The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-02

with glass bottle on Fred Gabesiel
pleaded not guilty. Bali $1,000.
Jospeh Delander indicted for simple
assault on a woman pleaded not guilty.
| Bail $1,000
John Paquet had two indictments
pending against him for larceny. He
| promptly acknowledged his guilt. The
property taken belonged to his sister aud
his excuse, was that he was in liquor and
| wanted money 10 buy iuure. John ) resi-
dence for the neat two years will be at
| CraDstoD.
Harry Kennedy, found guilty by the
grand jury Of ste0ling watch and chain
from Walter l.. Hamilton, entered tho
same plea. Hamilton was "A fellow board
| er of kennedy's, but they will live at
| quite distance from each other for at
least six months, for Kennedy must spend
/ that time in Jail.
Martin Kelly was charged with stealing
horse and wagon from James Burns,
/ and pleaded nClo. The prisoner worked
for BnTns AMI sold the whole outfit and
after tie usual excuses that he was drunk
said this was the frat time he ever was in
trouble and OH that account Judge Will
bur . Only inn ose a sentence OF three
months.
William Kerr Indicted for stsaling
money from the pr rsin Of Harry Yorreok,
pleaded not guilty. Bail &, 500
John SeurmondJ pleaded not guilty Ia
Keeping nuisance in Cumberland. Bail
$1,000.
. Samuel Schutzman charged with break
ing into shop Of Max Silverstein and
stealing $3.50 cents pleaded not guilty.
Is ill 800.
John +. Diehl to the charge of EN- beg
element from Thomas j. Ford pleaded
not guilty. Bail 5000
William Riley in rsspose TO an inquiry
as TO the property of the dill found by
the jury charging him with the serious
crime of burglary denied his guilt and
was required to give bail in the sum of
5000
Nicholas Jonas indicted for an assault
with dangerous weapon eaded not
guilty. Bail $1,000
Thomas Mccall who was indicted for
assault with dangerous weapon and al
so for an assault on Henry Wood with
Intent TO rob Henry Cooper pleaded
guilty TO the first offense and not guilty
10 the second. Bail $500 that is when he
was called first on To plead. Later on he
changed bis mind and the state accented
plea of guilty TO simple assault instead
OF assault with intent TO rob- six
MOI rs was the sentence imposed under
each indictment.
william Addison, indicted for assault
with dangerous weapon pleaded not
guilty Bail $1,000
Charles Hughes indicted for breaking
and entering in the daytime the dwelling
house OF Fergus j. McOsker on Orns
street. Hughes got quarter o. dollar S
worth of pluDder and today he was sen.
tenced to Is months in prison sfter be
had admitted having been up before for
breaking and entering
John +. Carter indicted for assault
with revolver on .iames Bowen, pleaded
not guilty. Bail $1,000
Charles Il. Folger. charged with break
ing ard entering, pleaded nolo contendere.
He broke into a barber shop on Cranston
street and stole six razors and his excuse
was that he was drunk and did not know
what he was doing at the time. Judge
Wilbur took little stock In the excuse and
Imposed sentence OF one year in the
state prison.
Timothy Derry accused by the grand
jury guilty of breaking and entering shop
at night pleaded not guilty. Bail $1,000.
Joseph Greene indicted for maintain
ing nuisance pleaded nolo contendere.
lie was sentenced to 80 days in Jail and
to pay a fine of 500.
Fred J. snow had two indictments 20
plead to both charged larceny. The first
charged larceny of clothing ieweIry. etc
OF Edward Is. snow and tie second
charged theft OF manicure set and
more jewelry. All the things taken were
from inmates of his own home IL was
stated that snow had long record as a
thief aud had represented himself as sac
retaty Of the Y. Nj. Z. A.. in different
cities. The value or the property stolen
was about 500 Detective Parker said that
SNOW had done time in MeIiden Jail and
other similar institutions. A sentence of
two years in Jail was imposed.
John Rodgers speaking as TO the truth
OF TIE indictments found against him for
larceny admitted that 10 was correct lie
took $50 from behind the bar in saloon
while tine bar tender stepped out Of the
door ana was sentenced to year in
states prison.
for breaking and entering tho house of
Daniel p. Dyer and stealing clothing.
jewelry and n revolver from members II
the family Dyer, pleaded nolo contendere
Judge Wilbur was bit anxious To find
out what tho revolver was taken for. hut
tho prisoner aid not enlghten him His
honor found 10 equally difficult TO find
ont why Rowe entered the house hut SEM
tencod him To two and "a half years In
prison.
Charles ). lhaver Jr. had two indict-
lrents presentad agGinst him ;one charged
breaking and entering and the other en-
terin1 n dwelling. The house bo Is ao-
cused Cf entering is that 81 Frank r.
Kendall and the property taken consist
ed. 10 u alleged. of a diamond ring. wed
ding case and guld stud. Ito pleaded not
guilty. Bali $500 in each case
Edward Fitzgerald, OF Central Falls
charged with larceny from tho person
pleaded NOT Rulty. Bail $500
Benjamin i. Branigan indicted for
stealing from Annie Bride pleaded guilty
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