The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-18

Judge Stearns imposed some long SEN
tences but the parties had bad records
and in one case where the record was
not very bad the crime itself was Of a
revolving nature. One indictment was
found for burglary.
! Persons out on bail against whom in
dictments were found Louis Conlon and
! William Beaulieu. mallciously injurinG
electric apparatus; William Conlon LOUIS
Conlon and William Beauleu, similar of
| fense Nadsaw Lupinski, assault and
! battery, Kazar Zakarian, assault. dan
gerous weapon; Robert j. Mckay (2).
similar offence; william c. King 90. as
sault dangerous weapon; Gertrude David.
alias and Alma Slater, larceny from per-
son; FRANCESCA Sheriello. alias Frances
co, Shericllo, indecent exposure; Nat W.
Pillsbury, indecent exposure; Michele
Guadnago, nuisance; George Spencer.
nuisance; Thomas Ganley, nuisance
| Elizabeth Donovan, nuisance; William
Quigg. nuisance.
Indictments against juveniles i'm reform
SCHOOL Peter Conley, larceny: John NIL
Ter. breaking and entering shop night
time and larceny; John Miller,
CHER. similar offence; George r.
Morris and John Smith, similar offence;
Arthur Perragollo. Angelo BroSco and
John Chicci similar offence; oscar Be
mott (3), breaking and entering shop. day
time and larceny; Walter Conley, break
Ing and entering shop in night time and
larceny. Juvenile out on bail: Racfraele
Ciramelli and -ErneEto Cifelll. breaking
and entering shop I'm day time and lar
ceny.
To two indictments Columbus Docy
pleaded guilty. one charged larceny OF
.Loe from person OF Mary Kelliher and
the other the larceny from the person OF
catherine Higgins. Columbus, the at
torney general declares. was a stranger
here when he met Mary Kelliher on Cong
don street about O'Clock one evening
and asked her about the name Of the
street and finally grabbed her pocket
book. The same evening oct. 18th. the
man grabbed a wrist bag from Catherine
higgins. Attorney General Greenough
said he was Informed Columbus had been
IN IN jail In Albany Judge, stearns said
the cases were pretty serious ones and
sent the man TO prison for four years
Hector Duquetti indicted for breaking
and entering liquor store at Valley
Falls. The proprietor OF the saloon had
missed liquors for some time and hid in
the saloon one night with a friend. Du-
queti was caught red-handed. He had
mission OF this crime. A sentence OF
four years in states prison was imposed
upon Duquetu.
Lemuel Brown indicted for keeping a
common nuisance, pleaded not guilty.
Bail 5000.
Herbert CoyIe indicted for stealing a
shopping bag, containing money and bills
receivable from an old lady pleaded not
guilty. He grabbed the bag from the
lady on Westminster street Coyle was
sentenced to the reform school during
Peter De Angels. Raraele Zamfegna
and Pasquale Correnitt were indicted for
assault on citizen in a barroom. Peter
Herbert Parkinson. indicted for break
ms and entering shop In night time and
larceny. pleaded nolo contendere. Her,
bert had a bad record and was sentenced
to four years in states prison.
ONE YEAR IN JAIL.
James. alias John Mullen. indicted for
indecent exposure. pleaded nolo con-
tendere. Sentenced to one year I'm Jail.
Joseph Sauroil, George Nation and John
Pearson were indicted for breaking and
entering shop IN nisht time and larceny
They got money and cigars valued at s652
and SauroN and Nation pleaded nolo con-
tendere. Pearson is out on bail Attorney
General Greenough said Nation had been
dishonorably discharged from the navy
Nothing was known against Sauroil
Judge Steans sent Sauroil to Jail for 80
days and Nation TO six months in Jail
Nation was reported as not behaving while
awaiting trial
There were two Indictments found
against Winfield Foley. one charged as
saut with a dangerous weapon and the
other break king and entering dwelling In
night time and larceny. To both indict-
meuts ne pleaded nolo contendere. Foley
came from Philadelphia here and the first
charge made against him was that OF rob-
berry. as he used a revolver and got away
l.. I at no AZ
from q fellow dodgers room. Foley
claimed he was drunk. The plunder taken
by Foley included a watch He was sent
TO Jail on two sentences aESregating II
months.
James Buckley and Fred Gubby were
Jointly indicted for burglary ~ Woon-
socket Buckley was alone In custody He
pleaded not guilty and was held in 5000
bail
James Carney. indicted for entering n
dwelline I'm day time and larceny. Carney
took a coat and vest and offered them for
sale on the highway The police say Car
nev * not n regular resident here He
has been In jail six times ana Judge
stearns sent him 10 Jail for six months
Edward McCaughey, indicted for lar
cenv from person. pleaded not guilty
There were two charges against Nc
Caughey Bail $1,000.
HAD BAD RECORD.
James Brennan was indicted for tho
larceny OF property. valued NJ 80 cents !
The offence was not n serious one but
Brennan has bad record. lie was ac-
cusod OF taking a bottle from Dr. Bar |
rows oTice by an officer who followed |
him In. 4 sentence OF 30 days in ial was |
imposed
Clarence y. Edwards ard Thomas Man |
ming indicted Jointly FOR larceny from the |
oer.on OF John g. Spencer pleaded not