The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-21

larceny. pleaded guilty. Felix stole 50
from Johnston sfsoemakers place and
went 10 Woonsocket and spent II there.
He was sentenced 10 six months In jail.
NoLo coNTENDERB HIS PLEA.
John Callahan, indicted for assault and
hattAry. pleaded nolo oontendere. II is
claimed that at Marks lodging house
on Nov. nth. there was a sort OF rough
house In whioh one su1livan's leg was
broken. Callahan was placed on pro-
bation.
John Kelly. Indicted with Eugene Gal
lashar and James Reynolds, for breaking
and entering shop In the night time
and larceny OF whiskey, pleaded noio
oontsndere.
Gallagher and Reynolds are out on bail.
The gang, Il is charged, cleaned OUT the
till OF a liquor saloon and also removed
some whiskey. Kelly's story Is that ne
stopped near the saloon 20 hear how
fight at Fall River came OFF and by ac-
cident the store window was broken DIX
months IN Jail.
Andrew Swanson. indicted for an as
sault and battery pleaded not guilty
Ball $1,000. Swanson. II Is claimed, made
the statement In a saloon that ne saw
a. horse in Sweden that went mile in
one minute. Some one doubted the state
ment and then beer glass was thrown.
Eugene II. Lindsay. indicted for as
sault and battery, pleaded guilty. He
threw a pool ball at n man and Is said
by the police 10 be a very bad fellow
when intoxicated. Eleven months In jail
was the sentence imposed.
Walter f. Brintell indicted for In
decent exposure. pleaded guilty. Three
months in jail.
Arthur Augustus. indicted for larceny
pleaded guilty. He took cash from
t,, m nTya
H. Probation officer Wigntman took
charge OF the case.
Eugene Donnelly, indicted for break
ing and entering shop In night time
pleaded nolo contendere. Took pennies
and cigarettes Sentenced 10 10 months
in states prison.
Joseph Daley, indicted for similar
offence. pleaded not guilty. Bail $1,000
Adelpho Peters, indicted for larceny
from the person, pleaded not guilty. Bail
$1,000.
Samuel Cohen. for breaking and en-
tering a shop in the night time with in
tent 10 commit larceny. pleaded nolo
eontendere. Cohen stole cigarette cou-
pons and cigarettes. A sentence OF is
months I'm states prison.
ELEVEN MONTHS IN JAIL.
Joseph Ayotte. indicted for larceny.
pleaded guilty He took a horse and
wagon from the highway Of Woonsocket
that belonged 10 Dennis Feines. IL was
stated Ayotte has been in Jail three
times before and that he is but 27 years
old. Judge Wilbur imposed a sentence Of
IL months in jail
Guseppi Ricci indicted for larceny from
the person pleaded nolo contendere. He
was sentenced 10 two years in states
prison.
Frank J. Kiernan and Michael j. Hea-
ley Indicted for breaking and entering a
shop IN the night time and larceny plead
ed not guilty. Bail $1,000 each. Healey
gave bail.
George J. Ward indicted for the lar
ceny Of an overcoat and pair of seal
skin gloves pleaded not guilty Bail $500.
ELLEN Smit, who pleaded guilty 10 an
Indictment charging her with maintaining
common nuisance, was declared by At
torney General Stearns TO be a persistent
violator OF the nuisance law. one case
against her had been taken TO the appel
late court and sent back. Judge Wilbur
sentenced her to pay a fine of 500 and TO
FIVE months in jail in the frst case and to
five months In Jail and the payment OF
$3.50 fine on the later indictment.
OUT ON BAIL.
Following is a list of persons out on
bail against whom indictments were
found: Stephen Dolan. Andrew alias
James Dolan, James Concannon and Will
liam Farrell, assault; John Tracy, Ber-
nard Goodwin. Amore Amore. George
Hodges, assault and battery; Mabel
Hughes. Mabel Hughes. Felix Gallagher,
F1lici Mancini. assault with dangerous
weapon; Melvin w. Hines. Catherine Mar
tin, George Il. Avery, George b. Avery,
larceny; Charles Mack. larceny from per-
son; Richard Phelan. larceny and receiv-
ing stolen goods; William Boss, Robert
Johnson. Chester McDougall, Charles A.
Almy, breaking and entering shop, night
and larceny; William Rodgers. breaking
and entering shop night. intent TO com
init larceny: Charles Wilson, Harry
Doyle. breaking an dentering dwelling.
day, and larceny; Frank Adams. breaking
and entering barn. night, and larceny;
John Fox, breaking and entering barn.
night. intent 20 commit larceny; Alton ].
Hill. carnal knowledge girl under age of
consent: Santangelo Massinailino inde-
cent exposure: John Morris CD, selling
lquor to minor; John Borland, malicious
mischief. Noah f. Mccormack, Charles
Stanton. policy lottery; Abby Dunn and
Edmund Dunn, John Ross and Minerva
Ross. Minnie Brown, Nora Connor. Henry
j. Parker and Edward II. Parker. nul-