The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-19
TWO INDICTMENTS
AGAINST GAS co.

were Jointly indicted for larceny. De
lurca Is not in custody. The two men
stole "a bank book and Saldico got $50. be-
longing TO another Italian. Some $50 or the
money was fourd on Saldico when ar
rested Nine months In jail was the SEN
tence Imposed.
Michael RGdigan indicted for indecent
exposure is sick In hospital and did not
come into coUr. today.
PLEAS OF NOT GUILTY.
Ernest Dumphy and Nelson oliver
pleaded not guilty to a joint indictment
charging them with breaking and entering
a barn in the night time and the theft
OF horse. There were two other In
dictments against oliver, one charging
breaking into a barn and the larceny OF
a horse and the other charging the lar
ceny OF a buggy. Bail in the sum OF
$1,000 was required under each indictment.
There were two indictments against
Margaret Reardon charging the larceny
OF jewelry She pleaded nolo contendere.
The thefts were committed at Pawtucket.
Attorney General Stearns said he believed
Margaret was a professional but he knew
that Miss Denehy and the matron at the
Woman's prison believed she would re-
form. Col. Stearns said fugitive war
rant had been received for the prisoner.
The case was then continued to a later
day for investigation.
Annie Nichols. indicted for an assault
with a dangerous weapon. pleaded nolo
contendere. There was a dispute between
Miss Nichols and another woman in which
the prisoner used a knife. A sentence OF
six months I'm jail was imposed.
Andrew Degnan. indicted FOR falsely
representing himself 10 be an agent,
pleaded nolo contendere. According 10
the state Degnan represented himself as
a plumber and got work in a house. With
out doing the work he collected slS from
the owner Degnan then went 10 the
house and collected SIS from a tenant.
saying that was the value OF the repairs
and II the tenant paid II her landlord.
whose agent he was would allow the
amount on the rent. Degnan was sent
10 Jail for 30 days.
George Lincoln. indicted for bigamous
cohabitation. pleaded nolo c0ntendere.
Lincoln married in 1876 at Warwick and
his wife is still living and I'm 1901 married
another woman at Coventry. A sentence
OF 90 months In states prison was I'm
posed.
Charles Hill pleaded not guilty 10 an
indictment charging an assault with a
dangerous weapon. Bail 5000.
SENT TO STATE PRISON.
James Sullivan. indicted for larceny and
receiving stolen goods, pleaded nolo con-
tendere. on Thanksgiving day Sullivan
relieved a farmer In a cheap hotel OF $50
and a watch. Sullivan halls from Hart
ford and was sent to states prison for
five months.
Edward Douglas. indicted for larceny
from the person, pleaded not guilty. Bail
$500.
William McCloud and Gertrude NJ. War
ner were indicted for adultery. McCloud
pleaded nolo centendere and was SEN
fenced to IL months In jail. McCloud de-
serted his wife and family In 1901 and to-
day had nothing to say.
Arnold Giroux, Edward Devine and An
gus Gillies were Jointly indicted for rob-
berry. The crime was committed at East
Providence. Gillies has not been arrested
as yet and the other two pleaded not
guilty and each was required to give bail
in the sum of 5000.
Thomas Walburton and John Christie
were indicted with James Fraser. East
wood Fraser and Charles Moore for set
ting fire TO n cornstack. walburton
pleaded nolo contendere 10 being about
the premises and was placed on proba-
ton. The fire was on Admiral street.
John Nerolla. John Currier and Octa-
van vilandery. were indicted for breaking
and entering shops in night time and lar
ceny. All pleaded nolo contendere. Cur
rler's case will be further Investigated.
Nerolla was sent TO states prison for
one year and villanhery 10 Jail for II
months
Cameron F. Brock. indicted for break
ing and entering shop In night time with
intent TO commit larceny, pleaded nolo
contendere.
Joseph Halves. indicted for breaking
and entering a shop in the night time and
larceny, pleaded nolo contendere
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