The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-16

SpDh Rose, VINO DlGhdfu nOlV ivI oh'ui''T,
coal from a house, were placed on pro-
baton In the care of Mr.. wallace.
OIindo Cipolla pleaded nolo and Joseph
Cherrela, Angelo storu. Andrew ana dar Datlnre ,l"o
having pleaded not guilty TO assault WIN
a dangerous weapon. Cipolla was sent 20
Jail with the others to await the disposal
William Kelley pleaded not guilty 10
charge OF larceny and was held In slVoo.
Thomas Doherty pleaded no!o 10
charge OF embszzlement and was given ii
months In Jail
George Miller alias Arthur Bingham
and Charles III. Wilson alias Charles II.
Smith were arraigned for breaking ana
entering a shop at night and larceny or
knives and watches. Both pleaded not
guilty and were held in the sum of $1,000.
Fred II. Hunter was arraiBned Tor the
embezzlement OF $500 from the Provi-
dence Dairy company. pleaded nolo con-
tendere. Before the grand jury ne ad-
mitted taking sl7o, but as his previous
record was good he was taken In charge
by the probation officer.
Frank Rhodes. colored. pleaded nolo 10
charge of assault with dangerous
weapon on Mary Camp. the weapon be-
| ing a bread knife. The woman was not
badly cut and Probation officer Smith
] spoke I'm regard 90 the mans character,
| and ne was given I'm his charge.
WOMAN SENT TO PRISON.
Ann Conroy, an aged woman pleaded
| guilty TO breaking and entering and to
larceny OF an overcoat from a dwelling
house I'm the day time. and she had
| n previous record I'm court Judge Wilbur
gave her one year at the state prison.
James McGahey under Indictment on
! five counts for breaking and entering
shop at night and stealing jewelry plead
ed not guilty and was held, bail fixed at
5000 In each case.
Patrick j. Britt pleaded guilty TO the
/ charge OF larceny and as he had served
three months for larceny the court gave
| him six months at Cranston.
| Mary McNanley pleaded not guilty 20
| the charge OF maintaining a liquor nuis-
ance and held. bail being fixed at $1,000.
| plea OF guilty was entered by 1sa-
bel Blair for the larceny OF s44 from the
person.
Wilbur Gilbert pleaded not guilty TO n
charge OF larceny, later he retracted and
pleaded nolo and admitted taking part
OF the clothing. He was unknown here
and was a soldier in the Philippines, he
said. The sentence was three months
I'm jail.
John Cruz pleaded not guilty TO assault
and battery and was held, bail being
fixed at $500
John henderson pleaded not guilty to
the charge of breaking and entering a
shop with intent TO commit larceny, and
his bail was fixed at $1,000.
HELD IN $500 BAIL
| Joseph Miller pleaded not guilty TO the
charge of perjury and was held. bail
/ being fixed NJ $500
Edmund Ryan pleaded not guilty 10
! maintaining a liquor nuisance and was
held I'm the sum OF $1,000.
Margaret Bure. alias Burns pleaded not
guilty to tho charge or larceny from the
! person. and was held I'm the sum OF $1,000
: James j. Murphy, Albert ]. Daley and
/; James A. Daley, pleaded not guilty IN
|
ing a shop at night and larceny, and Were
held, bail being $1,000 each In both cases
and James A. Daley held on n separate
charge In the same amount
SOME GRAND JURYMEN CENsURED
Previous TO the discharging the nine
: teen men who made up tho March grand
, Jury, Judge Wilbur spoke TO them on the
work they had done and congratulated
them on the way they had conducted
, themselves.
; There we're three or four exceptions 10
said, and he strongly censured few OF
their number OF whom he said he had
: Information that they had not regarded
|, their oath OF silence regarding the sec
1 rets OF the state.
T. This few had been heard he said. IN 2
place in town talking IN loud voice OF
= the proceedings in the Grand Jury room
things which they should never dlvulgs
= he stated
. In closing he referred In a pleasant way
o 90 the man who wanted 20 get excused
r 90 see 90 his oystcrmen. and referred q
. a lar OF oysters which he found In his
o room a day or two since. and expressed
y his thanks TO the grand jury I'm general
The cases IN which the parties indicted
are In jail are 20 be commenced. Wed.
nesday and those where they are on bail
}. Saturday.