Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12

picion of having shot Cashier Brown in
Council Bluffs recently.
n. S. Thompson, an inspector from the
United States Treasury department at Wash-
ington, is in the city looking over the heat-
ing and ventilation plant at the new post
office building.
Articles of incorporation OF the w. J.
Shrader Medicine company have been filed
with the county clerk. The incorporators
are w. j. Shrader George p. Cronk, s. l..
Kelley, Frank A. Furay, A. d. Touzalin and
Lysle /. Abbott and the capital stock is fixed
at $50, 600.
Local Forecast Official Welsh expects to
have the weather bureau located in the new
federal building this week. Already he has
commenced TO move, having put up the wind
instruments and the case for housing the
thermometers The furniture is all in place
and with the locating of a few more of the
instruments the move can be made
Announcement has been made that ems
trance examinations for Harvard univer-
sity wilr be held in this city at the library
building on June 27, 2S, 20, 30 and July u
under the direction of an officer of the uni
versity. So fee will be charged to every
one who takes the examination and this
must be forwarded to the treasurer of the
university by June 10.
Union services Of the parishes and mis-
sions of the Episcopal churches of the city
were held at Trinity cathedral Thursday,
attendance was light the services proved
interesting to those who observe Ascension
day. The address was delivered by Rev,
Irving p. Johnson of South Omaha. Holy
communion was administered.
William c. Smith failed to appear Thursr
day afternoon to prosecute the case of lar-
ceny from the person against Anna Thomp-
son, so ii was dismissed for want of prose-
cution. Smith was soldier who entered the
house occupied by Anna Thompson and
claimed to have been robbed of So. The
case was continued and he failed to come
back from Fort Crook to act as a Witness
Next Tuesday afternoon, during the ses-
sion of the Women's auxiliary of the diocese
Of Nebraska in this city, Rev Mr.. Stone of
Chicago, said to be one of the most distin-
gushed divines in the church, will deliver
Il missionary address, Wednesday evening
he VIII make an address on the same sub
ject to the council of the diocese. Both
meetings will be held in Trinity cathedral
The officials on the upper floors of the new
federal building are annoyed by sneak
thieves, couple Of days ago some person
entered the room of Miss Grace Waring,
stenographer for Judge Munger and stole q
purse containing $40 and n $50 revenue
stamp. Yesterday some sneak visited the
rooms on the third and fourth floors and
stole number of keys that We're in the
locks on the doors.
The subcommittees that were appointed
to perfect arrangements for the team shoot
between the county and municipal officials
have nearly completed their task and will
be ready 10 submit them to the general
committee as soon as Judge Baker is
through with the Kerr murder case. The
committee will probably be called together
early next week, when the date of the shoot
will be selected and the final arrangements
concluded.
Frank Young, alias H. C. Bradbury, other
wise known as "Nello" waived preliminary
examination Thursday and was bound over
to the district court. He Is charged with
forgery and uttering a forged instrument on
January Il, when he signed the name of
George Swift to a check for $3G and passed
1t upon restaurant man named II. Green.
He was arrested in Topeka, Kan, and
brought back to this city for trial. His
bond was fixed at $500.