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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
DandeIIon wins Pritchard Handicap
at ~uaeryyiII


OAKLAND, Nov. 1a-There was only a
trio of starters in the Pritchard hsndi-
cap at E~meryville today and the event
resulted in an easy victory for Dandi-
lion. who won as he pleased. Dorante
was second, but Archibald. who rode him,
was fined $50 for cutting off Neva Lee.
riding When they suspended Walsh and
Gilbert for a week for all but their own
stables. The offense Of Walsh was IN
shutting off Voorhees, with Nagazam. Gil
bert rode Import in rough style yesterday.
First race, six furlonss, selling: Cur
Golden ola, Stock, Is to - second, Royal
N. (122. Rettig. Z to - third. Time:
l:14%. Redera, Rose Cherry, En- and EN-.
and George F. McNear finish ed as named.
Second race. six furlongs, selling: Nag
azam !119. Walsh, to p won, Voorhees,
Green G19, Jlng. 3 to y third. Time:
l;1S% Belle Kinney and j. r. Laughrey
finished as named.
Madam (1Ol, Walsh, Z to - won. schles-
wig, 005. Upton, 3 to - second, Moorish
King d0S; Archibald. Y TO y third.
Fisher, Harry Rogers. Captain Hansen
and Smiling Jack also ran.
Fourth race mile and sixteenth.
lion u1s. Powers. 9 to 10Y won, Dorante
ql0, Archibald. 2 70 - second. Neva Lee
n02, c. Miller 10 to 50 third. Time:
Fifth race. six furlongs, selling: Smiley
Free Knight The Bear Gl9; Klrschbaum.
- third. Time: 1:14b. Combury. Fore
runner, Mabel Hollander. st, Joe, Car
dinel. ssrto and Sid Silver also ran.
sixth race, six furlongs, selling: Bell
wether GO2, Sweet. 9 to y won, Fire
ballan Goa, Taplin, IL to u second,
GGTTsssina qos KiF F35R} p,I lS to T = thiFS:
and Husky finished as named.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20
LEGAL NOTICES

THE SOUTH OMAHA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD CoMPANY-Special Meet
ing-Omaha. Neb., October q I9Oe-A spe-
ciaI meeting OF the stockholders OF the
South Omaha and Western Railroad Com
parry will be held at ths office Of the
Company in Omaha, Neb., on Friday, De-
ccmber Is, 1905. at II o'clock a n, for the
pUrpose Of authorizing and providing for
the ' sale OF the railroad OF The South
Omaha and Western Railroad Company.
with Us tranehlses ana appurtenances, its
Pacific Railroad Company, the considera-
ton for such sale to be the cancellation OF
the bonds and satisfaction OF the mort
gage OF t1aid The South Omaha and West
ern RailrC ad Company, and the assumption
OF all It's other indebtedness by the said
Union Pacific Railroad Company: and for
the purpose OF transacting all such other
business as may legally come before the
meeting. Fer the purposes of the meeting
the books for the transfer OF stock will
be closed at o'clock p. ~. on Monday,
December T. 1Aos, and WIN be reopened al
10 o'clock a ~ on Saturday. December
10 N0S. 7. NJ. ORR Secretary, osdtoDis
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20

st. Louis Man Defeats Alfredo De Orc
of Havana.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 19.-Thomas A.
Hueston Of st. Louis tonight wrested the
worlds continuous pool championship from
Alfredo De ORC of Havana, Cuba, by the
score of 500 to 436.
The score for this, the final night of
the 60-point game, was: Hueston, 1SS; De
ORC, los.
For twenty years De Orc has held the
championship almost continuously and in
pionship games. OF these he has lost but
two. He was over-cautious in the play
tonight, apparently fearing to take a
chance. Hueston played with confidence.
When Hueston was within four points Of
winning De Orc forfeited and thus forced
his rival to do likewise, delaying for a
short time the ultimate victory.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20
LE MARS PLAYS HIGH SCHOOL
Crack Iowa Eleven to Meet the Locals
Thanksgiving Day.
TUNING UP FOR LINCOLN GAME
working Hard. Though Handicapped
ny Of one and injuries TO
Two others OF Regulars which
May keep Them Out.

That the Omaha High school foot ball
team will play lie Mars, the champions OF
Iowa. in Omaha on Thanksgiving day is
practically settled. Coach Cherrington has
been negotiating with the lie Mars man
ager for some time I'm an endeavor to get
the game for Omaha. The lie Mars team
was willing to play. but wanted the game
to take place in their city. After making
them a flattering offer word was received
over the phone Wednesday that they
would accept the date. This is by far the
most expensive game Of the season, but
the fact that II will decide the champion
ship OF two states makes the management
feel confident that it will receive the sup
port of the city. The lie Mars team has
made an exceptional record this season.
not having been scored against by a high
school eleven and holding the fast Morn
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20
cADMAN MUST BE real THING
Best Young Prospect in Country
Says Former Employer.

Evidently Pa Rourke has made the find
of the season in Bin Cadman, his new
catcher, the man who batted .29I last year
in 1913 games and made 123 assists. Pa has
president of the Saginaw team In the
Southern Michigan league, from which
Cadman comes and in that letter Mr.. Burk-
hart says:
United States in this man Cadman. If for
any reason you don't use him L wish you
would give me a chance to get him back,
for / certainly do like this boy"
And then he adds:
He, is a wonderful thrower, a grand
batter and a first class base runner"
That ought to warm the heart of the
fans. Pa will sure find use for this fell
low, there isn't any doubt about that,
Mr.. Burkhart's chances of getting him bach
are slim indeed at this writing.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20
BELMoNTs DISPUTE THE CLAIM
Think They Have u with
Diets on Championship.

Here is a letter to the sporting editor of
The Bee which shows that the Belmonts
are not content to allow the Dietz Athletics
to claim the foot ball championship of
Omaha and Nebraska:
"OMAHA, Nov. 1S.-Dietz Athletic Club,
Thirtieth and Spslding Streets: In the
columns of the daily papers l 5 g where you
claim the amateur Independent foot ball
championship of Omaha and the state of
Nebraska, and /, as manager of the Bel
mont foot ball team, take the liberty to ask
you by what right you claim said cham
pionship, and whether the Belmonts are not
entitled to a little of the argument. We
have played as many and as fast, IL not
faster, teams than the Dietz Athletics and
have not been defeated so far this season.
Although you outweigh our men ten pounds
to a man and have a reputation OF eating
'em alive" l see no reason why we have
not a claim to this championship, which !
am sure will be held by the Belmont team
after next Sundays game. Yours,
BEN KOOLER, Manager Belmonts."
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20
M'FARLAND AND MURPHY FIGHT
Neither Makes CreditabIe showing in
Bout.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19.-"Packey'
Mcfarland Of Chicago and Tommy Murphy
of New York founght six rounds before the
National Athletic club tonight. The bout
was a disappointment, neither fighter show
ing to his best advantage. Both men re-
peatedly missed swings. but at the close
OF the bout Mcfarland had a shade the bet
ter OF the argument.
Mcfarland drew first blood in the third
round. with a left hook to Murphy's nose,
but the New Yorker kept after his man and
at times forced him to clinch. In the fifth
round, when Murphy drove a hard right to
Netherlands wind, the Chicagoan appeared
to slow down a trifle.
Neither fighter bore any evidence of the
battle at the close.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20
hi vnn snffer ION c%onstlnntlnn nnh IN.

II you suffer from constipation and liver
trouble F1ley's Orino Laxative will cure
you permanetly by stimulating the dlges-
tive organs so they will act naturally.
Folely's Orlno Laxative does not grippe. Is
pleasant to take and you do not have to
take laxatives continually after taking
Orino. WHY continue to be the slave of
pills and I, blets. Sold by ali druggists
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20
VICTORY FOR SUFFRAGETTES
All Women I'm Australia Have Right
to Vote ut state and mmo
wealth Elections.

MELBOURNE, Australia, Nov. D.-The
Victoria executive council has passed u bill
empowering women TO vote at state cleo
lions. This bill previously had been re-
jected several times. The women through
out Australia nave now won the right Of
suffrage in both commonwealth and state
elections.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20
Long whiskers for Player.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Nov. 19.-(Special.)-No
shaves for left guard Seidel Of the Iowa
team until January l, 1909. Speaking before
the big foot ball mass meeting last week he
pledged not to use a razor for the rest Of
the year IL Drake defeated Iowa. The
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20

DUBUQUE, Ia, Nov. 9..(Speclal.1 D.
Iowa sportsmen are looking forward with
interest 10 the first annua meeting OF the
Iowa Game and Fish Protective association,
TO be held here on January I. Many mem
beers have been recently enrolled by Game
Warden BaTmcier, as iowa's hunters and
anglers are interested in the movement 70
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20

came from the Carlisle managers. that the
game would be played. The telegraph cor
respondence became necessary when Car
isle wired that they had decided to vencel
the engagement. The local university ap-
pealed to President Roosevelt and the vtm-
missioner OF Indian affairs for assistar ce.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20
CHOICE ACRE TRACTS
NEAR OMAHA

$500 for IN acres with good s-ro1m house.
plenty OF young fruit, go d we |, small barn
ana chicken coop. located on paved 70 ID, rs
minutes walk from Florence car line: easy
line.
ta6Oo for shout 2 acres, with good 5-room
house, barn, wager shed. chicken coop. all
kinds OF bearing fruit. Northwest Of Fair
acres and south of Benson.
tLS0- for well improved 5-acre fruit farm,
having good Groom house. lighted by cleo
richly, barn, buggy shed, corncrib, three
chicken houses, Ice house. etc. In high
state q, cultivation. with fruit of al kinds,
eaput shade trees, rich soil, 7 minutes
WaIk from car line and 10 mnutes walk
from school This price includes all farm
IMPLEMENTS, wagon, buggy. horse, COW. 1o0
chickens and tools too numerous to mention,
which are needed on a place of this kind.
An Ideal place for chicken raising on large
Or small scale. Investigate at once, as
property of tn $ class with certain city c n
geniences Is seldom offered for sale. owner
eaving city reason for selling.
$500 for well Improved 20-acre fruit farm
~ miles north OF Florence, with good
house and outbuildings, hearing fruit OF all
kinds, not an apple tree over 10 years old
good upland And lowland for pasturh, al
falfa pat h; Ideal fru I and truck gardening
proposition where one can max mon y from
The start.
For terms and other Information see
GEORGE & co, 1901 Farnam ST.
Qs)-ss2 10
FIVE acres, one block from Ames Ave.
street car, $500. Harrison a Morton.
n9)-39O 10
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20
BENTON TEAM MEETS HANsCOMs
VIII Clash on Gridiron at Field Club
Saturday

The Benton club and the newly organized
Hanscom Park foot ball teams will clash
at the Field club Saturday at 3 p, m. The
Benton club has not been defeated this
year, and would like to book a game with
the Dundee team Cor Saturday, November
2S. The lineup tomorrow will be as fellows:
pEAJTON uANCCON pApE
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20

At the Royal pool tournament Wednesday
night, Usher defeated White i25 to 70. A
Was Usher's from the start, beginning with
a run OF twenty-six balls off of Whites
break. White, throughout the game played
In hard luck. while Usher played in good
Usher, IS, 6, s, s, 70. {. IL. II. 2 S, 8. 10. 10,
3 2, LIS. Total, l25.
scrstchesNUsher. 8; white. 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20

protect the fast disappearing fish and game
OF Iowa.
vision Of the state game laws. to rid them
of technicalities and especially to secure
the enactment of a resident hunters
license. so that more funds can he secured
to enforce the laws.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20
superIors In Hard Luck,

"HIave hard Time to get games. Would
like to hear from some good local team
for n game Sunday, November p. For
games call August Zicbell, Douglas 1913
after p. IN. any evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20

e. Meeks defeated tttner last night In TIA,
Sterling pool tournament, l2 to ~, In a
we'll played match lttner made the high
run Of twenty balls ana received the ar
plause from tho large crowd for a two-
cushion bank shot Mceks played a good,
+. Meeks il, T. T. :, j, ? c, II. l. Il, G G
4, II. 3, I. 2-io2.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20
CARLISLE WILL KEEP CONTRACT
Indian Team Decides to Play Game
with Denver.

DENVER, Nov. B.-Responding 10 the
telegram from Denver university athletic
managers that he aid in having Carlisle
indian schools foot ball team keep It's
cember s, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
Leupp telegraphed last night that he had
out its contract Il possible. Later WORD
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20

score OF i2 to 6 spelled defeat Tor Iowa and
a long beard for the husky foot bah
player.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20

WEBSTER sTA.-ISTa AsWEBsrER
Chicago, 50. PauI, MinReaDOIIs &
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20
WANTED-To BUY
WANTED-To RENT

YOUNG man can almost furnish two small
rooms in private residence, basement or
flat with suitable people, State paitcu-
lars to A ga, Bee. (26)-M534 Dix
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20
BURLINGTON sTA.--IOTH a MASON

q Daily. b Daily eNcep. Sunday. c sun
day only. d Daily except Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20

FIVE acres. one block from Ames Ave.
street car, $3.50. Harrison a Morton.
Q9)-3S0 10
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
400 acres miles west OF s. Omaha. Hay
land. pasture and pillow land. $3.50 per
THE BYRON REED CO.
sPhono Doug. go. a2 s. 18th st.
f-f.F C1)-36eH
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20
WANIED-SlTUAIlON

WANTED-Day's work. Maggie Johnson,
1894 N. 21st st. (6)-275 10
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20
REAL ESTATE LOANS

To1Ne OF 500 10 5000 on Omaha resi.
dsneo RTSRfrE REAL ESTATE CO.
CO-7a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20

becky Mountain Ltd ALI rs pm a $3.50 am
Colo. 4 Cal. Express l:aO pm a 4sO pm
ok. & Texas Express.,a 4:4O pm a lis pm
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20

WANTED-Position as companion and
nurse, by young woman OF experience.
Address W-543. care Bee. (2D-32l 19x
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20
ltches-Usher. 8; White, 8.
Iowa Game Annexation.

GTeener.
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WASHINGTON MAlFs.

Secretary Metcalf, who has been i'll
with the grip. is much improved.
Currency refore legislation has been
delayed by congress with the consent
of the president, until after holiday
recess.
Secretary Cortelyou who is confined
to his house with an attack of the
grin is resting more comfortably and
is considered better.
Hearings on the Philippine tariff
bill will be begun by the house ways
ard means committee when congress
reassen,ble after The holidays.
President Roosevelt has indicated
that he will set aside Wood river in
Alaska for salmon propagation. The
order will probably prohibit salmon
fishing in the river.
Three months or probably more win
be necessary for the tabulation of the
Cuban census returns, a rough count
of which places the population OF the
island at 2,028,282.
The impression that difficulty is be-
ing experienced in securing a sufic-
lent number of eligibles for consular
POSITIONS is said to be erroneous. The
humber of persons on the eligible list
is now in excess of the available va
cancies.
American. Consul Hanna, of Iquique
Chile, has cabled the state department
that serious trouble is threatened at
that place as the result of the strike
among workers In the nitrate mines
and that a force of 1000 strikers has
taken possession of the port.
BY an order issued from the war de,
partment, regulations requiring sol
diers to stand at salute while the Star
Spangled Banner is being played on
formal occasions, are modified 50 as
to permit the men to stand erect and
salute only at the last note of the
music
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the New York meeting. Compulsory
arbitration of labor disputes was the
subject Of sharp debate at the session
yesterday.
Negotiations between the creditor
interests and the Westinghouse Manu-
featuring company are said to have
progressed so far that a committee
viii be appointed to put into definite
shape plans whereby the receiYership
may be ended and the industry turn
&c back to its stockholders.
After twelve hours of strike ssae
executive committee of the New York
Cabmens union ordered the men hack
10 work, on a compromise Of SIS a
week, instead of $14, which they were
getting. When The agreement was an
nounced the men became 81 violent
that the police had to be called.
Acting Police Capt. Kuhne. whort
Justice Burr sentenced o thirty 11s.gs
ia the New York jail and to pay a
fine Of $3.50 for contempt OF court in
falling TO obey ~ order restraining
him from taking Berdllon measure.
Ineuts of Frank jenkins, late prssi-
dent Of The Jenkins Trust company,
has been granted special writ Of
error pending a review of the rro-
ceedings.
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OBITUARY.

Airs. Theodore We'd Blrney, found
er ami honorary president OF the ma
tlonaI congress o. mothers, died al
her nome near " ashngtou, D. 9.
Alfred "a. neNiett, pIoslueIIr OF the
Il esteIn Iuue company Of Chicago
vas sulchsu BY paralysis and del al
hewauLee, al. lie was 81 years old.
tteF. Burr Miller Weeden, dean OF
ST. MARKS cathedral, GranQ RAPIDS,
3Ilch., died of heart disease at the
residence OF MS father. Col. q. )
" eedeI, of Evanston, III.
Mat; Heup, former business man
OF Men&sha. was killed BY the accI-
GENITAL discharge OF u shotgun at his
home at Curtis, Wis. He was As years
Of age, and is survived by wife and
four children.
Robert w. Gardner, philanthropist
and inventor, died at Quincy, Ill, He
was president and founder OF the
Gardner Governor works, and presi
dent OF the State Savings Loan and
Trust company. He left an estate
valued at $2,O00,00O.
Reuben Leroy Basset, aged Sc years,
founder of the village OF Ba.ssetts
Station, Wis, was buried at that viii
la,ge. lie was a member of the legis-
latlre for several terms and served
Tor thirty years as postmaster OF
Bassett's Station.
''Billey" Warren, one of the old time
stage drivers of the country, is dead
at Stuart, la. Warren began driving at
the age of 10 and in 1S45 drcEe line
cut of Chicago He drove a stage
from Davenport to Cedar Rapids in
The early SOS.
Mrs Charlotte NJ. Bristol. for forty
one years a member Of the board of
managers of the Chicago Home for
the FTiendless, and who was IS years
old, died at her home in that city
She helped TO organize the Soldiers
home in Chicago.
Edward Price of New York City,
first husband CT Fanny Davenport,
the actress, died in Omaha of pneu-
monia. The body was taken to New
York for burial. At the time of his
death Mr.. Price was manager of the
Grand Mogul company.
j. Israel Tarte, former minister of
public works, IS dead at Montreal.
Canada. He received the appointment
Of minister for his services to the
liberal PARTY in showing up the scan
dals in the public works department
under the conservative regime, which
exposure finally resulted in Wilfrid
I.aurier being returned to power.
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ed from Dec. "a, TO Jan 2, inclusive.
This will affect LOO men in Omaha,
400 at Grand Island and 200 at North
Flatte.
The deferred dividend of the De
Beers Consolidated Mines, Limited,
the diamond syndicate of London was
passed owing TO the unfavorable out
look in the diamond trade, which was
an outcome CT the restriction of pur-
chases in America since the financial
disturbances.
At San Francisco the legal holidays
declared by Governor Gillette for the
purpose of aiding the banks during the
financial stringincy ended az midnight
Dec. 81. Homer S. King, president of
the clearing house, says of the situa-
ton: During the past two weeks
everything in banking circles has been
normal. The need of the holiday is
past
Neither the Colorado State bank of
Durango nor its branch at Pagosa
Springs. nor the Smelttr City State
rank, also at Durango, will be able to
reorgantze, according TO II. M. Beatty,
state bank commissioner. The liabili.
ties of the Colorado State and the Pa
gosa branch are $330,000 exclusive
of a capital stock of $4,000. The liza
Utilities of the Shelter City State are
S142,O00.
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LABOR AND BUSINESS.

The state banking department: of
Georgia will take charge of the Neal
Eanking company, state institution.
The bark has deposits of over $4,000,
900.
Practically the entire force of the
steel mills at Joliet, ILL.,, will have a
vacation during holiday week, nearly
all departments closing until aft6i
Jan. l. Nearly 5000 men will be
affected.
The Bank of Pennington, Ind, a
small private Institution owned by
Robert Parker, who started the bank
thirty-one years ago, said there had
been a continual run on it for several
weeks, and $4,000 lad been withdrawn
The Chenille Banking and Trust
company, a small co., in in the sub
urbs of Cleveland, Ohio, made an as
Segment in the Insolvency court. The
assets are placed at 100000, and the
liabilities at $125,000. The cause OF
the failure is given as lack of funds.
Upon petition Of the Fairfield Pot
and Clay company, an Ohio corpora
ton. William P. knight ~" appoint
ed receiver Of the National Glass com
rany at Pittsburg by Judge Nathaniel
Ewing. The National company has a
capitalization Of S2,791,775.
1t was announced at the Union Pa
c'fie shops at Omaha that the entire
plant. as well as those at Grand Is
land ana Mott Platte would be CHS
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vigorously pushed. Colonel Hepburn
lays the financial depression to stock
gambling.
Governor Hoch of Kansas has com
muted to FIVE years the sentence Of J.
T. MARCEL, the Highland, Kn-. bank
cashier, in prison for forgery under
indeterminate sentence. His forgeries
wrecked the bank.
Miss Sarah Provost. preceptress of
the Cove school, which President
Roosevelt's children formerly attended
has received check from the presi-
dent with which to purchase Christ
mas gifts Tor her pupils.
Five thousand Pennsylvania rail-
road shopmen whose working time
was reduced from ten to eight hours
Il day on account Of the financial strin-
sency, have been ordered back to the
ten hour system.
". H. Hinrlchsen, Familiarity known
'as Buck HiUriehsen, formerly treasEr-
er ard secretary OF state of HIN Is,
is dead from paralysis. Mr.. Hlnri <hsen
was 50 years Of age and was secretary
Of state during the administration Of
Gov. Atgeld
The Hveryman who furnished the
carriage for President Roosevelt and
others to ride in at the opening of the
Jamestcwn fair has sued Gov. Hoke
Smith md the Georgia commission
for $500 alleging t1at he has not been
paid.
Mrs Leah Gilman of Dayton, Ohio,
mother of Dona Gilman. the victim Of
a sensational murd2r a year ago, is
. dead at her howe here. The mother
was twice charged with the murder
Of her daughter, aud exonerated by
the grand jury.
Nine hundred and thirty-eight In
dictrlents have been returned by the
Kansas City grand jury, principally
for violation of the uSnday closing
law Of this number sixty-five indict-
nFents were against managers and
/ employees Of theaters.
J. C. Cain, convicted Of the murder
Of G.. II. Morris, wealthy mine own
er at Des Moines. Ia, will be sentenc
cd Christmas ever;1Ig - life .mprison-
ment unless the court g1,nts a mo-
ton for a new trial. Caia Slew Morris
because the latter sought to prevent
him from Illegally traficing in liquor
The Nebraska state railway commits
sion has voted to cut the oil rates in
the state 80 per cent, following com
plants of the National Petroleum as
sociation of Cleveland and the Nation
al Refining company of Omaha, alleg-
ing that the tariffs in Nebraska were
di5criminative.
Gov. Harris OF Ohio has pardonei
William Houck, serving a life sent
ence on conviction of the murder of
Mrs. Sarah Hess at Bladensburg. The
prisoner is a brother of former SenatA
or Louis Rouck. A substantial claim
vas made OF mistaken identity, the
chief evidence against Houek having
been that the trail of pack of blood
hounds led to him.