The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-20
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placed In charge Of the probation officer.
Philip Gagnor indicted for larceny
pleaded nolo contendere and was placed
In charge OF Probation officer wightman.
Mary NJ. Gray indicted for larceny
pleaded nolo contendere and was placed
in charge Of Miss Denehy.
Jennie Raymond indicted for similar
offence had her case disposed OF in a
like manner.
William Coleman indicted for receiv-
ing stolen goods pleaded not guilty Bail
5000
Michael Tella pleaded TO two indlct-
mcnts charging assaults with an axe.
Ills pleas were mol guilty Ball in tho
sum of sl000 was required in each case
John W George indicted for an as
sault and battery on woman pleaded
not guilty BAH I'm the sum OF $500 was
required
Frank Carey indicted for the larceny Of
a watch pleaded nolo contenderc and was
placed in charge OF tho proba ton officer
Walter Price colored indicted for am
assault with a dangerous weapon and
sentence deferred.
Carrie Dean. indicted for maintaining
a commau nuisance pleaded not guilty
and gave bail ia the sum OF 5000
SENTENCE DEFERRED
Ellen Dougherty Indicted for maintain
ing a common nuisance. pleaded nolo con-
tendere and sentence was deferred For
ed. and she entered a similar plea and
sentence was likewise deferred.
Charles Farrell, indicted Tor maintain
and was placed on probation.
Herman Glauzma, common nuisance,
placed on probation
John Peterson. indicted for breaking
and entering shops IN the night time and
larcenies at Pawtucket. pleaded nolo con-
tendere and was given In charge OF Pro-
bation Officer Wightman.
Francis j. Heagney. indicted for lar
ceny. pleaded nolo contendere
Joseph Thomas. indicted for breaking
land and the larceny OF 10 live hens plead
ed nolo contendere. lie was also indict-
ed for larceny at Central Falls. He en-
tered a similar plea. Probation officer
Wightman took charge OF the case
Thomas f. Gilleny, indicted for assault
with dangerous weapon, pleaded not
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ing him with an assault with a dangerous
weapon. pleaded not guilty. Ball In the
sum of $1,000. Another Indictment against
Hunt was read charging him with em-
bezzlement from his employer, William
II, Draper To the second indictment a
plea OF not guilty was also entered.
WITH DANGEROUS WEAPON.
Lawrence Carney. indicted for an as
sault with n dangerous weapon. pleaded
nolo contendere Sentence was deferred
John Killoran, indicted for a similar Of
fence entered n similar plea and was also
placed in charge of Probation officer
Wichtman
The same disposition was made OF the
cakes OF Salvatore Lenardo and Leonami
Pruinella, Antonio Rolindo. Nicholo To-
marc.
Charles NJ. Holland Of woonsocket i'm
dlcted for maintaining a common nuis-
arce. pleaded not guilty. Bail $1,000
Georgia King. common nuisance. plead
ed nolo contendere and sentence was de-
ferred.
Peterr.ord and Nina Davis. common null |
sance. pleaded nolo contendere. Sentence
Frank Maroni pleaded not guilty IN an
charging n common nuisance.
Bail $3.50 Isaac Mendolovitz indicted for |
pleaded nolo and sentence was |
cefcrred.
Ada 1ilton. indicted for main attaining n |
common nuisance. pleaded nolo often- J
derc and sentence was deferred and the \
sdme disposition.
Thomas Corcoran pleaded nolo con- |
tendere 90 an indictment charging forR- '
cry. lie was sentenced Co three years I'm |
states prison. Corcoran Is n young man 4
and II said 90 be stranger here.