The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-17
GRAND JURY
RETURNS BILLS
AGAINST LINCOLN
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Edward l.. Burlingame. Indicted for
burglary, pleaded nolo contendere. He
went into the house OF Mrs. Henry l..
Adams and stole $40 from the pocket
book OF Mrs Adams. 1t had been a
habit OF his to go into her house to
telephone. Attorney General Greenough
said this was Burlingame's first offence
and II did not seem as II he should be
really held for burglary and sentenced
TO five years in prison, that being the
minimum sentence for burglary, so the
attorney general changed the charge
to entering a dwelling In the night
time. Burlngame was sent TO prison
for two years
Joseph NJ Samon, indicted for mali
cious mischief. driving away horse,
pleaded nolo contendere. Samon was
sentenced to six months in Jail.
Rene Genelle, indicted for assault and
battery, pleaded not guilty. He Is
charged with having attacked friend
at Woonsocket. Bail $500.
George King. indicted for malicious
mischief, pleaded nolo contendere. He
drove away a horse belonging to
man named Allard. A sentence OF 80
days in jail was imposed.
SENT TO COUNTY JAIL.
Frank Parker indicted for Indecent
exposure. pleaded nolo contendere. He
was sent TO Jail for nine months.
Joseph Dufresne, indicted for enter
ing dwelling in daytime and stealing
lot of clothing. pleaded nolo contend
ere. One year in Jail was the sentence
imposed.
John F. Burns and Raffaele ID. Rob
bio. indicted for burglary, pleaded not
guilty. Each was required TO give
bail in the sum OF $4,000.
Peter Indicted
and entering shop In night time with in
tent TO commit larceny. pleaded no!o con-
tendre. IL was liquor Saloon that was
entered and McKenna was found asleep
In the shop. which, strangely enough, was
owned by man OF the same name. A
sentence OF 80 days in Jail was imposed.
AN OLD OFFENDER.
John Daily, indicted for breaking and en-
tering shop in night time and larceny,
pleaded guilty. He took razors. strops
and homes from Doyles barber shop. At
torney General Greenough said this man
had done time at Blackwells Island, ~.
Y. and Deer Island jail in Boston. He is
also doing time under a district court
sentence for larceny. A year in the
county Jail was the sentence imposed.
Andrew. Pora, indicted for larceny.
pleaded nolo contendere. Pora took S507.
but all of II save $40 was recovered. He
ls a young man and was sentenced to one
year in states prison.
James Thompson. indicted for breaking
and entering building in day tire and
krceny, pleaded guilty He TOOK lead
pipe from dwelling house in process of
construction. A sentence of eight months
in Jail was imposed
George Wilbur alias Harry Parker. in
dicted for breaking and entering shop in
night and larceny. pleaded not guilty.
Bail 500
Odflon Thipault. indicted for breaking
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ceny of a horse. pleaded guilty. He drove
horse from Woonsocket TO PawiIcket
and was chased by the owner in an auto
mobile. Thipault had been in jail six
times, but he claimed today he had only
been sentenced for fast driving. Judge
Baker imposed a sentence OF Is months il.
states prison.
Joseph Parke alias Joseph Segler. In
dicted for larceny from the person.
pleaded nolo contendere Joseph halls
from Springfield, Mass. He stole a watch.
chain and other articles from a fellow
boarder. sentence OF one year in Jail
was imposed on Parke.
PLACED ON PROBATION
James Cahis, indicted for malicious mis-
chief, pleaded guilty. He drove away the
horse of Joseph Bardsley. Cahis had
been drinking. and as this was his first
offence. on recommendation OF the attor-
Eey general he was placed on probation.
Peter McCabe. indicted for larceny
from the person pleaded nolo contendere.
He grabbed shopping bag that wo-
man carried in her hands. In the bag
was the woman's purse and the stealing
took place on Exchange place near the
Industrial Trust building. Attorney-Gen-
eral Greenough said there had been too
much of this kind OF work done lately.
He was sentenced to two years In states
prison.
Joseph Rut, alias Rotella. indicted for
assault with a dangerous weapon. plead
~ f1.Ne er..f1t
Joseph Kinder. Angelic Cherelle and
Joseph Cherelle, indicted for assaults
with dangerous weapons. pleaded not
guilty. and were held In $1,000 bail each.
Eddie Gamelir. indicted for larceny
from the person. pleaded nolo contendere.
and was sentenced TO one year In the
ROBBED POOR BOXES
Harry A. Dunn. alias Frank Welch, in
dicted for breaking and entering a
church In the daytime and larceny plead.
ed guilty. 1t was charged that he robbed
the poor box at the Sacred Heart church.
East Providence. Dunn had a bad record
and he was sentenced to two years in
states prison.
Woonsocket were sentenced TO the re-
form school during minority for breaking
into n shop and stealing.
Like sentences were imposed upon job
Batchelder. Mert Corcoran and Harold j.
Mansfield for breaking and entering
shops in the night time and larcenies.
JUVENILES INDICTED.
The following Juveniles were indicted;
John Doyle, John Smith, Walter Lawson,
Earl Downs. Joseph Silva, breaking and
entering a freight car and larceny. AL
fred Frawley and Arthur Thibideau.
breaking and entering barn in night time
and larceny, vite Geneva breaking and
entering shop in night time and larceny.
George Morancy breaking and entering
shop and barn and larceny. James con-
way breaking and entering shop In night
time and larceny, John j. McKiernan and
oswald Heald breaking and entering
building in daytime and larceny and Carl
ton Aldrich and Otto Carlson breaking
and entering building night time and
larceny.
OUT ON BAIL
Parties out on bail. who were indicted.
must appear and plead Friday. They
are.