The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-13

| not guilty. Bail 5000
Edward Kilday and Patrick Nugent
| pleaded nolo contendere 10 stealing from
| Union Railroad company. Each was sen
| fenced to four years In states prison.
Both had very bad records.
| George Joyner and Martha Joyner We're
indicted for keeping nuisance. George
was on bail and Martha pleaded not
guilty. She was required to give $1,000
| bail.
| Peter Carr indicted for the murder OF
| simon White at Burrlllville pleaded not
| guilty He was committed without bail.
Stone and Lovejoy are his counsel.
Corrigan Bardesbanian indicted for an
assault with a knife pleoded nolo con-
| tendere. After the whole trouble was cN-
planned the man was placed in charge OF
| the probation officer.
There were two indictments against
| Frederick A. s. Jackson, one charged as
sault and battery and the other breaking
and entering dwelling In the night
time and larceny. To the first indict-
ment he pleaded not guilty and was re-
| quired TO give bail in the sum OF $3.50
| On his entering a similar plea TO the sec
| ond indictment he was required 10 give
| bail in the sum OF $1,000.
| Albert Dixon indicted for the murder
| OF Amos ID. Perrin at Burrillville. March
] 10, pleaded not guilty. Committed with
/ out bail. c. II. Page is counsel for
| Dixon.
TWO YEARS CONFINEMENT.
Charles A. Dupis Of Pawtucket. indict-
| ed for the larceny OF bank notes, green
backs and coin. pleaded nolo contendere.
He stole sl72 from a man who accepted
,, the prisoners invitation TO his room.
Dupis came TO this state from New Bed
ford and today he said he took the money
TO keep IL safe. sentence OF two
years I'm states prison was imposed.
Y G.xFx fnAf al fnr IA
OF "a bags OF oats. pleaded nolo conten-
dere. He some years ago had been In
trouble with the authorities. so today he
was sent TO jail for IL months.
Charles Richards, indicted for break
ing and entering a dwelling house and
the larceny OF n watch, pleaded not gull
~. Bail $1,000.
Arthur Baton. Arthur Phoneuf and
William Snow were Jointly indicted for
malicious mischief. There was a second
Indictment against Arthur Phoneuf for
breaking and entering storehouse In the
night time and larceny. Baton Is on
bail and Phoneuf and Snow pleaded not
guilty 10 the first Indictment and Pho
neuf entered the same plea To the second
indictment Bail under each Indictment
was fixed at $1,000. They tore out water
tanks and copper pipes. 1t is alleged
Patrick Coney. indicted for larceny of
money from person OF William r. Stone.
pleaded not guilty. Bail, 5000.
Daniel Williams, indicted for larceny Of
bank bills. aud green backs at Cumber-
land pleaded not guilty. Bail. $1,000
There were two indictments against
Walter Cady. One. charged malicious
mischief and the other the receiving OF
stolen goods. He pleaded not guilty 10
both indictments and was required TO give
bail in the sum of $1,000 under each In
Alice Babcock. indicted for maintaining
a common nuisance. pleaded nolo con-
tendere. Later this woman denied that
ksAA nVad Hrit fNlv
plea and pleaded not guilty Bail In the
sum OF 5000 was required.
William ]. Monaghan OF Pawtucket
breaking and entering building In the
night time and larceny. pleaded not
guilty. Bail. $1,000.
GOT LITTLE BOOTY.
Mamie Jessie. indicted for entering a
dwelling in daytime and larceny. pleaded
guilty He was scared away without
taking any booty. save pair or rubber
boots He has been In jail before, but
only for drunkenness. and he was sent
to prison for year and half.
James Mullen. indicted for similar Of
fence. pleaded nolo contendere: Mullen
jumped out OF a window In vain attempt
TO escape the party who owned the house
He was serving sentence when indicted
and must do six months more ume at
the county Jail.
Jonah II Green indicted for assault and
battery pleaded guilty. He was sentenced
to six months In Jail
Margaret Ryan indicted lot fndlHidin-
ing a nuisance pleaded nolo contendere
Her place was declared a disorderly one
She was sent to jail for go days and 10
pay fine OF 500.
Henry williams indicted for indecent
exposure pleaded nolo contendere. He was
sent 10 the county jail for IL months.
Joseph Jones indicted for assault with a
dangerous weapon pleaded nolo conten-
dere He used fiat iron on his wife.
Louise and he was sent TO prison for
two years.
Robert McIord indicted for breaking
and entering In daytime and larcery
pleaded nolo contendere He stole SIS
from the house he entered and had a very
bad record Judge Rogers imposed
sentence OF two years In prison,
John Hassey indicted for larceny plead
cd nolo contendere He stole a S75 bicycle
Hassey was placed on probation.
HIS BAIL is $500.
Michael Lyons. indicted for assault with
a revolver. when called on to plead said
he didn't remember anything about II.
A plea Of not guilty was entered. Bail
$500.
Charles Simmons. indicted for break
ing and entering shop day time and lar
ceny. pleaded nolo contendere. He was
sent 20 jail for nine months.
Thomas Fredette indicted for indecent
was sentenced TO II months II jail.
William Holland. indicted for assault
with n dangerous weapon, pleaded not
guilty Bail $500.
Jamce Moran and James Murphy were
Jointly indicted for breaking and enter
ing a shop I'm the night time and larceny.
Murphy has never been IN custody for
the offence charged. Moran pleaded nolo
contsndere. lie broke into n liquor saloon
and was placed on probation az 10 was
his FIRST offence.
Patrick Conley and Frnpk IIolconte,
indicted for similar offence pleaded
nolo contendere. They stole shirts and
other articles OF clothing. The proprie-
tor OF the shop the men entered Is
cripple. Both prisoners came from New
York city and will spend two years AZ
states prison before returning.
There were two indictments against
Jennie Clark for larceny. one indictment
charged the larceny OF n diamond ring
from the Tilden-Thurber company and
the second charged the larceny of dia-
mond earrings. She pleaded guilty to
both indictments. The attorney general
safd that tho wOman had really stolen