The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-24
The Grand Jury Makes Its Report
to Judge Fox Bringing in a True
Bill Against the Warren Lawyer
on ENLIGHTENMENT Charge
TWO MURDER SUSPECTS
FOUND NOT GUILTY
Sentences to the House of Cor
reCtion Pronounced in Some
Cases in Which Defendants
Had Pleaded Guilty to Charges
Trials Monday

The Grand Jury reported to Judge
Jabez Fox at 10 o'clock yesterday fore
noon, bringing indictments against
true bill on 40 counts in the case of
William H. Kelly of Warren, attorney
and tax collector, who is charged with
the embezzlement of about $4,000 of his
towns money. The indictment is a
lengthy affair." consisting of many
pages of typewriter matter. Its prep
aration was a matter Of much labor,
which devolved upon the office of the
district attorney.
The Charlton murder sensation was
terminated by the failure OF the Grand
Jury to indict NOTES.-The Cristiano and
Carmine Cristiano, who were held in
the district court upon a charge of as
saulting Peter Falasco, on Aug. II, so
that he died. The accused were dis
charged.
Henry Nedreau, Worcester, who said
he was guilty of larceny from the per-
son, was sentenced to Is months Ii the
House OF Correction.
John Washington, colored, pleaded
guilty to larceny of some $178 worth of
property from his clearinghouse in
this city. He was his own attorney.
He was sentenced to Is months in the
House Of Correction.
Peter Phillips, who assaulted Officer
David Rice of Barre, was given three
months i'll the House of Correction, the
term to begin Of the expiration of a
sentence he is now serving.
George Wise, who broke into aud en-
tered the house OF William Leland
Grafton jar. s pleaded guilty, and
was sentenced to two years in the
House of Correction.
These cases were placed on file and
the defendants were required to report
to the probation officer:
Nora Kilmartin, F'itchburg, who had
already spent some time in Jail, illegal
liquor selling; William Conner, a fee
BILE and sickly man, who broke into
a liquor shop and was found in the
neighborhood; James O'Connell, who
stole a keg of beer and was found
helpless beside it and Charles ]. Ryan,
who had been in Jail a month on his
appeal from a conviction for drunken
ness.
Charles Wilson, charged with break
ing and entering at Brookfeld, pleaded
not guilty.
Charles H. Miller, accused of assault
with intent to murder upon Mrs. L.
e. Spyher at Westboro, pleaded not
guilty.
Tony Stud, accused Of raising check
of the American Wire & Steel Company
from SO cents to $10.S5, pleaded not
guilty.
Gaetano Avitabele said he was not
guilty of an assault upon Francisco
Ioviene with intent to kill.
Foster Boutillier, accused of robbing
a man Of his railroad ticket, Sept. 10,
pleaded not guilty.
Orville c. Salisbury, charged with in
decent assault upon Mabel S. Salisbury
pleaded not guilty.
Thomas McCabe and Lizzie Devine,
accused Of adultery, pleaded not gull
ty.
Frank Buntley, accused Of attempt
to rape a female child, Aug. 20, at
Southbridge, pleaded not guilty.
Winslow G. Davis, charged with in
cest with Josephine G. Davis, Dec. q,
said he was not guilty.
Guisippi Pizzo and Rosomondo Lin
tine pleaded not guilty to the charge of
adultery.
In the cases of Matte Hill and
Goethe R. Taylor, the woman was
placed in charge of probation officer,
because of her condition. The man
pleaded not guilty.
No bill was found against George e.
Fletcher, accused of arson, and none
against John Yates, for breaking and
entering, and none against Timothy
Connors, charged with assault upon
John ]. Kane, at Worcester, Aug. 10.
Charles Wilson, Brookfield, pleaded
not guilty to counts of breaking and
entering and receiving stolen property
John E. Kenney pleaded not guilty
to assault with intent to rape,
William Belleville said not guilty to
a charge of maintaining a house Of
prostitution in Lancaster.
At the close of their work Judge Fox
spoke to the Grand Jury, thanking the
members for their faithful service
They were discharged for the term.
Court was adjourned until Monday
morning.
Following is the trial list for Mon
day
Thomas Whitney, larceny; Leon W.
Walker, larceny and driving away a
team; Matte Hill and Gerta r. Pala,
lewd cohabitation; John e. Kenney,
assault with intent to rape; John S.
Jackson, adultery; Orville c. Salisbury,
indecent assault; Charles Wilson
breaking and entering; Anthony Stud,
uttering forged order; Guissipi Pizzo,
and Rosomondo Lintine. lewd cohabi-
tation.