The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-17

a, +. diamond stud. pleaded not guilty.
Baii I'm the sum OF $1,000 was required.
John r. Mullen. indecent exposure. noio.
Six months in Jail was the sentence.
FOR ASSAULT ON GIRL.
Frank simmons, indecent assault on
girl. pleaded not guilty. Bail $500
John Buckley and John OBrien were
indicted for breaking and entering tool
house in the day time and larceny. Az
torney General Tanner agreed that the
men should plead to larceny
the indictment for breaking pc
ing uuashed The men pleaded no
10. A value OF some SIS was placed ON
the tools. They were placed In charge
oil Mr. Wightman probation onicer.
To the indictment against him charg-
ing breaking and entering shop IN nlgnt
time and larceny William Ashley plead
cd not guilty. Bail sloOo
Two indictments I'm which larceny was
charged were read to William Anderson
he pleaded guilty 10 both. He stole cy-
cies He was brought from the county
iaiI where he was doing time under DIS
trtct court sentences. The sentence I'M
posed by Judge Wilbur was III months
Edward Thompson indicted Tor the iar
ceny OF women's clothing pleaded not
guilty. Bail 1900.
Marv Thompson was indicted for re-
ceiying the goods the previous defendant
was charged with stealing. She pleaded
not guilty. Bail $1,000.
Dana c. Ellis indicted for larceny
pleaded guilty. lac stole an overcoat val
ued SIS from an ante-room of Music hall
and pawned the coat. Ellis Is under dis-
trict court sentences that will Keep him
an iau until June, 1902 Ellis was SEN
fenced TO pay q fine OF SEQ and costs.
Henry c. Godfrey. against whom were
two indictments for larceny, pleaued
guilty He stole an overcoat and violin
valued at $50. A sentence OF nine
months In jail was imposed.
Frank Il. vincente, indecent assault
pleaded not guilty; bail $500
Oliver Buffum, OF Cumberland, indicted
for larceny from the person, pleaded
guilty. He snatched pocketbook from
Mary A McClnskey.- IT WAS the man
first offence He has a wife and child
so sentence was deferred.
STOLE HORSE AND HARNESS.
George Currier, a young man from Cen
trail Falls. to an indictment charging
him with stealing a horse. pleaded noio.
Besides the horse he took buggy and
harness Judge Wilbur imposd SEN
tcnce OF nine months In jail.
There were four indictments against
James Cook charging him with breaking
and entering freight cars OF the New
York New Haven a. Hartford Railroad
company and larceny therefrom. To
all four indictments Cook pleaded guilty.
Besides breaking into the cars he took
brass journals. His excuse was that II
was his frst offence and that he was
drunk. Cooks wife died last December
and he has a five-year-old child. Judge
Wilbur was touched by an apparent
honesty about the prisoner so he placed
him I'm charge of Mr.. Wightman, proba-
ton officer.
Joseph Keller indicted for larceny from
person pleaded not guilty. Bail $500
There were three indictments against
William Nixon, a colored man, charging
the breaking and entering of buildings
in night time and larcery and TO the first
he pleaded not guilty, TO the second
Z guilty and to the third nolo. Bail In the
sum of siooo was required In each case
Later Nixon retracted his plea OF not
guilty When he finishes a present SEN
tence at jail Nixon Will so 10 the REFORM
school
Arnold Bishop indicted for burglary al
Giocester pleaded not guilty. Bail In tbs
sum OF 5000 was required.
John j. Hough and Ellen Hough indicted
for nuisance both pleaded nolo Mrs
Hough who had young child wits hei
was placed in charge of Miss Denehy
Mr. Hough used his home as a nuisance
when disorderly people came. Tie wai
fined $50 and sentenced 10 four months
in Jail and will have 20 pay all costs.
Charles Mass indicted for larcen!
pleaded not guilty. Bail $500,
Nils Oberg 10 the indictment foun'
against him charging the breaking an,
entering OF a shop i'm night time and lar
ceny of a pair of shoes pleaded noio. III
got into a shop by breaking a window
and as he was somewhat under the influ
ence OF LIQUOR the attorney genera
recommended light sentence. Judg
Wilbur imposed fine OF $50 and costs.
SENTENCE DEFERRED.
Ernest Cabot indicted for adulter.
Jointly with Christie Randall. pleade'
nolo contendere. Sentence was deferrei
during good behavior.
Alexander Mcconnell entered a simila
plea TO an indictment charging breaking
and entering "A shop In night time an
larceny. Some friends OF the prisone
had recommended him 10 Probation on
Ger Wightman. SO he was placed in hi
Adm T.. Ray pleaded not guilty 10 tn
Indictment charging him with the lar
ceny OF n horse at Cumberland. Bail 4
the sum OF 1900 was required
Elizabeth Keefe and Lizzie Keefe IN
dIcted for maintaining a nuisance plead
and keep very bad place in Pa,wtucke
the police say. Miss Denehy took charg
OF the daughter and Mrs. Keefe receive
a fine OF $50 and 80 days In Jail.
and Thomas Nugent. indicted for III
breaking and entering shop in night tim
and larceny, pleaded nolo contendere. NJ
gent was sent 90 the reform school dui
Ing minority. Vaughn stole N5 and j
went TO the reform school
George r. Haskins and Wyatt Allen, 81
veniles. jointly indicted for larceny
money had different ideas about the ma
ter Allen pleaded not guilty and Hav
kfns guilty. Hawkins H. yOungster an
stole 500. He was placed In charge
Probation Officer Wightman.
Joseph Green indicted with Joser
Thomas and William ". Hutchinson Z,
breaking and entering new house
the night time and larceny and also Z,
breaking and entering a building In n
night time and larceny pleaded n,
guilty. Thomas. one OF his companion
entered the same plea while the thii
man n on bail Both lads were require
10 give ball In the sum OF 5000
George Fury indicted for breaking aT
entering shop OF Y. w. Morse and the In
ceny OF a wash boiler, pleaded nolo cot
tendere. He was placed I'm charge OF q
probation officer.
SENTENCE DEFERRED
Arthur Mulholland indicted for the Ia
ceny of n watch from the person of Ge
shea. pleaded not guilty. Later he r
trscted and pleading nolo conteudere SCI