The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-18
ALL CONDITIONS
BEFORE SIXTH
DISTRICT COURT

Frank Jones who was arrested Sat
urday afternoon in connection with
the robbery OF s145 from Walter
Etchell's grocery store on Cranston
street. while the proprietor's view Of
the till was shut off by a partition.
was held for trial Friday under $1,000
bonds when arraigned in the sixth dis
trict court this morning. lie wanted
to waive examination on advice OF
counsel but the court stated that the
case was within it's Jurisdiction and
assignment for trial was made.
Jones was measured at headquarters
Saturday and photographed under the
Bertillon system. He is man about
appearance.
William Harrington was sentenced
TO 30 days in the cooler" He had
visited Mary r. Francis on Dollar
street With only a quarter with him,
according to the Third station police,
and an assault followed william Is
married and Mary Is a Portuguese.
Theresa Duffy got a six months
slide" to the farm with JOY. She was
arraigned as a common night walker
and beamed with apparent delight at
the court room audience as she turned
in their direction and sang out "All
right" Theresa might well have been
lllt oIlBlIldl Oh IIllDSs thttpl lHdA
w9s a bit too much over at the shoul-
ders for artistic lines. She wore a
waist Of solid velvet and black gar
ment suspended from different points
with the aid OF many conspicuous pins.
Capt Lawrence stood up with her at
the bar and told the tale that goes
with this sort OF cases
There was a epasm Of expectation when
Francis Wilson was called. Friday John
Sousa disappointed by proving to be not
the inustrous one OF the baton but the tip
had got about that Wilson was surely
the notable Those who lent ears To this
fable were badly ''bunked." Through
some hitch Wilson wasn't present.
According 10 Capt. Horton he is a 19-
year-old youth who attempted an escape
from cell at the Second station Satur-
day by tearing off the seat and using II
as ram 10 force out the bricks near the
lock. a performance that was interrupted.
At Joseph Bennelkoss' market, $50
Gladstone avenue. 81. 40 was stolen and
Francis held until Officer Conlon arrived
and took him In tow.
Lawrence Coppinger, distinguished from
others on the prisoners bench by the
lack OF foliage on his skypiece said he
would go back to her and was given pro-
bation on a non-support charge.
Abraham Laeker was fined SIS and costs
for working a horse UNIT for labor A
Yiddieh interpreter was called from the
audience and also thumbed off enough
dollar frog backs to settle the fine.
Clarence Besseau, 10 years old, said
guilty between sobs and was placed on
probation. His offence was plucking 10
cents worth OF flowers from Florence
Charnons garden.
James j. Thompson, 16, also got proba-
tion. He was arraigned on a warrant
idleness
John Costigan. IA. was arraigned on a
charge OF assaulting James Muvaney
His mot guilty was very distinct and he
was set down for trial Saturday under
5000 bonds.
Toney Fussi was held under 800 bonds
for trial Friday He Is accused of as
saulting Peter Greece and Sandi Ursillo.
Eva Dupont. l6 years. was pretuly
dressed conundrum for his honor. She
made good impression and got proba-
tion. Eva's father has been away from
the family about nine months. according
to her mothers story. and sent on 81
for the girl to come 10 New York. This
led 10 her arrest and her mothers APP
pearence against her this morning.
charged with being an idle person.
Mrs. Julia Barton was committed TO the
state hospital for the insane. She had
placed chloroform on her husbands face
with tho idea OF killing him and tried
TO starve herself.