The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-19

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Malcolm Gudcain. indicted for an as
sault with meat cleaver, pleaded not
guilty and bail In the sum Of $1,000 was
required.
cAPUTA USES A RAZOR.
Francesca Caputa, indicted for an as
sault with a dangerous weapon, TO wit,
a razor, on Mary Caputa, pleaded not
guilty. The wound was made IN the wo-
mans side and was severe one. Bail
S0oo
Ronald Roxburg was indicted for break
ing and entering the shop OF Mary A.
Dyer and stealing postage stamps and
cigars and pleaded not guilty. To another
Indictment. charging him. with one James
Quigley, OF breaking and entering a shop
and taking away "A big lot Of clothing, he
also entered similar plea. Quigley also
pleaded not guilty Bail in the sum of
$1,000 required on each indictment.
THREE MONTHS IN JAIL.
Charles McMann indicted for larceny
from the person. pleaded nolo conlendcro.
IL is claimed the stealing was done at a
local hotel and as the watch taken was
of little value the attorney general was
willing TO accept a plea OF guilty TO sim
pie larceny. lie was sentenced 10 three
months In jail.
John Martin Oates and Edward Moore
were indicted for conspiracy. Moore is
out on bail The men are accused OF
having defrauded one Charles II. Smith OF
SIS. The affair Is alleged to have been OF
the lemon game variety. Bail in the sum
OF 500 was required OF Oates on his plead
ing not guilty
Thomas McHugh pleaded nolo conten-
dere 10 a charge OF breaking and entering
q shop In the nighttime and larceny. SEN
tence was deferred until the probation
officer could make an investigation OF Nc
Hugh's past
William f. Beebe, indicted for breaking
and entering a shop In the night time and
larceny, pleaded nolo ccntendere. He
went into the store OF Samuel Morse on
Friendship street ana took wire. Beebe
formerly worked In the same building. He
served in the United States navy In the
Philippines and was honorably discharged
On recommendation OF Mr.. Morse Beebe
was placed In the hands OF the probation
officer on promising to pay costs
Sarah Masterson. indicted for maintain
ing common nuisance at Central Falls,
pleaded nolo contendere. Local authori-
ties were satisfied that the prisoner should
go on probation and that disposition was
made OF the case.
FOUR INDICTMENTS AGAINST HIM
Four indictments were found against
Frank Diacont each OF which charged the
breaking and entering or shop and lar
ceny. He pleaded not guilty TO each
snd was required TO give ball in the sum
OF 5000
Michael Graham. indicted for entering
o dwelling in the day time and larceny.
and also for receiving stolen goods. plead
ed guilty Graham pretended 10 bc a
pedder and stole n watch He has been
tn jail here once before Modesty A not
one Of Grahams virtues for he asked
Judge Brown 10 place him I'm charge OF
the probation officer, but his honor after
hearing from Captain Cannon OF the local
detective force sent Graham TO states
prison for 10 months
Julia Robinson. indicted FOR maintaining
q nuisance. pleaded nofo contendere This
WAS her first offence and she was placed
on probation
MOTHERS BAIL NOT ACCEPTED
James Finan, indicted for robbery at
Pawtucket pleaded not guilty. and bail
IN the sum OF 500 was required. The
mother Of the prisoner offered herself ms
bail and said the property owned bv her
there was worth $500. but upon the wit
ness stand she said the amount OF taxes
she paid was 80. but the authorities were
ienient 20 her because she was "a widow.
MRS. Finsn has number Of other chill
dren. and though she wanted 10 stake her
all on her sons appearance IN court IN
view OF the seriousness OF the charge
and the rights OF the other children she
was not taken as bail
James Bradley. Indicted for the brcakln,
and entering shop IN night time and lar
ceny pleaded not guilty. Bradley claims
he was suffering from dcllrium trcn,ons
when arraigned IN the district court ON
The charge Bail in the sum Of 5000 was
required
William Brown Indicted for larceny
from the person. pleaded nolo contendcro
lie took 81 from one Charles Peterson
An officer found the money IN Rrown's
stocking. Fifteen months lh JAN was the
sentence impOccd.
Jone Joas Esplnula. indicted Tor break
ine and entering shop ~ George w
Waits. Jr.. and larceny. pleaded guilty
The indicted man got n dollar from the
cash register. which had been left 30 II
could be easily operated. Espinula comes