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

4, eight months in jail Margaret is want
| ed I'm Worcester.
George II. Person. indicted for embez-
element OF sl51. pleaded nolo contendere.
on Recommendation OF his former EN-
ployer. he was placed on probation.
5000 BOND REQUIRED.
Mary Douglas and William Eastwood
we're indicted for adultery. The Douglas
woman is on ball and ON pleading not
guilty was held In 5000
William Pfeiner alias Montville. in
dicted for bgamy. pleaded nolo con-
tendere. He married girl In Fall River
Donnelly. Pfeffer told his first wife he
was under the influence OF opium. but
Miss Donnelly denied this statement, say
ing the marriage license was out two
weeks before IL was used. II Is admitted
Pfeiffer IL an opium user. He was SEN
fenced TO is months in states prison.
George Il. Angel. indicted for breaking
and entering the storehouse OF the Provi-
dence Baseball association. pleaded guilty.
Six months In jail was the sentence inn
posed
Angus NJ Smith. indicted for an as
sault on Robert III. Peck. pleaded nolo
contendere. Smith tried 10 collect money
from n Mr. Peck of the C engineers
office on Westminster streeI. IL came
out that Smith was drunk when the as
saut was committed, ar as he had
good record he was placed probation.
Reuben G.. Cross indicted for larceny.
pleaded guilty. H stole coat from .ils
stepfathers no Sc and sold IL for $3.50.
Six months In Jail was the sentence i'm
posed.
TO ST PRISON
pleaded not guilty I 10 man he took the
money from was under the influence of
liquor Black was sent to states prison
FOR two years
Edward Cooper pleaded nolo contendere
to an indictment charging larceny. He
was sent to jail for IL months.
Moses Paine and Ellen Mauran were
| jointly indicted for maintaining nui-
| sance Ellen declared she was not guilty
| and Moses who is A. oalored man followed
her lead. Each was required TO give bali
/ in the sum OF 5000
Edward Dessau pleaded nolo oontendere
| to an indictment charging the maintain
| ing or n nuisance. A sentence OF 30 days
In Jail and fine OF sl0o was imposed.
Clabon Cole indicted for an assault or
| Emma Cole with razor pleaded not
| guilty and bail In the sum OF 5000 was re
| quired
william Warren indicted for burglary,
pleaded not guilty, and was held In
| 800 bail.
| Minnie Johnson indicted for adultery
| pleaded nolo. The man In the case was
let go In the district court on payment
| OF fine. IL not being known then that
4
rs at the state prison. She was SEN
tenccd to three months In jail.
| Patrick Dillon. indicted for burglary.
| pleaded not guilty, Ban $500
Michael Tella, indicted for assault and
battery, pleaded not guilty. Bail $1,000
Thomas Mulvey. Patrick Holmes and
Dominick Judge. indicted for breaking
and entering a shop I'm the night time
and larceny. pleaded not guilty. Bal
| 1880 each.
william Harding. indicted for enterIns
a building I'm the day time and larceny
pleaded nolo contendre, and was placed
| on probation.
Henry Ware. indicted for larceny from
the person, pleaded noio contendre. lie
| took a ratch from a man named Drury
and pawned II for so cents. One year IN
states prison was the sentence imposed
| PLACED ON PROBATION.
Martin Brown and Joseph Hare. indict.
ed for breaking and entering a shop. with
intent % commit larceny. both pleaded
guilty. They were discovered by women
who were passing the store. Judge " Al.
bur placed the boys In charge OF Proba.
| tion OFFICER Wallace
olin ". King. indicted for larceny
pleaded nolo oontendre. King stole
goods from a cousin who had helped
him. The value OF the goods he took
was $40 Five months in Jail was the
sentence imposed
Madgic Griffin. indicted for larceny
from the person, pleaded not guilty. Bai
$500
Patrick Mcdonald, indicted for breaking
and entering a shop in the night time
at Pawtucket. pleaded not guilty. Bal
5000
James Williams. Indicted for assault,
| with a dangerous weapon on James ".
Harris, pleaded not guilty. Ball 1900
Richard Sullivan, indicted for indecent
exposure, pleaded not guilty. Bah $1,000
Feleix Fontaine. indicted for breaking