Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-25

indinthiutu an eidDOTdle printing eStdD'
Iishment, where over 100000 tickets
were printed every month and sold
through agents in various parts OF
the country. Among the alleged agents
OF the company who have been ar
rested by secret service agents are
Frank Falker. Fort Wayne. Ind: Geo
Geisler st. Louis: Charles and Royal
Hammer. Indianapolis, and j. r. Mark
land. McKeesport. Pa.
| This is the first important lottery
prosecution since that last year
against the Honduras Lottery com
pany, whose printing. and ticket dis
tributing office in Mobile was raided
by secret service operatives and which
was forced out OF business. The Hon
Orleans men and was the successor OF
the famous old Louisiana lottery
| Thousands of tickets in the Honduras
drawing were sold monthly in Chi
to suspend operations by the govern,
ment. While the Honduras company
made fortune for its owners en-
abing them to live In luxury on the
drawings were conducted with some
| degree of fairness and many large
| prizes were paid to the holders OF
lucky numbers
| New York, Nov. 22.-With imposing
ceremonies, preceded by parade. the
Masons of Greater New York, assisted
by many distinguished visitors, will
tomorrow lay the corner stone of the
new Masonic temple at Lafayette and
Clermont avenues. Brooklyn. Judge
Townsend Scudder of the supreme
court. who is grand master of the
Masons of New York state, will be
the principal speaker.
New York, Nov. 22.-The new Gu
nard liner Mauretania was off Sandy
| Hook at 10 a. m. and in communi-
| cation with the shore stations. A
wireless message from the steamer
states she may not reach the shore
| dock today. High tide is necessary to
big ship up the bay. She was still
J fog bound when the tide reached its
maximum and the prospects were the
ship would have 10 wait until the next
high tide at nine tonight.
New Haven, Conn, Nov. 22.-Charles
Templeton Crocker of San Francisco
the wealthiest undergraduate in any
American university. displayed phe
nomenal versatility last night at the
production of three pieces by the Yale
Dramatic club. He took the leading
female part in the Spanish play whicl
opened the evenings program ant
later played the most prominent fe
male role In a French comedy. He is
the hest interpreter of female char
acters at Yale and last night was 9
most sweeping success.
Denver, Nov. eff there is re
liable and competent railroad engi
neer. fireman. car inspector or boiler
Itll III tOIOIduD II rs UOl INT
fault of Candish of Salt Lake City
As representative of the Hartman
system he has employed and shipped
out just an even hundred men sKi,
ful in the vocations named. Mr.. Can
dish went home Tuesday and most Of
the men he hired preceded him. By
far the largest proportion of the mel
will work out of Ogden on the Oregon
Short line, but number will be SEN
to the Green River and Rawlins, Wyo.
divisions of the Unoin Pacific
New York, Nov. 23.-All arrange
Tents have been completed by tn,
championship committee of the ANA
teur Athletic union for its cross-coun
try championship. which win be helt
auspices of the Irish-American Athleti,
club. Some of the best cross-country
runners of the United Staes and Can
: ada are entered for the event. which
is attracting a great deal of atten
tion in athletic circles
Chicago Nov. 23.--What promise.
to be one of the greatest dinners of
purely business character ever held II
Chicago will be given by the Nationa
Business league of America in tht
Auditorium Annex tomorrow evening
The speakers on the program are Les
lie NJ. Shaw. eX-secretary of the treas
ury; George r. Peck. Chicago: Hugh
MCGOWAN, Indiana; Robert j. Lowry
Georgia; w. Irving Babcock. New
York and others. 1t Is expected that
the causes and effects of the recent
financial furry will be topic of in
teresting discussion.
i Milwaukee. Wis. Nov 22-Troubles
of wealth weighed heavily on the
hands of Peter Callahan OF Chi icago be
cause he did not want Milwaukee bank
certii Gates. Mr.. Callahan came to visit
one Milwaukee banking institution
where a friends note for $25 was due
Take the change out of that" com
manied Mr.. Callahan handipg out a
$1,000 bill. He refused scrip. Finally
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