The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-13

both were arrested. The woman was
placed on probation and Purdy was sent
10 jail for five months.
Charles Whitall indicted for maintain
ing a nuisance. pleaded nolo contendere
and was placed on probation.
Daniel Sullivan, indicted for breaking
AID entering shop In the day time and
larceny, pleaded nolo contendere. He
broke a light OF glass and got small
amount OF loot. Nothing was known
against Sullivan before this offence, ac-
cording 70 the police. Judge Wilbur
sent Sullivan 20 jail for 30 days.
EDWARD IVES SENTENCED.
Edward r. Ives. indicted for assault
with intent 20 kill Mrs. Julia Auty,
pleaded nolo contendere. IL is claimed
Ives was very attentive TO the Auty
woman at one time, and believing she
had gone back on him laid for her on the
stree>~and shot her
u. O. Buckland. general COUNSELLOR the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad company. wrote a very earnest
letter In favor OF Ives TO the attorney
general Mr.. Buckland said Ives came OF
very highly respected family OF New
Haven.
Mrs. Auty is at home. but the lower
part OF her body is paralyzed
Attorney General Stearns read Mr..
Buckland's letter and said there were n
number OF persons OF standing in the
community ready 10 speak in Ives be-
half. Ives. II will be recalled tried TO
kill himself after shooting the woman.
Attorney General Stearns. though not
deslrious OF the mans receiving the full
punishment that might be given him
under the law, yet said Ives should be
punished quite severely in view OF the
woman's condition.
Judge Wilbur said the maximum pun
ishment was 20 years and the minimum
punishment one year. His honor then
gave Ives some good advice and sentenced
him to four years and a haf In state S
prison.
NARDoZZA HELD.
Antonio Nardozza. indicted for the MUIR
der OF Phllomena Predoladi at East Prov
idence. pleaded not guilty and was held
without bail.
Joseph Gray and Agnes Lundy, indicted
for adultery. pleaded nolo contendere. II
was claimed Gray abandoned "a deserving
wife. The woman was placed on proba-
tion. Gray was sent to jail for 80 days.
James McKenna, indicted for breaking
and entering barn I'm the day time and
larceny. pleaded noo contendere. He
was sentenced to 90 days in jail
William w. Meyers. indicted for false
ly representing self 10 be an agent plead
ed nolo contendere and was placed on pro-
hation.
Tomasso La Ninfa Indicted for man.
slaughter pleaded not guilty. lie was re
quired 70 give bail In the sum OF $500
Thomas Barry indicted for receiving
stolen goods pleaded not guilty. Bail $500
Joseph Burns and Alexander Adams in
oicted for larceny and receiving stoleI
goods pleaded not guilty. Bail 5000 each.
Joseph Collins indicted for assault ant
battery pleaded not guilty. Bail $500.
BROWN GOT MEALS.
George w. Brown indicted for imper
sonatlng an officer pleaded nolo con-
! tendere He went into restaurant ant
| told the proprietor Il was necessary 20
| pay tax for permission to sell tobacco
| Brown claimed 70 be headquarters mar
| and settled with tho restaurant keeper foi
| s.. It was said Brown had got meals In
restaurants by claiming 60 be n head
| quarters man. He has a charge of non
| support OF his family hanging over him
| He was placed on probation.
Mary r. sheldon. indicted for main
tanning a common nuisance, pleaded nolc
| contendere. She was sentenced to pay a
fine OF 800 and 10 confinement in jail for
| 80 days.
Frank Garland. indicted for larceny
pleaded nolo contendere. He was de-
| scribed as young man who did not use
his good mother well. Judge Wilbur i'm
posed a sentence OF IL months In jail
John Ozchowski indicted for assault
with dangerous weapon. an axe. on Pat.
rick Sweeney, pleaded nolo contender,
and was placed on probation
Robert A. Garrison. indicted for assault
and battery. pleaded not guilty. Bal
$500.
PLEADED NoLO.
Henrietta Richards. indicted for main.
tanning nuisance. pleaded nolo con
tondere and was placed on probation.
Joseph Bak. indicted for an assault
with a dangerous weapon on another Po
lander, pleaded nolo contendere. He wa:
sent 10 Jail for six months.