The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
VARIETY OF CRIME.
Represented in Cases Before the
District Court.
Youthful usebreakerS Arraignet.
81 gel DENTS Gu II.

Tbore was an unusual large Thursday
morning grist, in the Sixth district court this
morning, and there was variety of crime
represented. In the line was number of
youthful housebrvalxors who have been Civ
ing the police something 10 think about Of
late. The ringlesdors were Harry f. Crowell,
10 years of age, Frank Cooney and James fitz-
gerald, each III years of age. They were ar
raigned for breaking and entering in the
night time for the purpose Of stealing. The
first charge was for entering William X. Pot
ter's store on Westm nster street and stealing
five eomts valued at $40 Also for entering
B, $50 Bender's store, 10 Cranston street, and
stealing Sl2 in cash Robert Kennedy's bakery
on Cranston street, and stealing cake valued
at 81. They pleaded guilty Co each complaint,
and were bound over TO the grand jury
Crowell will go 10 jail 10 await trial, and the
other two will be sent to the reform school
The detectives have Teen locking for these
troublesome offenders for several days and
yesterday Detective Cannon nabbed rowell
while he was i'm the centre Of the city. The
other boys were captured I'm the fourth police
district 10y Lieutenant Rankin and Detective
Cannon. Most or the stolen property was re-
covered. All except the cake and some Of the
cash.
Julius siegcl denied that he stole George W.
Ross two blankets, ami he was held in the
sum of 500 TO appear for trial next Tuesday.
Mary Costello, who has been "a dweller at
the state farm in days past, was sent there
aSain this morning charge of being n
railer and brnwler. She Will remain ont OF
town for the next ensuing nine months. Mary
has AN idea. when under the influence of ex-
k,1;s iuy AMI hof bp tbp haln ~
Charles street and proceeds accordingly to tho
d scomfoft ana annoyance Of the neighbor-
hood. 1t viii be comparatively quiet up there
until several moons WAX and wane.
Eliza Flynn admitted that she was com
rpon drunkard, and she VIII be out OF the cub
lie eye for nine months.
John O Donnell and Charles Long were each
fined s. and costs for stealing rubber hose be-
longing to Terence Conloy.
Frederick j. Clements, boy, told Judge
Sweelland that he did not steal cap from
william j. ctrie He was held in the sum of
500 TO appear for trial rcXt Tuesday.
James Corcoran was arraigned for an alleged
assault ON his wife. II was snid that he struck
hor in the face. lie denied the charge, and
was held in the sum of 500 to appear for trial
ne xt Tuesday.
Susan G.. Marion, who was arrested for va
grmcy, and who had in her charge the infant
which was left with her at Pawtucket last
saturday evening by Alexander j. Miller and
Heien Miller of Worcester who abandoned the
infant as described in The News of yesterday,
was sent TO the state farm for six months.
John Murray was srrnigred for committing
TN assault ON George Clark, end he ives sent
TO the county jail for sixty days. Murray is
au old offender. and that accounts for the
severity Of the sentence. The trouble with
Clark j. alleged Go have grown out Of an ar
gument about woman. Murray tried to
punch is vows into the other fellow.