The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-14
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tendere: $40 and costs. Hesto Dug
nette, OF Cumberland, breaking and
entering liquor shop i'm night; nolo
contendere: six months in jail. John
and Catherine O'Connor of Providence,
nuisance: not guilty; bail $1,000 for
each. Otis w. and Martha Sherburn
of Providence nuisance. Both pleaded
nolo contendere and the woman was
sentenced To four months in jail and a
fine of $3.50, and the man was placed In
charge of the probation officer. Joseph
Mooney and Henry Brennan, breaking
and entering a freight car In East
Providence and the larceny OF copper;
nolo contendere; each sentenced 10 one
year in state prison time to commence
at expiration of a sentence now being
served.
George Elliott, of Providence. lar
ceny OF watch, chain and charm, not
guilty. bail $500. Hannah Bailey OF
Providence. nuisance, nolo contendere,
three months and $3.50 fine. Francis
Farrell OF Pawtucket, breaking and en-
tering a liquor shop in night. nolo con-
tendere. one year state prison. warren
D.Lewis of Providence. obtaining mon
ey under false pretences, not guilty,
bail $1,000. Joseph Blanchard OF Provi-
dence. larceny from the person Of Tim
othy F. DAILY. not guilty, ball sZooo'
Charles Frawley Of Providence, lar
ceny not guilty, bail $500.
From the list of those who are on
bail. Charles w. Hildebrand OF New
port came into court and pleaded nolo
contendere to an indictment charging
him with larceny OF groceries in Paw
ha
custody of the probation officer.
OUT ON BAIL.
The following is the list of persons
out on bail against whom indictments
were found by the grand jury: An
tonic Damiano. Arthur Berry, Micnsel
Cronin. Giovanni Dolce, all assauit
with dangerous weapon Luther WI
liams assault intent TO Kill; Stepnen
Harrington. assault and battery; Dan
iel Cullen. assault and battery; freo
Oumittie. assault dangerous weapon'
Francis Kennedy, assault ana Dattery'
Michael Sheahan, assault ana pattery'
Walter G.. Fales, William J. onione,
carnal knowledge of girl under age OF
consent: Eugene w. Adams, Heien AZ
kinson. Henry Bassette, Annie German,
alias Annie OBrien. all larceny; Henry
Wright. revolving stolen goods; Arthur
y Darline. false pretences; Joseph
KeImel embezzlement; Michael CORN
lev. Julia Mckenzie. James Gormiey'
John and David Salesses, Ellen Frtz-
simmons. Elmer and Ellen Hall. VIII
liam II. Collins. Thomas J. 1uni'n,nks, ms,
John ]. Hanley. Michael Sullivan, John
Sullivan, Frank u. Salasses, all nui-
sance cases.
NOT INDICTED.
The list OF persons against wnom no
indictments were found is as foiioWs.
Harry Edwards, assault uahservSs
weapon: Thomas Donaghue, assaul'
dangerous weapon: Joseph Demteo,
hrsaklng and entering: James Glenn,
larceny: Elizabeth Desmarais, conceal-
ING birth of child: George w. HUI. per-
iurv. Thomas Mcdonald breaking ana
entering: Thomas r.. Tolemantoes. as
sarlt dangerous weapon' James Nc
Manus. assault with intent 20 rape
william III. Bisbee; John lrainor'
breaking and entering.
Mary Jane Desmarais. charged win
the murder of her infant child. VINO u
in fail. did not appear 10 plead, owlng
10 the failure of the attorney generai
clerk TO place her name on the llst OF
prisoners brought in today.
Judge Wilbur thanked the members
of the grand Jury for their services and
then discharged them from further at-
tendance. IL was then announced that
those on hail would come into court TO
plead on Saturday. and the trial of the
iaii cases would commence on Monday
rext. Judge Wilbur appointed as coun-
sci for those unable TO secure iegal
assistance James J. Nolan. Jr.. OF this
city.
The list OF Juveniles against whom
indictments were found by the grand
Jury. Is: Josenh McDermott and George
salmon. breaking and entering shop:
Joseph Green and John Masterson, Jr.,
setting FIRE 10 building.