The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-15

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bills were found are:
Philip De Santos, assault with danger
Gus weapon; David Black. Charles Black
and Peter Trumpler. criminal libel q
cases; Walter Fiske. manslaughter' VIM.
G. Bonin, manslaughtsr: John H. Phelon
and Frederick Kendel. adultery: Henry
Cannon, falsely representing to be agent;
Lewis Francis larceny; Emery csron.
assault with intent TO rape: George
Henderson. breaking and entering unoc-
cupied dwelling; Peter Casey. nuisance;
John Dewitt, carnal knowledge of girl
under age consent: Louis Driehasen
and Mary Goff. adultery.
PLEAD TO INDICTMENTS.
Judge Wilbur was rather disposed 10
give severe sentences today as the de-
PENDANTS In most cases had been before
the courts for violating the laws be-
fore His honor In his address 10 the
Jury called attention TO the fact thst
prisoners dislike to be discharged In the
winter time
Charles Quigley. indicted for murder.
listened closely TO the reading OF the in
dictment against him. which charged hin
with killing Abraham A. Carmac AT
Pawtucket on October T. and when asked
to plead said not guilty" he was
committed without bail and Thomas f.
Cooney will be his counsel Jealousy. 1t
is alleged, led to the shooting OF Car
mac
Arthur M Elliott. indicted for illegal
voting at the last election in East Provl-
dence. pleaded nolo contendere. lie
ht,., atT
this city on the night before election and
asked him II he wanted TO make s2
Elliott said he needed the money. so
he listened to a proposition TO go TO the
town across the river and vote the next
day. Elliott voted on the name Of Rob
ert Meehan and was at once arrested
Today he told the court that other
parties who did the same thing and that
he was assured the election officials had
been xed and there would be no chance
Of getting into trouble.
ELLIOTT SENT TO JAIL.
Attorney General stearns said he did
not think Elliott was very bright. His
looks confirmed the attorney generals
abatement Judge Wilbur imposed the
minimum sentence OF 90 days In jail ana
500 fine and costs.
Albert Mayfeld. indicted for ths oreax. ,as.
ing and entering OF John T.; Gooo stors
and stealing a Bottle OF whiskey, pleaded
noio contendere Albert saw the wills
dow and took the whiskey. A sentence
OF one year in prison was 'he se"'e"o'
WiIlism Hanley. indicted for breaking
and entering a dwelling house and me
larceny OF pocketbook and contents;
pleaded nolo contendeMre Mrn,a a nsnnis no, tSSt
he broko into He had served is mhonths
in states prison under another sentences
and az Judge Wilbur imbposed sentence OF
John #. Murray and Lawrence Cole.
man. indicted for the larceny OF horse
Murray N rrss cpl pleaded noio contendere and
Coleman pleaded not guilty. The morse .e
was stolen in Pawtucket and sold IN IN tnis !.
city and ;" was S,,son ys,ueS sor al year ear
Josephine Burlingams a gray -hsiTsa inaic,i
woman, pleaded not guilty TO an lnnlc,.
crmmon nuisance Bail was fixed at 5000.
James Hawkins. indicted for an assaultt ! !
with n dangerous weapon, pleaded not
guilty. Ball, $1,000.
ON, THREE INDICTMENTS.
There were three indictments against
John T Holden. charging assaults with
dangerous weapons. He entered plea or
nolo contendere to each indictment. Hol-
Den went into a saloon kept by Barthole-
mev Tanning, on South Mainstreet, with
revolver He threatened Tanning. also
Thomas VIM. The latter brought In Of
acer n J. Mcdonald. who took the revol-
yer away from him. Holden was charged
with assaults on all three. He had moth
ing 20 say I'm his own behalf 20 he was
ssntenced TO "a months imprisonment
under each Indictment the sentences 10
run concurrently.
Joseph oon, indicted for an assault and
lbatiery on Catherine Con. pleaded not
s,Ii,tv He used a revolver by brandishing
N around The attorney general said he
would ba satisfied with n fairly mild scb-
,teuca The man lived with Catherine as
her husband. though there was no mar
ir4age certificate around. year In states
prIson was Judge Wilbur's sentence.
Frederick Thompson. indicted for lar
eeny. pleaded not guilty. and was required
90 furnish bail In the sum OF Hcoo 20 get
his freedom.
Julius ssynoiski. indicted for assault
and battery. pleaded not guilty. Rail 500.
George Shea indicted for breaking and
entering thu house OF Ira Stillman. plead
"A noio coutendere. The owner OF the
house went down street and Shea went In
the back way and took six boxes OF sar-
osnss an overcoat and 7e cents. The
evercoat was recovered. Shea comes from
Nashua. n. H.. and was sentenced 10 II
months IN states prison.
Thomas ONeill. indicted for the lar
oeny Of money OF the vsiue Of 90 cents
from Margaret Flynn. pleaded not guilty.
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