The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-06

Julius Simamski, who. II Is alleged
made an assault upon Mrs. Freda Poha-
recka at her boarding house. 13s Julian
street. two weeks ago. was arrested at
the office OF the vitriol works on Harris
avenue Saturday. but as the woman who
is with her husband in Boston, was not
at home at the time ne was held to await
her return
The story goes that Simamski made
love TO the woman TO that extent, that he
wanted her TO leave her husband and
live with him. and because she would not,
followed her into the cellar of the house
and struck her with a black jack. and
| then made his escape. A few days later
| he made a call at his boarding house on
| Stokes street and was seen by police
man who made an effort to get him, but
| he Jumped a fence and probably took ref
| uge in the cellar OF fellow countryman
| and skipped out under the cover OF dark
ness Saturday forenoon. he called at the
| office OF the vitriol works, where he had
| been employed 10 get his wages and was
| detained until Patrolman Wilkinson or
| the Chaffee street station arrested him.
LAST TRIP EXTENDED.
The patrons of the Union railroad COM
pany are much pleased to note that the
| cars on all lines now make the last trips
the entire length Of the lines.
In the past should any or the late cars
| be without passengers when they reached
| the square the car would be run into the
| harm instead of going to the end of the
| route. but, now the cars are run over the
| line and must wait at the terminus un-
| I'll the regular schedule time.
| This insures those who go out the line,
| an opportunity to come back TO the
| square at n much later hour than In the
| mast. for IL is seldom that late cars have
passengers that live at the extreme END,
and those who went 20 the terminus OF Q
| line early in the evening did not know
| lust how late they could stay.
SUNDAY CARD PLAYING.
I Bernard Keane. william Tanning. Peter
| McGann and Michael Mcbride were en-
taySng a game OF auction In Quinns $
| harber shop on Julian street yesterday al
| ternoon when Lieut.. Tyler, Sergeant Ben
| nett and Patrolman Sharpe called upon
and took the quartet to the Chanee
| street station. Each OF the players was
evidently well equipped for the game TOT
| each had a good sizeo roii vi p"i' anu
| some small change. .,,.
some OF this went TO the state thls
morning for they were arranged TOT
nIavine cards on Sunday In the ponce
| court this morning.
COAL FROM CANADA
a One of the best known coal dealers o'
,,ts v,cinity Informed The News repre-
santa,iva this morning that he was about
| 80 ,ook into the matter of bringing Goa
from Canada to this place. ana accord
| ias, 90 his abatement, unless coal taxes q
nis drop ne can supply his customers, ~
n,,,ch cheaper rate than they can get u
| elsewhere. " =.
pTh,s dealer is quite confident that ht
"a others who do an inland business
r,us, 40 something TO retain their tred'
Co. 1, "a quite likely that the wholesal'
aea,ers along the water front Will no
snnply small dealers for some time tS
come. ,,ou,.x
Those who use the Grover street cross
,rs are somewhat alarmed least tn
railroad company will chose this place
"a are now working TO force the com
many to build a subway
The railroad company has an elevate'
foot bridge. but this is too high TO o
~ much service TO the older folks wh'
| ara A very inconvenient TO CLIMB =
| many stairs ana think that a subway
wonid be much handler and agreeable
GRACE LOST HER WAY.
Grace Dumont OF 4 Gallup street, So
| prevalence was found I'm the square Sat
| urday afternoon. Grace is years OF az
| and had been sent down townNca an g