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

dicted for maintaining a nuisance, plead
ed not guilty Bail was fixed at $1,000.
STOLE FROM A CHURCH.
James Moran. indicted for breaking and
entering a building and the larceny Of an
overeoat pleaded nolo eontencere. He
broke into a church and stole an over
coat and macintosh belonging TO the
janitor and a violin belonging to some
one else. Moran has before this served
"A years time in prison The violin was
pawned. Moran was sentenced to IL
months In states prison.
Charles McNally, indicted for breaking
and entering shop Of one James Layel In
the night time and the larceny OF s1o.25.
pleaded nolo contendere. he got into the
saloon by window and took the money
out of cash drawer year In states
prison was the sentence imposed.
John j. Murphy. indicted for larceny OF
se5 from the person OF Dennis J. sulli-
van. pleaded nolo contendere. He has
been in Jail twice before this. The at
torney general said the two men had
been drinking together. Murphy WAS
sentenced TO states prison for IA
months.
Frank Morrissette indicted for larceny
pleaded nolo contendere. He worked with
n man named Girard at Central Falls
cleaning up a club room. Girard had six
five dollar bills In his overcoat and Nor
risette took II. He was sentenced to a
year IN states prison.
Michael Washington indicted for lar
ceny pleaded not guilty. Bail $1,000
William Mullen indicted for larceny OF
one watch pleaded not guilty. Bail 500.
HELD IN $500 BALL
There were three indictments against
William H Adams. which charged as
saults with dangerous weapons. The as
saults were alleged TO have been COM
mitted at Gloucester and Ira Allen, Al
fred Bennett and Henry Bennett are the
parties II is alleged Adams assaulted
with a pistol. Ho pleaded not guilty to
each indictment and was required to fur
nish bail In the sum OF N5oo
Michael Hasma indicted for maintain
| ing a common nuisance pleaded not
guilty Bail in the sum of 5000 required.
Louis Carpio indicted for carnal knowl-
| edge OF a girl under the age OF consent
| pleaded not guilty. Ball In the sum Of
| $4,000 was required.
Lewis Pistachio. a boy scarcely over 16
years, pleaded nolo contsndere TO an in
| dictment charging him with receiving SIS
stolen property. He was placed In charge
| OF the probation officers.
Albert Daley, John Dunn and Joseph
| Erickson, small lads, were indicted for
breaking and entering the shop Of a bar
ber and stealing razors and clipping ma
l.
| on bail and the other two pleaded nolo
| contendere.
Erickson. Daley and Dunn were also
| indicted with Peter Cannon for breaking
and entering a shop In the night time
| and larceny. Cannon is on bail. The
| others were placed IN charge OF the
| probation officers.
Joseph Patinsky, youth indicted for
breaking and entering shop OF Pierce
| Doran and larceny. pleaded not guilty.
| Bail in the sum of 5000 was required
John Taylor. indicted fc- an assault
with dangerous weapon. loaded not
| guilty. He is accused OF cutting a man
named John Cannon on a schooner In
East Providence. He was required to
| give bail In tho sum OF $1,000
OUT ON BAIL.
| Following Is a list OF persons out on ball
against whom indictments were found:
| William Annie. Luigi GENTLE, Arthur
Baker. assault: Harry Howarth, Mike
| Stanisaw, allies Stanilow, Lawrence Crat-
| oeki, assault and battery: Frederick AL
dinger, Joseph Petro. Lebotts Franks,
John Di Marco, Georganna Johnson,
| Zarkrie Leoni. assaults with dangerous
! weapons.
Francis Thornton. Mary Hunt, Patrick
| O'Rourk. Pletro Del Guccio, Ella Cat
track. George Fales, Louisa Jerome. Jo-
Mary Fontaine. Ruby Hall, Dott Howe
alias Alice Dunchan lias Alice Snowden
| Lydia r Capwell. Bessie Cooke. Joseph
; Rose. alias Rosen and Josephine Rose
| alias Rosen. Louisa Lovely alias Louisa
| Knight. John Wood and Annie Wood
| William b. Collins william j. Homer
Ella Arnold. Bernard McCulla. nuisances
| Patrick Hyland. breaking and enterinf
shop at Cum mberiand; Benjamin w. Senft
| unlawfully OBTAINING train.
| Thomas Y. Cooney has been assigned
| 10 defend prisoners unable 60 paw toi
counsel The trial ~ jail cases will BE-
| gin Wednesday morning and parties IN.
| dicted who are out on ball must plead
| npxt Saturday