The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-18

lnulctment ne was charged with stealing
bank notes, coins, from Belle Shaw. He
was charged In the second with stealing a
watch, chain, S57 in money. The third
onarge was the larceny OF watch from
Emma Nugent. King is stranger but
VIII remain six months in Jail on each In
dictment the sentences to run concur
rently. He was told TO go back 20 Boston
| when his term expired.
John BLY, and John III. Green indicted
| Jointly for stealing n horse, ,harness and
wagon from John Fournier of Central
Falls differed in their ideas as to
guilt BLY, pleaded not guilty and bail
was required in the sum of $1,000 Green
pleaded not guilty and gave as his excuse
! for his crime that he was out OF work
Six months in jail was his sentence.
Frank Curtis indicted for breaking and
entering in the night time the shop of
Philip Goldstoin and stealing one pair
of shoes pleaded guilty. 1t is said his
right name is Ward and that he has been
| up for assault before and is "a general
bad man. For leaving Pawtucket and
going TO the North End as well as his
crime he was sentenced to six months In
| Jail.
Charles Sheridan indicted for forgery
| pleaded not guilty. The note was al
legged to be signed by T. j. McEroy and
| PAYABLE to Bernard McCulla
| eIo the charge of assault ON w. +. Jordan,
Cornelius Sheehan pleaded not guilty.
not guilty TO charge Of assaulting
William +. Jordan with intent to rob.
| Bail $1,000
Michael KELLY indicted for larceny from
Amanda Martel pleaded guilty. He
snatched pocketbook from lady and
Judge Wilbur read Kelly's biography
when the latter said he had been "a good
citizen up to this time. After a lecture
Judge Wilbur sentenced him to Two and
one half years in states prison.
| George Clarke Indicted for breaking and
entering shop pleaded not guilty. Bail
| $1,000
Charged With Burglary.
James A. Brown indicted for burglary
| and charged with committing the offense
| in the dwelling house Of Roger i. Young
| in the night time and stealing watch,
| Masonic charm and other articles pleaded
! not guilty. Bail 5000.
Charles w. Branch and Cornelius Myers
indicted for breaking and entering shops
| in night time did not plead alike Myers
| pleaded not guilty and was required to give
| surety in the sum of $1,000 They got
about 81. % ana Branch was sentenced to
| three months in Jail.
Frank Davey indicted for an assault
with dangerous weapon pleaded guilty.
| he was drunk and fired n rock and Will
! spond six mouths in jail.
Frank Sullivan ana Christopher MUIR
| ray indicted for breaking and entering in
| the night time "a dwelling house III Paw
| tucket did not toll the same story. Sulli-
| van pleaded guilty and Murray denied his
| guilt. There was second Joint indIct-
| ment against the same parties. Sullivan
was sentenced TO six months In jail the
| sentences TO run concurrently.
| Garde Holdcroft indicted for larceny Of
a bicycle, pleaded not guilty. Bail $500.
George EuSers and Garde Holdcroft. i'm
| dicted Jointly for stealing various parts OF
| hirVplps nlaa1pl
| $500.
| Albert II. W. Beckman, indicted Cor an
| assault with knife on Ray Edwards.
| pleaded guilty. He said number OF
men were making fun of him and also
| guying him because he was Swede. The
| cut was dangerous one and Beckman
! will spend six months In jail.
| William McNabb and Michael Griffin,
| indicted for breaking and entering dwell
| ing house of James Il. Brown and steal
ing bank bills and other articles of value,
| pleaded not guilty. Bail $1,000
Two Bills Against McK.nna.
John McKenna, tv ice indicted for un-
lawfully carnally knowing girls under
/ the age of consent, pleaded not guilty.
| rio was required TO give bail In the sum
of $500. in the first case and $4,000 in the
! second case
Albert Peterson. indicted for larceny,
peaded not guilty. He took bank notes.
| Bail $500.
Arthur +. Paradis of woonsocket in.
dictod for forging an order for pair Ut
shoes, pleaded not guilty. Bail $500.
| To n second indictment charging false
pretences in Offering an order for $40, he
also pleaded not guilty and he was re-
| quired TO give an additional $1,000 surety.
| He went back to Jail.
Daichi Aurich of Johnston, indicted for
adultery with Maria Campani and for
1 a.. ..s.tt
pleaded not guilty. Afterward ne re-
| tracted his plea and only the charge Of
| assault was pressed and he will only have
] To serve four months In jail.
George GrIggs. indicted for the larceny
OF $500 In bank bills and coins, pleaded
| guilty. Attorney General Tanner said on
| recommendation of the police authorities
J and of the prisoners brotber-in-law.
| from whom the money was taken, he
| would ask that sentence bs deferred dur
ing good behavior. The court assented
and after paying costs Griggs went free,
| the man from whose safe he stole the
monev going his surety. Judge Wilbur
gave Griggs good bit OF instruction.
| Oscar pendleton, indicted for breaking
and entering the shop Of George l.. Hoyle
| and stealing a couple OF bottles OF Jelly
and indicted also for entering another
! house and stealing pleaded guilty. H0
| has been i'm jail here before and was in
! the Massachusetts, reformitory for break
ing and entering. Two years ago tOmOr.
row no was discharged from jail and he
must now return there for two years.
George Gould. indicted for stealing q
horse and carriage. pleaded not guilty.
| Bail $1,000
Michael Mulvey, indicted for breaking
| and entering shop of Joseph Forsyth in
| the night time and the commission or
larceny, pleaded not guilty. Bail $1,000.
| Nichola Pardi indicted forS an ASSAULT
with intent To commit. rape at Johnston,
| pleaded not guilty. Bail $4,000
William Nickerson indicted for entering
snop Of Raphael Darguearlt at Woon-