The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-13
GRAND Jury MAKES
ITS REPORT To COURT
One Hundred and Seven True Bills
Returned--Justice Rogers Sits in
Place of Justice Wilbur, WhoIsIll.

Rogers I'm the common pleas division to-
day. Judge Wilbur. 10 whom the report
y usually made, is confined TO his home
at Woonsocket by serious illness. The
number OF true bills found by the grand
Jury was 1O7.
No indictment was found against Pa
trolman Charles NJ Phelps, who was
bound over on a charge OF causing the
death or citizen by pushing him from
an electric car. An indictment was found
against Daniel Calvin for mnslughter,
IL being charged that he caused the death
OF Michael Conboy. Calvin pleaded not
guilty. James j. McCabe Is his at
torney.
True bills were also found against the
men from Burrillville, charged with muir
der
Judge Rogers found II necessary TO i'm
pose longer sentences tina nusual as some
OF those indicted had records that were
decidedly unsavory. On Monday next
the trils OF parties who pleaded not guilty
today will begin. Xavier y. Huddy has
been appointed counsel 10 defend prison.
ers who have not money TO engage coun-
sel
The persons against whom no indict-
ments were found by the grand jury
were
v,
ing shop night and larceny; Wiley Davis,
carnal knowledge; Igneis Borowski, car
nal knowledge; Lemuei j. Brown. assault;
Joseph St Peter, assault dangerous
weapon; Annie Fayed, assault dangerous
weapon; Peter Rigiere, carnal knowledge;
Antonio Zanna, assault dangerous weap-
on: Antonio Zoglio carnl knowledge
Thomas Darcy. assault and battery;
David Korn. assault and battery; Peter
Simms, assault and battery; Charles ~
Phelps manslaughter; TOMS Rose. OBJ
scene literature; Jesse Splndler, assault
and battery
Persons out on bail against whom in
dctments were found by the grand jury:
Dominick Borowski. assault and bat
terry; James Mahan, assault and battery;
Hugh Nee, assault and battery; Frank
Smith. assault and battery; Raffaele VII
carlo assault and battery. William Nc
Kenzie assault and battery: Charles
VALLEY. assault and battery; Joseph A.
Hull, assault and battery; Giuseppe
Amato. assault and battery; Antonio
Seneca, assault dugerous wepon; Joseph
Miazzi. similar offence: William Sullivan.
similar offence; Harry J. Cook. similar
offence; Giovanni Parri assault intent
% kill: Thomas A. Pillsburg, larceny;
Minnie Fredericks. larceny; Ernest Will
cher, larceny; Richard McGrath, larceny
from person; Thomas Nj. Callahan. re-
ceiving stolen goods.
William Goodson. receiving stolen
goods William McAvenia. entering dwell
Ing daytime and larceny; Ernest Gears
and Frederick Taylor. breaking and en-
tering sAnp-daxliIne and larceny; Chester
J.. Shove, breaking and. entering shop
night time and larceny; George Munson,
forgery. Mabel Chase, aiias Sellander,
falsely representing self To be agent; Or
rim T. Crandall, frauduently connecting
with gas pipe Gilbert Jeanott, Fred A.
Carr. Indecent exposure; William H. Nc
aall III
Mcdonald, Sunday LIQUOR selling .by drug
clerk: Henry j. Chalk. Frank Henson,
pas psGmoGqng Georqe poIIy prnmmond ISi James James Nc
Connell. Edna DE Leon. Margaret Wrenn,
Edward Ryder. William Early, Mary Fon-
taine, Eliza RAYMOND. nnisanees; n
Juveniles at reform school-Wilton L.
Eddy and Thomas McCloud. three indict,
ments for larceny, one for breaking ana
entering shop night time & ana larceny;
Boulanger and John Nicholson, breaking
and entering shop night time and larceny.
Juveniles. out on bail-Brenton Briggs,
James Prosser and Henry Peterson, en-
tering shop. daytime and larceny; Angelo
Picchione. similar offence; Tomaso Mar
andola and Giuseppe Antonellt. similar
offences; William O. Saunders. Stephen A.
Baker, Frederick Mclaughlin and An
thony Barry. breaking and entering shop.
night time and larceny; William Q. Saun-
ders, stephen A. Baker. Harold G.. Wash
ington and Frederick Mclaughlin. similar
offence Eddie German. similar offence;
Earl stafford, James McNlouu ana 'rffltke
a. Harris breaking and entering office,
night time and larceny; Paul f. Selleck,
peter Graham, indicted for breaking
ana entering dwelling. day time. and
larceny OF brass and old rubber pleaded
nolo contendere. A sentence OF year
and half in states prison was imposed.
81 MOTHS SENTENCE.
John c. Philbrick OF Massa chusetts, in
II and hna h.
longing TO Joseph Burlingame, pleaded
guilty. Burlingame Is the deputy speak
or of the house OF representatives and the
ofBcer found Philbrick with the hat and
coat on He Is over Il years old and
was for four years and six months In the
War OF the Rebellion. sentence of
six months I'm Jail was imposed.
Leroy V. Cannon and Edward f. Gam
mon were Jointly indicted for breaking
and entering a shop In tho night time
and larceny. Edward pleaded not guilty
and Leroy pleaded nolo contendere. They
brokei nto a blacksmith shop at Paw
tucket and stole tools. Edward was held
in 5000 bail. Leroy has been in prison
before and he acted "a lookout for Ed
uvard on this occasion. He was sem
fenced 10 two years I'm states prison.
August I.ahmer. indicted for larceny
from the person, pleaded not guilty. Bail
$500.
salltw ith revolver. pleaded not guilty.
Bail $1,000.
William I.aforce pleaded not guilty 10
theIarcenv IndIctmerNS found against him.
II rs alleged he stole clothing. bank notes
and cain at Central Falls. Bail $500.
Constantine Gianpancesco. Indicted for
falsely impersonating an officer. pleaded
nolo contendere. IL was claimed that the
man with the nice name demanded money
of people or he would arrest them and
offered 10 grant divorces for money. Con-
stantino prentended 20 be very ignorant
when called 20 speak by the court. Tie
was sent 10 jail for nine months.
Thomas- 6rary indicted for rape at
woonsocket pleaded not guilty. Ball I'm
the sum OF $4,000 was required
Charles Labcrt and Julia King alias Ju-
la Washington indicted for keeping "a
nuisance pleaded not guilty. Ball In thu
sum OF 1900 was required Of each.
Charles Murphy indicted for assault
and battery pleaded not guilty. Bail $500.
HELD IN 1900 BAIL.
George Johnsoa and Charlotte Johnson