna Gould Of New York, was today
found guilty by the correctional court
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