Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-14

cused OF stealing chickens IN south omaha
and selling the fowls TO butchers across
the line. Ohicer Dan Baldwin Of the Omaha
police turned him over to the local au-
thorities. Livingston has not word to
say. He refuses 70 tell where he lives.
When arrested he had about three dozen
fowls taken from hencoops In South omaha
and vicinity Detective Elsfelder and
Chief Briggs did their best Thursday att
ernoon to induce Livingston to talk, but
he showed fight all the way through.
II was learned that Livingston staked
out his old horse and wagon in the low
ground east Of the African Methodist Epis-
copal church. and during the night he drove
away with the rig. The police are satisfied
that Livingston has confederates, but he
will not tell. Some OF the fowls Iivings-
ton had when arrested have been identified.
Among the South Omaha people who have
lost chickens lately are DR.. Ensor. r. II.
Montgomery, w. S. King, II. b. Pleharty,
Charles Ofterman and II. Klepner.
Jivlngston's horse and wagon are being
cared for at livery stable, but the entire
OUTFIT will not bring SO
win VISIT PapiIIIon.
on Saturday evening July 10, the Ancient
order OF United workmen will run a spe-
cial train to Papiilon for the purpose of
visiting the Papillion lodge. The special
train will leave the depot at 7:l5 p. m. There
is to be an out-of-door celebration at the
grove. Grand Master Workman vanDyke
will be the principal speaker, There is TO
be music and dancing. AT II p m. the
special will start on its return trip. As
the price Of tickets is low it is expected a
large number of South Omaha workmen
will take the trip.
Advance Agent Arrives.
Charles r. Welsh, advance agent for the
Parker Carnival company. arrived in the
city yesterday and is prepared to boost the
Workman carnival In order that all
members OF the workmen may have an
opportunity of meeting Mr.. Welsh and
listening to his talk special meeting of
the Ancisnt order Of United workmen
lodges is called for tonight at the temple.
MIR. Welsh brought with him printed mat
ter for billbosrds and window displays. He
| expects TO remain here until the carnival
| opens on July 81 After the meeting to-
night steps will be taken to lay out the
grounds and arrangements made for the
| fencing
U1der the agreement the Parker company
| gets PEI centage, puts on the shows and
Furnishes It's own ticket sellers. The Work.
| men ge. percentage and the proceeds will
be turned into the temple building fund.
Magic City Gossip.
| The new addition to Cudahy's soap fac
| tory Is about completed.
| Herman Beal, city engineer, has gone to
| Saline county to visit relatives.
| Captain Shields OF the police department
| is In Colorado on a fishing expedition.
! II is understood that the remains of Mrs
J. M. Carney will arrive here from Colo
RADIO today
| Dave Callahan has taken out a permit for
the construction of a dwelling at Twenty
second and q streets.
Women of the Christian church will hold
| a food sale at Etter's store, Twenty-fourth
| and streets, on Saturday.
Some Of the local lodge OF Eagles are pre-.
! pairing to attend the annual convention OF
! Eagles at Denver next month.
Harry Heller, a steamfitter. died at 2526 n
street yesterday OF Bright's disease. James
| Lyons, an uncle Of the deceased is here
from Sweetwater, Neb, to look after the
funeral arrangements.
This evening the Woman's auxiliary OF
the Young Mems Christian association will