The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-07
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Maxine Bensvi indicted for indecent
exposure. pleaded not guilty; bail $1,000.
Thomas r. Bowers and Patrick j.
Leahy indicted for breaking and entering
barn In night time and larceny. They
are charged with entering the barn Of
James Lavell and stealing a double pair
of harnesses valued at $40. Leahy pleaded
nolo contendere and was sentenced 20
four months in jail Bowen r. out on
bail
William b. Taylor indicted for obtaining
money under false pretences. pleaded not
guilty; bail $1,000.
Eugene +. Donnelly was indicted for
breaking and entering storehouse I'm day
time and larceny He took some rubber
rolls from the Roger Williams Finishing
company. on his pleading guilty 1t was
stated he had a bad record including
sentence OF 15 months I'm states prison.
Judge Mumford sent Donnelly to states
prison for Is months again.
Joseph Cavanaugh was indicted for a
similar offense and pleaded guilty. The
attorney general did not think cava
naugh was guilty as Donnelly. Both
broke into the same building. Cavanaugh
was sent to jail for eight months.
ONE YEAR FOR ASSAULTS.
There were two indictments against
Tomasso Miniccucci charging assaults
with dangerous weapons. To one indict-
ment charging an assault with a pistol
and another charging an assault with a
knife, Miniccucct pleaded not guilty. The
indictment charging assault with knife
was nolle pressed and Miniccucci then
pleaded guilty TO an assault with a pistol.
A sentence OF one year in jail was i'm
posed.
Also a like number OF indictments for
similar offences were found against Sam
uel Harris and he pleaded not guilty. He
is charged with assaulting a woman with
a knife Bail $500.
Seth Wainwright indicted for the rob-
berry of watch and chain from George
II. s. Slocum pleaded nolo contendere in
court today. Wainwright used Slocum
very roughly and caused Slocum very
serious fracture of the nose.
Attorney General Greenough made
powerful plea for severe sentence.
Wainwright said he had trouble with Slo-
cum. Judge Mumford sentenced VAIN
wright to seven years in states prison.
John Williams indicted for assault with
a dangerous weapon pleaded not guilty.
Bail $500
Philip Ghillio and Rame Medici indicted
for breaking and entering shop in night
time and larceny pleaded guilty. They
stole candy, but as they had been in trou-
BILE before II went hard with both lads.
They will stay at the reform school during
minority.
There were two indictments found
against James Carney. One charged
time and larceny and the other. entering
a dwelling in day and larceny. He pleaded
guilty to both indictments. According to
the Attorney General, Carney has been
several times in jail. Judge Mumford SEN
fenced Carney to is months in states pris-
on.
Michael Kearney indicted for man.
slaughter on being arraigned pleaded not
guilty. Bail 5000 There is considerable
doubt as to Kearney's sanity
John Ryan, indicted for passing counter
felt money. pleaded nolo contendere. Sem
tence was deferred. This was Ryan's first
offence and as the charge against him
calls for two years in states prison and
he claimed somebody had passed the bad
silver dollar mentioned I'm the indictment
upon him the best course to take with
Ryan, the attorney general thought, was
to defer sentence. He went on $1,000 bail
Mertablish Barrie indicted for burglary
pleaded not guilty. He is charged with
breaking into the home of Mary Thebo-
deau and stealing a watch. Barrie was
held without bail.
BREAKING AND ENTERING
There were two indictments found
against William Warren. one for break
ing and entering barn in night time and
larceny of pair of horses and the other
for breaking and entering shop and the
theft of groceries, valued at 1884, These
crimes were committed at George w. Lo-
throps home in Union Village, near
woonsocket. Attorney General Greenough
said Warren had been sentenced I'm 1890
to 12 years In jail.
Stephen j. Casey made an earnest plea
for the prisoner, saying his wife had
stated she wished for mercy for him for,
the sake OF their four children Warren
was sentenced to q months in states
prison.
Francesca PARENT indicted for attempt
a6 nar knnula6cp nj ad
tendere. He was sentenced to three years
In states prison.
To two indictments found against him
for assault with dangerous weapons,
Frank Simpson pleaded not guilty. Bail
1850.
James O'Neil. indicted for assault with
a dangerous weapon, pleaded nof guilty.
Bail $500
Michael Bilyj indicted for an assault
with a dangerous weapon. In November
1905, pleaded not guilty Bail $500.
George Gilbert, indicted for carnal
knowledge Of girl under the age OF con-
sent, pleaded not guilty. Bail 5000
Alexandra Leone, indicted for entering
barn in night time and larceny, pleaded
guilty, and was sentenced TO one year In
jail.
William Beeton. Indicted for assault
with n dangerous weapon. pleaded not
guilty Bail $500
Charles Malbone. indicted for main
contendere. He came from PawtuUket.
and requested the support OF a cane aai
crutcn TO get into the court room today.
He was placed on probation.
Henry /. LOTUS. indicted for breaking
and entering barn i'm day time and lai
ceny. lie Is charged with stealing horse
and harness valued at $27660 Today he
pleaded not guilty and bail In the sum Of
$1,000 was required.
Ernest Petsold. 10 the indictment for
manslaugnter found against him, plead
"A not guilty. TINS indictment was an
unusually long one, as there were some
Ave counts TO wit Ball 5000
Willis Burlelgh indicted for an assault
with a dangerous weapon, pleaded not
guilty Bail $1,000.
James Norton. indicted for carnal
knowledge OF a girl under age. OF con-
sent, pleaded nolo contendere. It was
claimed by the state that he ran away
with the girl. who was not 10 years old.
bad record given Norton, and he
was sentenced TO a year and one month
in states prison.
Michael Wood indicted for assault with