The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18

ceny of an overcoBt and ether clothing
pleaded goilty. Originally be came from
Boston and is said 10 be- wanted tlere for
Stealing sealskin sack. He was sent
ened TO six months in jail.
William Is. McGowan, indicted for lar
oenv anu the reeei, ing Of stolen goods
said he was guilty of but one offence.
He was given q chance TO chose which
charge he would p.ead guilty Co, and said
guilty To the charge of receiving stolsn
goods McGowan told fairy tale and
was given year In states prison.
Patrick hoaon said not guilty TO n
charae OF entering the house Of how land
MCINTYRE In the night time and stealing
articles of clothing. Bail required in the
sum of t25c0.
TO an indictment charging him with
stealing a watch and other jswelry from
Ellen nj. Blanchard, Warren NJ. Roberts
pleaded guilty. He broke into the state
home and school and stole the property.
Nine months in Jail was his sentences he
being indicted for larceny only.
Thomas Gray, indicted for treaking
and entering a barn in the night time
and the theft Of harnesses and other prop
erty, pleaded not guilty. Bail $1,000.
Later he changed his plea to nolo con-
tendere and was sentenced to five months
in jail.
Frank king. indicted for breaking and
entering dwelling house, pleaded nolo
oontenders. he stole tools and jewelry.
Judge Wilbur sentenced King to two
| years in stats's prison at bsrd labor.
Louis l.. Heath Of WoonsOcket had an
| Indictment against him for breaking and
entering shop and pleaded guilty. On
Recommendation Of Chef of Police
was PERMITTED TO plead To a charge Of
| larceny and a fine OF go IMPOSED.
Charles Stewart, alias Charles Gran
dali, had two indictments found against
! him and he pleaded nolo contendere To
both. Both indictments charged larceny
Of bicycles. Detective Parker said there
was an old indictment against Stewart
for a similar offence and this statement
was found to be true. A ssntencs of
two years under each indictment, To run
concurrontly.
John Kelly the jury found to be an
overcoat thief, and he pleaded nolo con-
tendere. Assistant Attorney General
Stearus said the oRss came near being one
OF breaking and entering and "A sentence
Of ID months was imposed.
George Rollins of Burrillvillr, indicted
for breaking ana entering the shop of
Warren Loxee In his own town, pleaded
guilty to this indictment as we'll as TO
one charging him with breaking and en-
tering the shop of james III. smith aid
stealing fancy articles. Deputy Sheriff
Inman said Rollins was Massaohuse It's
man, and there were four indictments
against him in that stats for stealing
gold watches. The prisoner bad nothing
TO say and was sentenced 10 is months in
Jail
John TAYLOR Indicted for the Larceny OF
IL pairs Of rubber Shoes from the Ban igan
Rubber Company, pleaded guilty. He
was an emplOye OF the big rubbtr con-
cern and was preparing to go TO Europe
when arrested, but his trip Will lie delayed
at least six months, as ne must stay that
long In Jail.
William Thompson and Michael Quinn
pleaded not guilty. II an indictment {
charging them with breaking ana en- ter
ing a SHOP in the night time and larceny
Of some beer. Zach was required to give
bail In the SUN OF $500.
James Connsrs, alias Arthur Watson,
indicted for breaking and entering a barn
ana stealing two carriage blankets from
William Doris, pleaded guilty. He was
| employed by Doris short time before the
theft aud was sentenced To one year in
states prison.
Daniel Gorton, indicted for the larceny
of large amount OF dry goods and
money from John Shepard, Jr., pleaded
not guilty. bail In the sum of 1900 was
| required.
George Kelly. who son etimes INDUCES
| in the classic name Of MLGinty, was in
dicted for larceny from the yerson, but at
the request of Attorney Vance the at
torney general accepted n plen OF simple
| larceny and Kelly sail he was guilty.
KolIy and Lefsir, from whom he stole n
watch, had teen drinking In Paw
| tucket together, hut for the next five
months Kelly Will reside at the county
Jail.
| Frederick A. Aldrch had two indict-
ments against him for laroenv. pleaded
guilty TO both indictments. lie stole a
! GOLD watch from his emplover and an
OF er from the brother of his employer
Fife N months was tte sentenc, imposed
uucer each indict nent tie sentence TO
/ run cOncurrently.
Peter Donovan had the same number OF