The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-07

The grand jury today made It's report
to Judge Mumford in the superior court.
Some lbs true bills were found as the re-
suit of over two weeks work by the
grand jurors. In IS instances no true
bills were found. including three cases
OF parties bound over for manslaughter.
No true bill was found against Andrew
Albanian, who was charged with having
early on the morning OF Aug 10 killed n
man named Arslanian in a house on Fill
more street, nor against Stephen Snead
charged with having forced the head OF
man named Johnson under water at
Mashapaug pond until the man died; nor
Michael Silvestri. who was brought back
from Canada some weeks ago an a charge
of having murdered his brother
Fitzroy Willard, who shot and fatally
injured at the office OF the Brown e
Sharpe Manufacturing company on May
81 Amos n. Gorham and Thomas E. Ed
mundson, was indicted for manslaughter
on two charges. Willard and Gorham
had bitter words and Edmundson tried to
act as peacemaker. Willard pleaded not
guilty. William III. Thornley, is his coun-
sell
A like indictment was found aghinst
Michael Keaveney. who on July 81 shot
and killed his brother, Cornelius, in
Cranston. and Ernest Petsold, charged
with having caused the death OF Helen
May Brown in Pascoag early last August
was also indicted for manslaughter.
Thomas Jenson. who on April 6, II Is
charged. went TO harrington. where his
wife worked for storekeeper named
William II. Clinton and threw vitrol on
Mrs. Jenson and Clinton with the result
that the latter died some time later, was
indicted for murder.
Dar
dicted must appear and plead on Friday
next. Juveniles indicted will plead on
Thursday. Willard was required to give
$4,000 ball under each of the indictments
found against him.
NO TRUE BILLS
No indictment was found against the
following persons: William OBrien.
breaking and entering barn; Francesca
Dercoli. assault dangerous weapon: will
liam Calvin, larceny from person; Michael
j. Joyce, assault dangerous weapon; Ly-
man r. Potts, nuisance: John A. McDon-
ough assault dangerous weapon; Samuel
Goldstein. extortion Edward Breen, as
sault dangerous weapon: Stephen Snead,
manslaughter; Edward H. Grenior false
pretences; Andrew Albanian, manslaugh-
ter; Michael Silvestri. manslaughter;
James Mcdonald and Edward Collins.
Frank Collins and Robert Martin (juven-
iles), breaking and entering and larceny.
INDICTED PERSONS ON BAIL.
Parties indicted who are out on bail:
Joseph Levi. Thomas Weston and Owen
Harris alias' Horish alias Herish, assault
and battery; Alexander w. Frair. Frank
Zomba, Frank Troutti. Reuzi Sanerio.
Robert ]. Chappell. Francesca Caputa.
Donate De Angels. Serop Cokarion alias
Cakarion alias Kakarion, Joseph Poda-
warny and Steny Taraska, assaults with
dangerous weapons: George o. Stillant.
John Zamboski and Michael Malone. as
sault with intent TO rape: Horace c. War
den, larceny; Isadore Chaen and Pauline
A. Duprezz larceny from person; Clar-
ence A. Smith and Charles w. Potter, en-
bezzlement; jeremiah Falvey, enter barn
In night time and larceny; Herbert John
son, breaking and entering dwelling in
day and larceny; John Mcguire and
Charles Winters, James Delanio alias
Chereln and Edward Donahue, breaking
and entering shop In daytime and larceny;
Alfred Benoit. Thomas Benoit and Come
Perron and James Manning. breaking and
entering shop at night and larceny; ]. n.
Gagnon and Clarence NJ. Reach, obtaining
money under false pretences; William j.
White, receiving stolen goods; William
Havens, Frederick J. Lockhart indecent
exposure: Joseph Marcello. Willie Wong.
Chu Sam. Fred Martinelli. Howard b.
Miller, carnal knowledge of girl under age
consent, Charles A. Collins, David john
son and Leo +. Young, malicious mis-
chief; Thomas Jennson, assault with in
tent TO kill: Thomas" Jennson, murde;
Hugh ]. Markey and Mary Markey. Luke
Fay. Thomas Boyle. Luigi Cianporcero,
William w. Salesses, Emma Il. Bouch-
ard and Georgiana Bishop. nuisances.
CASES DISPOSED OF.
William Pendleton. indicted for assault
with intent to rape. pleaded guilty. He
In ST q 4
prison.
John Cassidy and william Degnan, In
dlcted for breaking and entering shop In
day time and larceny OF goods worth s2s,
both pleaded not guilty. Bail In the sum |
of $1,000 was required OF each.
To the two indictments found against |
William Anderson for breaking and enter !
ing shops In night time, he inferred diff !
ferept pleas. lie went through screen |
into one shop and took 21s cents. lie has |
a bad record. Il was stated TO the court. |
Anderson pleaded not guilty 90 the second |
Indictment and sentence was not i'm |
posed, though he had pleaded guilty to |
the first Indictment Bail 1900.
John Dowd pleaded not guilty to an in |
dictment charging assoult with a Danger |
Gus weapon Bail 1850.
George and Caroline Goodwin. indicted
for maintaining a nuisance. pleaded not
guilty. Ball 5000
Joseph verdner. indicted for malicious
michief. pleaded guilty. verdner drove
on DIT. Hays horse and carriage. After