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

An Indictment was also found against
Charles " Leach, the H-year-old lad.
who recently was before the public eye
IN connection with stolen gold scrap from
the jewelry firm of Cahoone q Co., Tor
larceny.
He spoke OF the positions OF trust held
before pronouncing sentence the court
heard Mr. Cahoones story OF the stealing
OF the gold scrap and opals by Leacn.
DISCOVERY OF LARCENY.
fJe smoke OF the position OF trusts held
by the boy and of his discovery of the
larceny and the fact that Leach was con-
ducting an outside business. The losses
were In the vicinity OF 5000, he said.
Charles A Page. counsel FOR Leach,
called a number OF relatives and friends
of the lad who told OF his previous good
character.
Leach told Judge Wilbur OF the taking
Of the gold and said he was very sorry,
and stated that he had admitted 10 tax
ing less than $1,000 worth.
The court stated II could see very little
excuse for II and pronounced sentence
OF IS months In states prison.
NO TRUE BILLS FoUND.
Following Is a list OF persons against
whom no indictments were found:
Patrick j. Waters. promoting policy;
James w. ]. Connors. carnal knowledge
of girl under the age of consent; Alfred
Rlcclus. nuisance: Domenico Melone, as
sault with dangerous weapon; Aonzo ..
Austin. unlawfully practicing medicine;
Ina E. Ryer. perjury; Hunter c. w. GID
lin. breaking and entering and larceny;
Ralph B. H. Handy. breaking and enter
ing and larceny; Patrick O'Hanlon, per-
Jury: James Thayer. nuisance, Walter j.
Balcom. nuisance; Felix Desmeras, ma
lcious mischief; Hugh Murphy. man
slaughter Thomas O'Neil, breaking and
entering and larceny; Robert Il. Nell, os-
sault with dangerous weapon; Andrew IA.
White, larceny.
OUT ON BAIL.
Persons ont on bail against whom in
dictments were found:
Luigi Deifrate, assault and battery;
James O'Neil assault and battery; Wall
ter T.. Ryan. assault and battery; Frank
Goodreau, assault and battery; Antonio
Russo. assault with dangerous weapon
Giuseppe Geunno, assault with dangerous
weapon: Thomas Mulleady, assault with
dangerous weapon: Charles II. Croucher
assault with dangerous weapon; George
NJ Horton. larcery; Arthur Houde, lar
ceny: samuel c. Hirsheld. larceny; Oscsi
Olson and James Short larceny from per
son: John Nelson, receiving stolen goods
Willis L. Horton, receiving stolen goods
George Wainwright and Patrick Johnson
breaking and entering shop in night, ant
larceny: Horace n. Reynolds, breaking
and entering unoccupted dwelling an'
larceny; Michael Radigan, Indecent ex
posure; Patrick I. Clarke, wilful sending
fraudulent notice Of death for publication
I'm newspaper: William w. Gilman ALA
w W. Gilman. forging and uttering
Festus l.. Starkweather. printing an'
selling obscene literature; Thomas Bar
nuisance
Fannie stone, nuisance; John and Mar
Roderick. nuisance: James A. Feeley
nuisance.
PLEAD TO INDICTMENTS.
James Doyle pleaded nolo 20 charge o
breaking and entering. with intent =
commit larceny and was gwen 81
months at Jail.
Mary Seymour, under indictment 10
keeping common nuisance. pleaded mol
contendere. placed In charge Of Miss Den
ehy TO be sent from state on payment o
costs.
Edward Bebeau and Thomas Crowa'
pleaded not guilty for larceny from th
person and were held under $500 bal
each.
Thomas Conway pleaded nolo 20 th
charge or larceny and as his record wa
bad he was given Is months az stat
prison, and Fred Annis, who was indicte
on the same charge pleaded not guilty
sault and battery.
Dennis o. Brien pleaded not guilty Q
keeping a common nuisance and was hel
in SFNo. Alfred T. Boiler alias Clark
and Charles VI. Burgess pleaded nolo Z
the charge OF larceny. To simila
charge Charles VI. Burgess pleaded mol
contendere. To a charge OF breaking an
entering and larceny In the daytime Bole
was sentenced 90 15 months and Burges
rs months IN each count IN states prison
PLACED ON PROBATION.
Edward Kelly. John J.. Martin and u