The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-16
GRAND JURY MAKES REPORT.

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Charles Osterland, assault with dam
gerous weapon: Mabel Byrnes. larceny;
Raffaele Sarno. assault with danger
GUS weapon; Lizzie Blacklcdge, nui-
sanCe.
The Juveniles indicted We're: Edward
Feeney, breaking and entering; Joseph
Hebrew. larceny; Lawrence NJ. Walsh,
larceny
Charles Brown and William Farrell
pleaded not guilty to breaking into "A
Pawtucket shop and stealing claret.
They were required To give bail in the
sum of $1,000.
Frederick w. Webb indicted for an
assault with "A dangerous weapon. 10
wit n stone on Frederick Simpson.
Pleaded not guilty. Bail $1,000.
Frank Kelly came into court on
crutches and pleaded not guilty TO an
assault with N dangerous wpHpon on
Stephen III. Patterson. Bail $1,000.
A little colored woman is Mary Wal
~ and she pleaded not guilty to an as
sault with a knife on her husband.Bail
$1,000.
Cyrus and Margaret Davenport
pleaded not guilty to an indictment for
maintaining a nuisance.
Levi Hogue, indicted for breaking
ana entering "a shop in the night time.
with intent To commit larceny, denied
he entered George 7. Dana's shop, in
Pawtucket. and stole 400 cigars. An
other indictment charged him with
stealing "A bicycle To both these In
dictments Hogue pleaded not guilty.
There was a third indictment against
Hogue OF breaking and entering James
Jennings shop in Central Falls and
stealing 400 cigars. In third Indictment
he was found with Frank Magee. but
Magee is in Concord jail and was un-
avoidably absent.
mo" was the simple answer OF
Francesca Chiodi to the indictment
read by Clerk Webster charging him
with poisoning food with intent to Kill
one Camilo Crarla II is claimed that
Chiodi put poison in the beans and cof-
fee of Crarla, who boarded with him.
Bail $4,000.
Joseph Dietti. indicted for breaking
and entering shop i'm night time. plead
ed nolo contendere. He was sentenced
TO six months in jail.
Joseph Mantel. indicted for an assault
with n dangerous weapon. pleaded not
guilty when first arraigned, but later
changed his mind. He tried To cut
peddler I'm Thornton with razor. and
he was sentenced to III calendar months
I'm Jail.
James L. Clifford denied his guilt
when pleading TO the theft of bicycle.
Bail $500.
John Carroll. indicted for breaking
and entering the dwelling house OF Will
liam II. Hunt and the larceny OF an
overcoat. hat and other clothing. plead
ed guilty. SIX months in Jail was the
sentence imposed.
There were two indictments against
Eugene Sylvester for larceny Both
charged the thefts of a bike at Paw
tucket. lie pleaded not guilty. Bail in
the sum of $1,000 was required.
Ethan Niles, indicted for breaking
and entering q dwelling house in day
time and the larceny or macintosh,
pleaded guilty. Ethan sold the mack
intosh to get money. This was his first
offence. but he was sent To states
prison FOR year.
James Morrow indicted for breaking
and entering the shop Of Bernard f..
Gordon i'm the daytime and larceny,
pleaded nolo contendere. He claimed
he went into a barber shop TO get
shaved. but did not offer any excuse
for the taking OF 10 razors. He was
sentenced TO six months In Jail.
Henry NJ. Young. indicted for the
larceny OF "a COW, pleaded not guilty.
Bail $1,000
Fidelo Uzzo. indicted for am assault
with intent to ravish, pleaded not
guilty. Bail $500.
Ida Bowman, alias Ida Kelly. indict-
ed for maintaining nuisance. failed
60 plead. as she was recently admitted
To bail.
Daniel Brown pleaded not guilty to
an Indictment charging larceny of four
pairs OF pants from Henry n. Brom-
ley.
John Mead. indicted FOR the same Of
fence. admitted he took a harness from
j. G.. Robinson and others and plead
I ed nolo contcnderc. Mead was former
| ~ n very respectable citizen, at one
| time "A member of the fire department.
| and was on a three months continuous
| drunk be~pre he committed the crime.
| Ie was sentenced to three months I'm
| Jail.
Thomas and Martha Hammond plead
| ed not guilty 60 an indictment charging
| the keeping OF a nuisance. The man rs
colored and the woman white. Bail
$1,000
George Kay OF Woonsocket. indicted
for breaking and entering IN The nigh,
time the Eagle mills OF that place and
the larceny of a. yards OF cotton plush
pleaded nOlo contendere. Attorney Gen
ersl Tanner said Kay had stolen other
| stun. and he was sentenced to II
months In the county jali.
4 Tomas-O JaeobnCCo pleaded nolp tOn-
/ tcuderc to nuisance indictment. A.
| sistant Attorney General Stearns said
4 Jact,htlggo male A practice of s~siinC