Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-24
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Ravs Root Print n.
8syn, photo, removed to 18th & Howard
Ainshart. photographer, 18th q FarnAm-
ohAlnbSrS' School OF Dancing open.
CirculRrs.
soma salesman required for Iowa Ad-
dress Y 74S. care Bee.
white walters At sohlItz oafa-ouick
service and courteous treatment
EqnltAb1s EtfO-Polieies sight drafts at
maturity. IL. -. Nicely. mSnaEer. Omaha.
Xouthful Couple Eas Oonsent-A youth
full lowe couple made their appearance in
the marriage license bureau. They were
Earl J. Gose and Coda Pomeroy OF Lin
den' but they were not clippers, although
only 10 years of age each. Gose had the
written consent of his parents TO the
match.
No Improvements in Name-Miss Mary
Kuncewicz of South Omaha has a difficult
name, but she is not lettering matters in
this respect, for she is going to marry
Stanislaw Staskiewicz. Another license is
sued is to Selma Nelson and August We'd
berg, both of Fremont. The groom is As,
Just twice the age OF the girl.
Booker T. washington speaks in omaha
Booker T. Washington win deliver an
address In the Auditorium November 6 on
the subject of the Race Problem
Bishop Grant Of the African Methodist
Episcopal church will introduce the dis
tinguished advocate OF the Afro-American
race.
Laurie J. ouinby on "Jsau Valjean.D-
Laurie ]. Quinby will address the Omaha
Philosophical society Sunday at 3 o'clock
., M In Baright hall, Nineteenth and Far
nam streets, on Jean Vatican" Meetings
free.
New 5ewelry Company-The G. w. Ryan
& Sons company has been incorporated for
$4,000. The incorporators are Nellie w.
Ryan. Elizabeth Ryan and Mary E. Reese.
The company will do a wholesale and retail
jewellery business.
ASsatant OF Cripple is Fined-Franl,
hmm and Luther Coleman, arrested for
assault on George Lewson, a crippled pen-
ell peddler. Friday night at Fourteenth ana
Douglas streets. appeared before Judge
Crawford in police court. Simms was the
aggressor and was fined SIS, while his
companion was discharged.
Funeral Of Patrick Coyna-The funeral
OF Patrick Coyne. who died of apoplexy
Wednesday following an attack which over
took him while riding on a street car, will
be held Monday morning from st. Johns
church. Burial win be in Holy sepulchre
cemetery. Mrs. Coyne arrived from Hot
Springs Saturday.
Street Car Victim Dles-Ray Harden
brook. i2 years old, who was run down by
9 street car at Thirteenth and Dominion
streets Thursday evening. died Friday night
At ST. Joseph's hospital. After an investi-
cation OF the case Coroner Heafey has de-
eided that an inquest Is not necessary.
The boys legs we're crushed and he sus-
tanned internal injuries. The boy lived at
ll20 Dominion street. His father, Roy Har-
denbrook, is a street car man. The body
win be taken to Fremont for burial.
Rsrbsrt Quick speaks on the river
Herbert Quick, the short story writer and
novelist, at present associate editor OF La
Follette's Magazine and editor OF Farm
and Fireside. will be one OF the speakers
At the Missouri River Navigation congress.
Mr.. Quick gained a practical knowledge Of
the Missouri river when he lived at Sioux
city and has added 20 his fund Of informa-
ton in preparation for his book on '"The
Inland Waterways" which win soon be
issued by Putnams. The Missouri river
conditions are treated Al considerable
length In the we~