The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-19
Continued from page Eight.
SIX MONTHS IN JAIL.

Daniel Sullivan and Edward Sweeney
vere Jointly indicted for breaking ana
entering n school house and contendere'
Sweeney pleaded nolo contendere lie
stole N cents belonging 70 one schooI
teacher and 81 cents belonging TO another
teacher. Deputy Sheriff Kinnicom, who
comes from North Providence where the
school was entered. said Sweeney was
ehiftiess fellow. A sentence or six
months in Jail was imposed sullivan is
out on bail
George p. Hoyt, indicted for forging
and uttering a check, pleaded nolo con-
tendere Hoyt came here on freight
train saw william H. Herrick's name on
the office window and signed Mr.. Her
rick's name to a check. No money was
secured as the parties approached became
suspicious Attorney General Stearns
said IL had been intimatod 20 him Hoyt
used drugs. Hoyt spoke up and said ne
used morphine. The sharpest crooks use
a. according 10 statements made in court
soday. A sentence OF two years in states
prison was imposed
Joseph King indicted for breaking and
entering a shop in the night time and
larceny, pleaded nolo contendere. Stole
whiskey. gin, etc. and was placed on
probation.
Arthur lie Baron indicted for larceny.
pleaded nolo contendere He stole bike
and had been only four days out Of Ded
ham Jail when he came here and lifted
the wheel A fine OF SIS and costs was
imposed.
HELD IN 5000 BAIL.
Bernard Mcintyre. indicted for en-
bezzlement. pleaded not guilty. Bail
$1,000.
Chester @. Niles and Stephen Radigan.
indicted for larceny pleaded not guilty.
Bail $1,000.
Angelo Ricci indicted for breaking and
entering shop in the night time and
larceny. pleaded not guilty Bail $1,000.
Michael Neyfon, indicted for main
tanning a common nuisance. pleaded nolo.
Winnie Hayden. alias Minnie Corners
indicted for maintaining a nuisance
pleaded not guilty.
John ID. Wiusor. indicted for an as
sauit with dangerous weapon, pleaded
noio contendere. II was claimed he went
10 his home intending TO shoot his wife.
The prisoner told the court this was his
trouble. He wanted to go on probation.
winsor's wife said her husband was as
the average man except when drunk. A
sentence OF nine months in jail was i'm
posed.
Thomas Conroy. indicted for a similar
offence pleaded nolo contendere. Six
months in Jail was The sentence i'm
posed.
George Dragon was indicted singly for
DTedkink enu entering snOp IN the night
time and larceny and he was jointly in
dicted with Henry Davis, breaking and
entering In the night time and larceny
and pleaded not guilty to both indict-
ments. Davis has never been appre-
hended. Dragon was neId In the alb
sence OF surety for $1,000 in each case.
Olser Desell. alias Frank Davis alias
Frank o. Gardizell indicted for breaking
and entering dwelling I'm day time and
~ al l~A fCr atx.fr tia
goods after the difficulties about his
name had been Strengthened out. pleaded
not guilty and bail was required in the
sum OF $1,000. Gardizel is the right name
PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Joseph Shields. indicted for larceny
from the person. pleaded not guilty II
fs charged he stole money from a man
whose name In not known. Bail in the
rum OF $4,000 was required
Frederic Lemorine. indicted for assault
and battery. pleaded not guilty. Bail,
$1,000.
French Pete. alias Peter Burbee, in
dicted for maintaining a nuisance. plead
ed not guilty Bail. $1,000
Hattie Grant. indicted for an assault
with dangerous weapon. pleaded not
guilty TO using knife on another lady.
Bail $1,000
There were Ave indictments found
against Joseph scillico. alias Joseph
Fusco. for breaking and entering dwell
ing In the Gay time; IN one Of the in
dictments Frank Tambarino was Joined
The crimes are alleged 10 have been com
mttted In Johnston and jewelry and
money to have been the plunder. To all
the indictments Joseph pleaded nolo con-
tendere. Tambarino pleaded nolo also.
The property belonged. the most OF II
20 Abby Pirce whose house was
ttr,.A.
place in the last part Of September and
nrst part OF October The property was
stolen from an aunt Of James A Pirce
The breaks occurred while Mrs plrce
was out riding. scillio and Tambar,no
were sentepced 20 six months IN jan
Csrrnino Marciano. indicted for receiv
3ns stolen goods. pleaded nolo conten- -
nere' sentence Of six months in jail
was imposed.
CALLED BY MISTAKE
Frank Burns and James Bracket in
o'ctcd lorsthe breaking and entering n
shop IN tho daytime and larceny were
called 10 the bar by mistake Burns "a n
sToall .ad and tie other fellow is less
thnn &c years Of ngs
James Smith indicted for assault ana
battery pleaded nolo contendere There
was family row at the Smith home
stead and he was placed on probation
James Adams indicted for breakinv a,d
entering shop In night time and larcrnv
pleaded nolo contendcre. He was piaced
On probation.
John Mccauley indicted for breablny
and entering dwelling pleaded not gliltv.
Dni 5000
Harry G. smith indicted for biesmv a,
scituate pleaded not guilty. Bail t8O0
Charles Burns indicted for breakIns
and entering shop IN night time pleaded
rot guilty. Bail 5000.
Fred Prout indicted for the larceny O,
three diamond rings pleaded not guilty
Pal iinc0.
Charles Anderson indicted for breaking
end entering an uufurnlshed dwellinr
house and stealing carpenters tools Bal
tiy1
Michael saldico and Antonio De Lucea
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