The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-17

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follow Ing parties: George Willisms, lar
ceny from the person; Aldana Lynn
assault with q dangerous weapon; Will
fred Oldham, John DeMsrco, Luigi Caspo
and Samuel Widdup for assaults with
dangerous weapons; John N. sha pc, en-
hezzlement; James R.CoDgdon, burglary /;
Harry Howartb, defacing q building.
William IL Milner. indicted for burg
larry is n very young man. He broke into
:he Seamens' Bethel, where Stephen l..
Ifngley lives, and clesned out the silver
and other table ware. Nothing is known
against Miner before this, and he said
when he pleaded guilty today, that he
was drunk at the time he committed
the crime with which he is charged.
The lowest possible sentence, that OF i've
years In States prison, was given him.
IL was a strange offence that Charles
Eccles committed last October. namely,
that of breaking into the smallpox hos
pital and stealing q hyponermlc syringe.
lie pleaded guilty to an indictment for
breaking anu entering and said he was q
stranger I'm this city and claimed TO be
for 10 months.
Joseph Asselin, q young man from
Woonsocket, WAS indicted for stealing a
watch from the pocket of Peter Mason
who went to the Northern city from
Beiling gham, Mas, on Thanksgiving. lie
wanted a good time so he took the watch
and was sentenced to one year in States
Prison.
JAMES Nugent, q teamster, was indicted
for stealing two revolvers from the State
OF Rhods Island, pleaded guilty. He was
working TT the Armory on Benefit street, |
when he committed the theft, and ne will |
work for the state for the next six |
months.
William E.Green of Pawtuckc,, indicted |
for stealing clothing from William ii.
Phillips and others In the honre of vii.
liam L. Smith pleaded not guilty. Bail,
$1,000.
RalphConant andTimothy Iver. indicted
for larceny from the person, Of several
articles of value had difference of
opinion as to their guilt. The former
pleaded guilty and the latter not guilty.
Iver was required to give bail In the sum
OF $1,000.
William Casey, indicted for breaking
and entering on two OF casions, the black
smith shop OF William T.. Murphy On
South Main street, and stealing tools
and coat, pleaded guilty. he is a tramp
blacksmith and Judge wilbur sentenced
him to 10 months in states Prison.
Newton Mcintyre, a Smithse chicken
thief, who stole one chicken from Arnold
'ennison. pleaded guilty to an indict-
nent of larceny. He left a hat near the
hen coop when ne was scared away, and
mis- led to his identity. He will spend
hree more months In ieiI.
James Mc'iee, Williams Foley and John !
iefferman, indicted for breaking and en-
ering the saloon OF Conrad c. Wood /,
nd stealing whiskey in bottles on the
light after Thanksgiving. The men !
ans from Maine. Massac huselts ana :
)Sio and were tramps. 7
Nelson Paul Of Burrillville, indicted for
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tiles of Woonsocket, p.eaded guilty, but !,
nid he only took the morse because Mr..
Tiles owed him 1880. The horse was .
eturned In poor condition and ha q
cen driven from $3.50 in the evening to q
80 a. In. -1he case rather puzzled his
onor until Paul admitted having been I
slight trouble before. lie was given 90
ava In Jail. r
John A. Render. indicted for tbs lar. O
'ucy OF a (: bicycle from W. II. dawson q :.
consideration OF his tcstim ony In be- n
III OF the state IN q larcency case was o.
ven sentence OF only six months. 81
hicb will run continuously with part of >,
two years. sentence he 4, serving for n
rceny. o
loon on Federal Hill short time ago At
ID the two players got excited. veincenzo o'
'elio and Luigi Pre,a were the players oi
a they will have an opportunity to
INK out card tricks during the six
onths they will have to serve under
Q indictment for assault with danger ma
8 weapons that they pleaded guilty ".
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d then ran away but Grello cot bis gi
ife out quickly and cut Preta in the &c
ck. Today they said they were good fo
snds. str
John Brennan, indicted for the larceny p
watch from the person OF Michael &c
rkin, saia he did not need a lawyer. es'
d pleaded not guilty. Bail in the sum
$500 was required.
ieorge Walters pleaded not guilty to an
iictment charging him with embezzle- da
mt from william o. Fi6eld. Bail $1,000. 2
'strick Hussey, indicted for assault re
battery, on Catherine Ferry, pleaded a..
guilty. Bail 500. Co.
Ohm Ring, indicted for adu ltery, ine
AIDED not guilty. Bail $500. ,a'
sslph Conant. who said he was a born az
brod New Yorker, accused OF steal. for
m atoh fror,, Iohr n...a.