FAIL TO TRAIL BURGLARS.Bloodhounds Uaed in Iowa City Case Unable to Pick Up Scont.Special to Times-Republican.Iowa City. Xov. .'4.—Bloodhounds attempting to trace the unknown burglars who robbed the Apollo Club failed utterly and the chase. If it may he so called, was abandoned, after the | brutes had crossed and recrossed trails rrany times, running around in circles and getting nowhere. The tramping of many feet following the discovery of th«* robber?, bv student members «»f the organization at the club house made it impossible for the dogs ;o do their work well.The robbers took sums ranging fr»*m 2! cents to t4i) per individual.Among the Iowans who were made ; v ctims of the robbers, who turned trunks, dressers, valises. *tc.. tops)* ti rvey. on the second floor, while twenty-five men slept on the floor above and knew nothing of the crime urtil hours afterward, were the following. who lost d.amonds stick pins, watches, cash, founta.n pens, chains, cuff buttons, etc.: Ray Leonard.Osceola: L*»or, Harnmond. Wapello:Orb- Triplett. Fremont: ThomasSuohomel. Odar Rapids: HaroldFtomine. Wellman: Paul F Sm.th.New Hampton: Harry A. Westenburg. |r'«yex; Ralph Colvin. Sanborn: j-*hn, rrank Crubb. f.?n^* Grover C.| Jacobsen. Mapleton: Wayne M. Prud-hon. Nashua: Benjamin Bmderson.Denison: Spencer Pock. Cofrydon:Michael J Kerwjn. rarroll: Harry and : Paul Render Le.Mars; Instructor W I D. Shipton. S. L\ I.; Roy Jensen. Audubon.