The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-07

~ to a charge OF indecent assault and
was held In $500 bail.
Sadie Williams. indicted for assault
and battery pleaded nolo contendere.
She struck a. man with a knife. cut
ting the mans clothing. She was SEN
fenced by the District court OF Cranston
for larceny and her sentence would not
expire before March. 1908. A sentence OF
80 days from today was imposed by
Judge Wilbur.
Thomas Cunningham. indicted for as
sault. pleaded not guilty. Bail $500.
Noel Bishop OF Pawtucket. indicted for
maintaining a nuisance. pleaded not gull
ty. Bail $1,000. Later he changed his
plea TO nolo contendere and was placed
on probation.
Thomas Muivey. indicted for entering
a shop In the day time and larceny. plead
ed nolo contendere. Whips were the
articles stolen. One day the proprietor
OF the shop Mulvey entered missed two
dozen whips. sentence OF IL months
In jail was imposed
There were no heavy sentences i'm
posed. as none OF the cases in which the
parties pleaded nolo contendere or guilty
were important. Parties out on bail must
appear and plead on Saturday next.
sci to defendant prisoners who have not
the means to secure counsel for them
Judge Wilbur. in dismissing the grand
ner on one member OF the fury who had
Violated his oath and had disclosed the
the Jury returned 10 court
He said that the town councils selected
the Jurors as a. men OF common sense and
tnke The Juror who broke his oath In
order to please some liquor dealer was
sUn worse: his honor or said; than many many per; pn,
jury. II gave him pleasure TO know.
however that very rarely had jurors dts
done by one juror OF the panel he was
addressing.
NO TRUE BILLS.
No true bills were found against the
following: Arthur 8. Kimball. carnal
knowledge girl under age consent: Lewis
II. Field, assault with dangerous weapon:
Charles Mccoy. illegal selling poison;
Henry Mahoney. keeping unlicensed drug
store: Edward Ryan. manslaughter; John
and Ella Blackstone. nuisance; Annetta
Williams larceny from person: Joseph r.
Glass. larceny from person; Jessie NJ.
Camp larceny; Belle Miles. assault; Rob
ert Burke. breaking and entering and lar
ceny: Patrick Mullen, carnal knowledge
OF girl under age OF consent; William
Swnbourn. nuisance; Thomas Malone.
manslaughter: Mary Nixon, assault with
dangerous weapon; Charles b. Granger.
John \. Lndell. embezzlement; John
Porter. larceny: Daniel Kiley and will
liam Donneliy. obstructing railroad
track: William ]. Perry. rioting: Amos
Arnold. nuisance: William Fricker. as
sault with dangerous weapon: Frank Nc
ouillion. larceny; Thomas Daley, rioting;
Joseph r. Hughes. rfoting.
OUT ON BAIL.
Isst OF persons out on bail against
whom indictments were found by the
grand jury:
Edward ]. Kirwan. assault; Bridget
Thompson, assault and battery; Bridget
Coniey, assault and battery; Thomas
Curley, assault and battery; Thomas Cur
ley. throwing stone at street car; An
tonic Pichely, alias Antonio Uicerilli. as
sault and battery: Nathan Pearson as
sault and battery, Fred Higginbothsm.
assault and battery; Fred Higginbotham.
throwing stone at street car: John F.
Carroll, assault and battery; Fred Smith.
assault and battery; Harrison A. Smith
assault with dangerous weapon: Grego-
rian Michelakos and Habib Wehby. as
sault with dangerous weapon: Edward M.
Thurber, assault, intent TO rape. James
Finan. attempt to have carnal knowledge
girl under age consent; John Hanaway.
adultery; John ]. MCGUIRE and Arthur
Devine, larceny; James Woods, larceny;
Joseph Soen. larceny; George Thrasher,
larceny; Daniel Devlin. larceny; Daniel
Devlin, larceny William ]. Burke, lar
ceny; Thomas IL. Cotter, larceny; James
Mcnamara, larceny; Thomas Lannon and
Joseph McGrath, larceny from person;
william A. Kavanagh. larceny from per-
son; Napoleon Racine. Jr.. larceny: Mary
Conlon, larceny and receiving stolen
Michael Lobriola, alias. receiving stolen
goods; John Cunningham. breaking and
entering freight car and larceny: Fred
Cook, breaking an tering barn. night, and
larceny; George Lambert. breaking ana
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larceny; William Tabele. James Leinon
and Charles sayles. breaking and enter
Ing shop, night and larceny, James A.
Burns, embezElement: George r. Hughes,
embexxiement william Mitchell. indecent
exposure; Rocco Romano. defacing build
ing; James Rowland. promoting policy
lottery; Philomena Testa, unlawful pos
session OF counterfeit money; James H.
Palmer. rioting. Joseph A. Marlowe. riot
ing Peter Doonan. obstructing officer;
John O'Halloran, John Mulvey, Edward
Kendall, James j. McDonough, John
Bradshow, John Bradshaw. obstructing
track OF street railway company; James
Greene G. indictments). throwing stone at
car; Pawtucket Street Railway company
and Union Railroad company. violation
Ten Hour law. The following parties
were indicted for maintaining nuisances:
Joseph Driver and Mason b. Church. Net
tie Webster. alias Nellie Stirling; Mary
A. LdVei6, EuWaru dCftukn aHu Afflio
McHugh. Nicholas Saibi. Edward Nc
Hugh and Bernard McHugh, William H.
Mclaughlin. Salvatore Volero. Annie
Brady. Eliza Raymond, Ellen Perry,
Theodore Mueller, Edmund Gilbert
Charles Ogden and Lois Ogden. James
Doyle and Bridget Doyle. Mary Ellis.
Domenico Perozzi and Eugenio Perozzi,
Fred o. Charest. Dennis OBrien ana
Bridget OBrien, Byron r. Cheney, Ella
Howe, Ruth Harris, Sarah Gohstein,
Mary A. Cannon. Florence May.
JUVENILES INDICTED.
These Juveniles were indicted: Daniel
Moriarity, breaking and entering shop
night intent to commit larceny; Charles
Hutchinson, breaking mad entering shop.
day, and larceny; Bertram Sharman.
breaking and entering shop. night. and
larceny; Bertram Sharman. breaking and
entering ONCE. night and larceny; Fred
erick German, assault and battery; Frank
Martinelli. larceny: william III. Tilimsn
end Harry l.. Lunsford. entering barn,
day and larceny: Antonio Carloni and
Emil Barker, alias. Emh Boulanser. lar