The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-12

OF the parties indicted some 50 or more
came in from jail this morning. Parties
indicted who are out on bail must appear
and plead on Saturday OF this week
Trials will begin next week.
Rose Nagle when called on to plead to
the indictment against her did not seem
much disturbed. She listened in sort
of careless way to the reading OF the long
indictment as she stood by the side of her
counsel. George r. Mcleod.
Her plea was, mot guilty" She was
committed without bail II will be recall
ed that at first IL was thought James Ma
gle had killed himself al his home i'm East
Providence, but investigations made by
the police led To the charging of the prls-
oner with his murder
Emma Jones, otherwise Carrie Wilson,
whose arrest caused something OF a SEN
sation, WAS igdicted for larceny and
pleaded not guilty. John NJ. Brennan is
given to the care of the probation officer
today.
SIX YEARS FOR BURGLARY.
Edwin a. Green and Edward ]. Conroy
were Jointly indicted for burglary. There
were also two other indictments against
Green, one charging entering a dwelling
house in night time and the larceny OF "A
watch. the other indictment charging
breaking and entering barn. To the
two latter Green pleaded not guilty. lie
and Conroy pleaded guilty TO the charge
OF burglary. They got some $40 from a
trunk I'm the house they broke into at
night. Nothing WAS known against the
young men up To the commission OF these
offences. Both Green and Conroy were
sentenced 10 six years for the burglary.
I
ceny of "A bicycle. pleaded not guilty. as
he did To two other indictments charging
similar offences. Ball 5000
A WOMAN BURGLAR.
To an indictment charging burglary
Rhoda Hall. young colored woman,
pleaded guilty. She was accused of en-
tcring the house of Della Ashton at night
by breaking light of glass. The prop
erty taken was worth about four dollars,
but Rhoda, who had just come 10 this
city from Fail River where She violated
the law. Will have TO spend five years
la the states prison at Cranston.
endere TO an Indictment charging the |
William Thompson pleaded nolo con-
'nterng OF a dwelling IN the daytime |
md larceny. There was nothing against |
lis record so far as the police could find |
'ut and he was let so on probation.
=. Bcaudry Of Central Falls charged with |
breaking and entering shops i'm the night |
imc and larCeuies and n fifth charged 4
arccuy simply TO each indictment |.
}eaudry pleaded u0lo contendcrc. He |
tplc tools worth SEQ. next stole n bicycle, |
MS third attempt resulted in the getting |
" candy and cigars. took overcoat a. |
lcXt place also pennies. Assistant Attorney |
General Stearns said Beaudry was now |
crving three sentences from the court az |
Bristol. Attorney Crowley OF Bristol |
made a strong plea for lency on the I
art of the court saying Beaudry was
ouug man and might reform. Judge VIII
'ur paid "a good deal of attention TO the
lea aud only gave the prisoner a sem
enCe which amounts 10 about a year ad-
itional Co The Bristol sentences.
STOLE A PoCKETBooK.
Alexander Icnour. indicted for larceny
rom the person, pleaded guilty Hc |
tolc the nockctbook and wntch from Il
Woman ou Powers street Two wears in
tatc prison was tho sentence Imposed.
John and MARY DoNucy, indicted for
nuisance, pleaded not
uilty Bail slp0 each
Arthur Cargill pleaded uolo conicndere
70 au Indictment charging larceny. Hc |
tole a package from one of Adams EN-
ress teams. the package being valued
q SO. Ninety days in Jail was the SEN
nncc imposed.
There were three indictments against
'aniel ID. Gilbert. Jr., for forging and ut
aring and hc pleaded nolo conteudcre 10
n three \ sentence Of two years on 7
lch Indictment was given, sentences TO
un couCurrcntly
Frederick a. Green. indicted Tor break
~ shop iu the night time ami larceny
! money from Edward r.. Chappsu. !
leadad not gultv. Bah $1,000. Green ~
-1cted his plea later and pleaded guilty.
Winism Steel pleaded uol0 contendere
, an indictment charging entering of q
yelling house in Jay time 1n1 the lar-
snv OF bike.' o. was s.Ateuced to a.
ass lu Jail
HEAVY BAH HEQUEED.
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