The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17

The grand jury returned 20 true pliis III
Judge Mumfords division OF the superior
court this morning.
Sarah Heagney was indicted for the
murder OF her iilegitimate child. No in
dictment was found against Frank john
son, accused of having pushed woman
out OF a window at lodging house on
North Main street An Indictment was
found against Evan B. Rosenkranz for
the illegal practice OF dentistry.
No true bills were found against the
following parties Domenico Nostilo, as
sault and battery; Severio DE Meglio,
knowledge of GIRL Frank Johnson.
manslsughter. and Eugene White, inde-
cent exposure.
There was but one severe sentence i'm
posed. Parties out on bail must appear
on Friday next to plead. Criminal trials
will be begun on Dec. 90
Edward Miller and Petro Hrosowey, in
dicted for the robbery OF Emile j. Tou-
pin. station agent OF the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad company at
Manville. pleaded not guilty and were held
without bail. Toupin claims that a mask
ed man appeared with a revolver at the
ticket office window and demanded he, the
agent, throw up his hands. This the
agent did and the man got away with $3i
belonging TO the company and s. belong
ing to Toupin. Miller was arrested at Al
bion and revolver found in his posses
sion. n is claimed the Polander stood
watch for Miller.
OTHER CASES.
Emanuel Gomel. indicted for assault
with intent 10 kill pleaded nolo conten-
dere. He forced his way into the home
OF girl who had refused his advances
and fired two shots from a revolver at
her. One shot took effect with what II
was appeared for time would be seri-
ous. Gomel had threatened to kin the
woman and then go TO Jail. He was SEN
fenced 10 f1ve years in state prison at
hard labor
James H. McKenna. indicted for break
ing and entering shop i'm night time and
larceny pleaded noo contendere He stole
tools belonging to Charles f. Grinnell. a
carpenter. sentence OF 60 days in Jail
was imposed.
I.ucius Babbitt and Clinton Van Wilson
were Jointly indicted for robbery. but
only Babbitt has ever been In custody.
Babbitt pleaded not guilty. To another
Indictment charging him with burglary.
Babbitt also pleaded not guilty. On both
offenses he was committed without bail.
The two men committed their alleged
crimes at the RED Lion House" in West
Glocester.
Sar1h Heaeney, indicted for murder
pleaded not guilty. She was committed
without bail.
Richard Conners, indicted for breaking
and entering a shop m night time and
larceny. pleaded nolo contendere. Con-
ners had never been found guilty before
ot anything more serious than drunken
ness and he was let of with sentence
OF so days In Jail.
William Nutter. indicted for assault
with dangerous weapon, pleaded guilty.
He fired revolver at Merchant and Mi
ner's dock ON the night OF Sept. IS and a
ball grazcd James Tummins. watchmau.
IL required quite struggle before an Of
hcer got the revolver away from Nutter.
Nutter denied that he was ever in jail
in Massachusetts and the attorney gen
eral then stated Nutter had been before
the district court here for carrying con-
cealed weapons Nutter asserted he in
tended to harm no one. He was SEN
fenced TO IL months I'm jail
George Riley. indicted for breaking and
entering storehouse in nighttime and lar
ceny OF the property OF Bernard Gold
berg, pleaded nolo contendere TO a charge
OF entering. He stole oats valued at $50
Riley has been To the house OF correction
seven times. A sentence of 60 days in jail
was imposed.
There were two indictments found
against Emorida Petit. Octovian VILLAIN
dry and Emil Baker jointly. charging the
breaking and entering OF dwellings In the
daytime and larceny. and four other in
diotments in which Baker and villandry
were Joined with John r. Currier for
breaking and entering shops In night time
and larceny. Petit, Vilandry and Baker
To the first two indictments above stated.
pleaded different pleas. They were ac-
cused of taking money and watches.
Baker pleaded not guilty. the other two
nolo contendere. Petit pleaded guilty 20