The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-16
GRAND JURY FINDS
Il INDICTMENTS

mond ring Sentence was daferred as
he II alleged to be a fugitive from Justice
In New Jersey. II Is alleged he stole
from the Pennsylvania Railroad company
and is badly wante4 by the New Jersey
authorities.
Robert J. Sullivan. Indicted for larceny.
pleaded nolo contendere He stole a horse.
buggy and harness and sold the horse
which belonged to relative. Sullivan was
placed on probation an this was his first
offence.
Michele Pasquale. indicted for assault
ana battery. pleaded nolo contendere. He
was sent to Jail for 30 days.
Theodore Fenner indicted for attempt-
cd carnal knowledge OF girl under age OF
consent pleaded nolo contendere. He was
sent to states prison for three years.
BIGAMY CHARGED.
Edgar p. Kelly indicted for bigamy
pleaded not suilty. He was held in $500
bail
Benedette capoccia and Michela Cucar-
ella indicted for adultery pleaded nolo
contendere. II was claimed on behalf OF
the woman that her husband demanded
her wages and set trap 10 catch her.
The man was sent 10 Jail for FIVE months
and the woman for three months
Bogus Boyadian indicted for crime
against nature pleaded not guilty. Bail
$500.
Thomas Horgan indicted for an attempt
TO obtain money under false pretences
pleaded not guilty. Bail 5000
Thomas Crowley and George Waters,
Jointly indicted for breaking and enter
ing dwelling IN day time and larceny,
pleaded not guilty. Bail $500
James Mullen. indicted for indecent ex-
posure. pleaded nolo cofrtendere and was
sent 10 jail for six months. Liquor was
responsible for Mullen's incarceration.
FOR ROBBERY OF POOR BOXES
William J. Weiss, indicted for entering
church in the day time and the larceny
OF money from a poor box. pleaded not
guilty. II is charged he got s1s.es from
the box at st. AIMS church He was re-
Quired to give bail In the sum OF $500
John ]. Fitzgerald is his attorney.
Giuseppe Ruftino. indicted for brea king
and entering dwelling tn day time and
larceny. and also for larceny. pleaded
not guilty to two indictments. Bali $500.
William McGee. indicted for entering
o. dwelling in night time and larceny,
pleaded not guilty. Bail $1,000.
Peter r. Daley. indicted for embezzle-
ment. pleaded not guilty. Bail s26oo
Walter Washington. indicted for as
sault and battery. pleaded not guilty
Bail $500 required.
DRUNK WHEN HE STOLE
Thomas Kirk. indicted for entering
dwelling in day time and larceny. pleaded
nolo contendere. He entered house on |
Point street and took away clothing |
Kirk claimed 10 como from Boston and |
said he didn't know what he was doing !
The police backed up Kinks statement
hat he was drunk at the time. Judge
Wilbur imposed sentence OF Is months
N states prison.
Margaret and Oimstead War were IN
iicted for maintaining nuisance. Mar
yaret pleaded not guilty Olmstead was |
indicted by the grand jury OF It's own |
'olition. he never having been bound |
,ver. Margaret was required to give |
vail IN the sum OF $1,000.
Carmino Angiolino alias Carmino An |
-rciitto. indicted for assault and battery, |
Headed not guilty. Bail $500.
There were two indictments found |
gainst Charles Smith for breaking and
ntering dwelling in day time and larceny
nd he pleaded not guilty. The indiot-
nents charge the taking OF lot OF Jew
Try from the homes OF DR.. Grant and r.
|. Arnold Bail In the sum OF $500 was
eauired under each Indictment Dennis
I. Sheahan Is Smiths attorney.
Parties out on bail who have been In
cted must appear end plead on Satur-
ext. The trial OF parties In jail win
egin next Wednesday.
Stephen j. Carey has been appointed 70
efend prisoners who have not yet en-
aged counsel