The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15

Forged OiueI Oh tNe Lawrence National
bank Of Kansas and passing the same
on the First National bank OF Woon-
socket on October last. Stewart went
TO WOOnsocket ostensiblv To secure a
site for a large manufactory. He plead
ed not guilty and was ordered TO give
$4,000 bail.
William Keefer, who was captured
after ne rad stolen a sum Of money
from a woman on South Main street.
was indicted for larceny from the per-
son. He pleaded not guilty Bail IN
the sum Cf $500 was required
JARVIS Smith was indicted for the
murder Of Brinton Rounds Of Foster.
He pleaded not guilty In a loud. clear
voice and was committed to iail to
await trial without bail. When taken
TO the prison hospital Smith showed
signs of having been roughly used and
the Indictment for murder was scarcely
expected.
John Rogers was Indicted FOR burg
larry. 1t is alleged he broke into the
house of George w. Brown and Uogers
pleaded not guilty and failing 10 give
bail in the sum Of $4,000 was commit
ted.
James Carey indicted for the larceny
OF sealskin hat. cape and cloak pleaded
not guilty. Bail $1,000.
Janet Holden indicted for larceny of
pictures. rings and other articles plead
ed nolo contendere. She was placed in
the custody of probation officer, Miss
Denehy.
ASSAULT WITH AN AXE.
George Harwood indicted for an as
saubt with an axe at Cumberland on
Mary Harwood pleaded not guilty. Bail
$1,000.
James F. Lynch pleaded not guilty to
an assault with club. Bail $500. Later
he retracted and pleaded nolo conten-
dere and was given in charge of proba-
tion officer Wightman.
To two indictments charging him
with breaking and entering shop In the
night time and larceny William L.Abar
pleaded not guilty. Bail $1,000 on each
case
Patrick d. Coleman indicted for lar
ceny from person pleaded not guilty.
Bail $1,000. Later he changed his plea TO
nolo contendere and was sentenced to
one year in states prison.
John f. Larkin assault with dan
gerous weapon, pleaded not guilty, Ban
$1,000
Walter Savage indicted for carnally
knowing girl under age OF consent
pleaded not guilty. Bail $4,000.
Lafayette Bell indicted for a similar
$4,000.
Charles Anderson indicted for as
saut with intention to Kill Honora An
uerson pleaded not guilty. BAH $4,000. |
William ]. Parker was indicted for !
malicious mischief on two OCCASIONS; |
pleaded guilty. 4-e went into the unoc-
cupled house OF John II. Arnold and |
stole lead pipe that was attached to the |
house. Detective Haberin said for three |
went into houses in |
Pawtucket and ripped out the plumb |
ing. Among the II or more houses en- |
Tered were two where the plumbing |
was new. He was sentenced to two |
Years in states prsonOn the first in
llctment and one year on the second
uhe sentences TO follow each other
Bernard Hacket indicted for exposure
u person i'm Hayward Park pleaded !
lolo contendere. He was sentenced to
'lN months in Jail
charles j. Chambers indicted for an
assault with n stone on Walter y.
Meme pleaded guilty. He was given in
.harge of Mr.. Wightman.
NINETY DAYS IN JAIL.
william Moland Indicted for breaking
ma entering shop In night time and
dIcehy pleaded nolo contender lie
as sentenced TO 90 days ia jail.
'ohh Callaghan pleaded not guilty 20
,n indictment charging him with
li1llftdihg nuisance. Bail $1,000
lizzie O. O'Buen. indicted for "a similar
lHehce, pleaded nolo COutendcre. The
'lace she kept was a bad one. she was
ent 10 Jail for 30 days and fined 5000.
Mlchaei Splan also indicted Tor
maintaining a nuisance. plead' nolo
He is serving 90 dayssen-
once now and 10 is alleged De- broke
us previous Pgre emeUt on another i'm
lctment not TO sell any more. Splan
old Judge WEhur he had quit the
'usincss FOR good. Splan is lame and
is fines. Deputy Sheriff Wall said.
You'd Keep him in jail until 1902. Judge
Wilbur assigned an additional sentence
u 30 DAYS in Jail and a fine of 800.
William Tobin end James Finn. in
'cted for larceny from the person.
'lp1ded not guilty Bail $1,000.
Peter Lovely. John Farrell and Mi
hazel Tnrlev were indicted FOR the
'rcok.i'g and entering of % hen house
nd L rotny Of four hens. They an eX-
cp. Ii1uiey. who o. aut ON bail plead
4 not cdiiiy and were required 10 give
a'l in tltC sum ~ 500 each.
Eugene Jesmer. indicted for an as
ault with a knife on William Carroll.
'lcadod net guilty. Bail $1,000.
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