The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-04
MACDONALD INDICTED
FOR MANSLAUGHTER.
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The following parties brought in from
the county joil pleaded today:
Mary Murry indicted for larceny plead
ed not guilty. Bail 500.
Thomas Greeley, indecent exposure, not
guilty Bail $1,000.
To three indictments found against him
for larceny. Charles Haynes pleaded. 10
the first guilty, 10 the second not guilty
and to the third also not guilty. Bail In
the sum OF 800 under two of the indict-
ments was required.
Bernon NJ. Goodan. br aking and enter
ing shop in night time Snd larceny plead
ed guilty He stole SIS worth OF clothing.
Goodall Is a young man and this led
Judge Stearns 10 Impose sentence of
only six months.
Theodore August. assault and battery.
Not guilty. Bail 5000.
Georgianna Johnson alias Maggie Wat
son, nuisance. nolo contendere. Police
gave the place a very bad name SEN
tence Of 80 days in Jail and fine Of 800
was imposed
Bridget Hanley, nuisance, nolo conten-
dere. She was placed i'm charge OF Miss
Denehey, the probation officer.
Peter and Mabel Hibbitt. nuisance.
pleaded not guilty Bail for each $1,000.
contendere and as she was sick Mary was
placed on probation.
Fred Bromley and Mol Cartin, breaking
and entering shop in night time and lar
ceny at Woonsocket, pleaded nolo conten-
dere and were placed on probation.
jeremiah O'Brien, assault dangerous
weapon on Bridget O'Brien, with a stick
OF wood, pleaded not guilty. Bail $1,000
John F. Norton, entering a dwelling in
day time and larceny. pleaded guilty. He
stole a watch after entering a house. and
when discovered said Il was all a mere
getting Into the wrong house Norton
had done one sentence i'm states prison
He was under the influence OF liquor. but
Judge Stearns didn't take much stock in
story told by the prisoner. A sentence
OF three months in jail was imposed.
Warren Smith. larceny OF n watch.
pleaded guilty. The watch belonged to
his sister-in-law. Smith claimed there
was family party at which beer was
freely used. and that there was no inten-
tion on his part. but he admitted trying
to sell IL two weeks after It was taken.
He was fined SIS
Fred Il. Charlewood. embezzlement.
pleaded not guilty. Bail 500
Elbcrt +. Sharples falsely representing
himself to be an agent OF the Narragan-
sett Milling company, pleaded nolo con-
tendere. He got horse on the repre-
sentation and drove It off. forgetting 10
return It, A sentence of one year I'm iail
and to pay all the costs was imposed.
Mary Flynn. nuisance, pleaded not
guilty. Bail $500.
Cash Pitcher. breaking and entering un-
occupied dwelling In night time and lar
ceny In East Providence, pleaded not
guilty Bail $500.
Elizabeth and John Ryan. nuisance.
Mrs Ryan pleaded not guilty. John has
not been apprchcnded yet and n capias
was issude for him. Elizabeth was re-
qurcd 90 give $500 bail
Henry O'Neill. larceny from tho person
pleaded not guilty. Attorney General
Greonough said O Neil took a watch from
an old soldier Bail $1,000
william n Sanford. bigamous cohabi-
tation at Bristol Bail $3.50
Abraham Wesimcr. passing counterfeit
money az the ~ace track I'm Cranston
pleaded not guilty. Bail $1,000.
Charles y Edwards assault dangerous
weapon. pleaded not guilty Bail $1,000.
Frank Johnson. breaking and entering
shop IN night time 10 commit larceny.
pleaded guilty lie took money from
lunch shop. Johnson. n colored man. has
done time In this state and two other
states IL is charged He was out of Jail
only two days when he committed the
last offense. Two years in states prison
was the sentence
Henry Dnlard. nuisance. pleaded not
guilty Bail $1,000.
Harry Rossi.. assault with dangerous