Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-29
BRIEF CITY NEWS

.'eN GNAMN ~
Douglas Printing Co. Both 'obon.s
smoke HOUSE for SMOKES. sis q. 18TH.
DsrloW Advertising Agency, aSo-t Bee.
hudoiph r. swobOdS, Public Aoo0untanA
Anshsrt, photographer. 18TH a Farnam-
Asyn, photeg, removed to 1s 4 Howard
Stoves Cleaned, Thos. Kilpatrick's GLOW.
Dept ~
wen 60 on your bona" Turkinston.
eoS Bee Bldg. Tel. Doug. 1859. A-2siO.
Equitable L~ifs-Policies, sight drafts NJ
maturity. IL ID. Nicely. nag Omaha.
AFTER . fire you wan your money. Keen
your Insurance papers and money in the
American Safe Deposit vaults in The Bee
building: 81 rents a box.
Home sold for Neat sum-Mrs. II
barrow has sold to Christ Jensen the lot
and frame houses between Nineteenth and
twentieth on the south side OF Douglas
street for $4,000. The lots are eexis2 and
Mr.. Jensen has secured the property for an
Investment, already being the owner OF a
large amount of Omaha property.
Delta Tau Delta Dinnsr-The monthly
dinner OF the alumni chapter Of Delta Tau
Delta fraternity will be held Friday even
ing at $50 O'Clock at Hanson's cafe. Fol-
lowing the dinner there will be several
AoAHh duuItsetb anu beOfBe IL. flHner
OF Fisher & Laurie will read a paper on
Five Great French Gothic Cathedrals."
Mrs. Matthews Attaches Husbands Pay
Mrs. Lulu Mathews has filed an attach
ment against money coming to her husband,
Earl Mathews, son OF former United States
Marshal Mathews. Mrs. Mathews is suing
for divorce and has been granted temporary
alimony with which, the charge runs, Math-
W has not come across. Hence the pro-
ceedings against Mathews credits.
Pants and sidsboards Robbsd-Another
pants burglary. with the addition of a
side theft" Of 81 from a sldeboard drawer,
occurred Tuesday night at the home of
Samuel Malashock, 5N North Twenty-sec-
ond street. The thief entered the house
through a side window and took nothing
but the money. amounting in all to about
3. Although rifling Mr.. Malashock's trous-
erc. he did not steal them.
Robert Magarell Case Nolled-A nolle
prCsse has been entered by County Attorney
English in the case of Robert Magarell in
dicted on a charge of practicing medicine
without being duly authorized. The com
plainant was a girl from western Iowa
who came to the private hospital maintained
by Magarell's father on lower Farnam
street. She said that Magarell the younger
pretended to be a physician and took a fee
OF $50 from her.
How Can he Ever Pay It-Pleading
guilty to having sold Il can of milk that
was not up to the standard set by the city
ordinances. A.. +. Anderson was fined 81
and costs by Police Judge Crawford Thurs
day morning. The man has a dairy at
Fffty-nlnth and Grover streets. The milk
he sold on the occasion specified in the
complaint. contained less than II per cent
OF solids and less than Q per cent of butter
fat.
Fireman Nichols Out Of Hospital-Jos-
eph Nichols, a city fireman whose company
is on duty at the new engine house at
Twenty-seventh and Jones streets, was
discharged from the Central hospital We'd
nesday morning. He had been disabled
with trouble with his right leg, but Is now
on the road 20 full recovery and will soon
be ablo to rejoin his company. For the
next week he will be at his home. 261O
Blonde street. He has a brother on the
police force.
Florence Boulevard Reconsideration &
Morton began excavation Thursday for a
residence which will cost 5000 and occupy
lots worth $1,5Oo opposite the country home
OF Rome Miller. on the Florence boulevard.
ourley Speaker at Creighton BANQUET
The faculty and alumni Of Creighton uni
versity will celebrate Founders day at the
Rome with a banquet February 8. W.. F.
Gurley will deliver the memorial address.
Governor Shallenberger will be present as
guest of honor and leading representatives
Of local, civic, professional. educational and
commercial life will attend.
St. Joseph Hospital Report-The annual
report of the Creighton Memorial st. JOS
cph Hospital association shows that during
the year 1905 2,sS1 patients were treated at
the hospital, Of which 2,044 paid and 637
were treated free Of charge. The report
shows that men and women OF thirty DIFF
ferent nationalities we're treated, of which
i,T27 were Americans. SO Afro-Americans, Is
Indians, 2ll Germans. las Irish, 40 Swedish,
"a Danish aud IS Russian. Patients were
also asked their religion and the report
shows that 1868 were Catholic. 276 Luth-
Gran. IS Baptist. g. Eplscopalian, 1888 Meth
odist, @ Presbyterian and 29s as having no
religion.
MRS. Irene Karbach Asks Divoroe-Mrs
Irene Karbach filed a petition for divorce
Thursday from Richard l.. Karbach, sec
rotary Of the kRrbach Automobile and
Vehicle company. Mrs. Karbsch charges
infidelity and extreme cruelty. 1t is
charged against Karbach that he failed to
provide plaintiff with anything but the bare
necessities of life for herself and babies
and at times she was even lacking in such
nocessaries as food and coal. Mrs.
Karbsch asks the custody OF their
one child, Ida A., aged 8. and prays for
reasonable temporary alimony. stating that
Karbach's salary is SIPS per month from
the automobile company and that he has
said he owns s1s,W0 worth Of stock therein.