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Insties F1eld Arrested on The
= arEant FOR Murder
LIBERATED Il OsCE Oh $500 BAL.
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All Tie master w4s heard ~ 5-.s
s4"ySr, ~ tie United states tlrc1l
Coart VIC gr-4ts1 be WIZ auG Ie-
T. zsed justice Ped On g % bal
TIE war ann Tor justice klei1s arrest a a.
issued ~ lasgloe or tie peace IA stock
ton ou TIE complaint u Ms sArsh Althea
Terry Sheriff Cunningham. of St0l atom.
arrived here wIIh the warrant Thursday
night and he applied 70 Judge Blk or the
police cOurt. Friday morning IL indofse II
Judge ia took tie matter uLCor advise cent
and consulted with District Attorney Page,
v DO expressed the opinion that he A.
rant should b Endorsed. IS u = a. issued IN
tie regular form snd tie judge should not
consider the individuality OF the per-
s0n sgai - whom Il was directed
Counsel who appeared Tor Justice
Isld urged the Judge 70 take tests-
mony 10 ascertain II the warrant
should have been Issued h declared that
the issuance OF the warrant Was nothing
more than an attempt 10 humilAte Justice
OF the suprems Court Judge Xix finally
indorsed tho VAR ant aud placed II IN the
hands OF sherif Cunningham, who went 10
the United States Appraisers building,
where Fields chambers are located
Justice Fed arrived al his chambers
about noon. and with Judge Brewer. or
nsas and Judge sawy awaited the ar
rival Of the sheriff Sheriff Cunningham
went first 10 the maIshals Of1ce,
and then. accompanied by Chief OF Police
Crowley. Captain Lees and linked
States Marsha Franks proceeded 70 Justice
Fields chambers Justice Field rose 10 re-
ceive the party and Sheriff Cunningham
presented tic warrant and formally made
the arrest An application was made at
once for 3 wit or habeas corpus Judge
sawyer granted the writ and retired TO the
circuit courtroom District Attorney
Carey announced that Sheriff Cunningham
had Obeyed the writ OF babeas corpus and
produced the f1soner and that he now
awaited the further pleasure Of the court
Judge Sawyer set the case for hearing fOr
next Thursday morning and ordered JUS
tee Field release, fixing the bail at -, oOQ
The petition for the writ OF habeEs corpus
was made by Justice Field himself, ami n
very long document An abstract Is as fol-
lows:
II sets forth IN detail the FAC OF the case
already known. and declares that al tie break
fast table a. LatArop Justice Field was mali
ciously and w.ckedly assaulted from behind
" thout any forewarning b. David 5 Terry,
which assault was not provoked by any act
word or deed OF the petitioner. The details
OF The contempt proceedings OF September
last when Mrs. Terry caused the sensa-
I onal scene in the circuit courtroom,
are then set forth, and It is declared that
at tbs time O: the commission OF the
contempt by Terry AMI his wife, ana their
arrest convict on and sentences. there
fore, aud az q .ers times and places since
e the petitioner IS informed and lei ewes, that
Terry and his wife have respectively threat
ened that at the FIRST opportunity they would
insult, assault aud XII the petitioner on ac-
count OF acts done IN the discharge OF the
duties deYOving upon him as Associate JUS
tice or The United ST les Supreme Court anu
that Terry had repeatedly ana frt QUenuy
declared tlet he would get even with the
petitioner. The petition next SETS forth that
al the tine Of tie shooting Justice L ED was
accompanied by Ia yid Nagle. Deputy United
States Marshal who was acting under 'nstruc-
tons from the Acknowledgement OF the United
States and Marshal Franks. The petitioner
declares that he IN no way o. manner
defended or protected himself and
was IN no way respoas bic FOR any rections
ven Nagle or any other person, and hat he
WAS merely present at the place O. shooting
while en- route from Los Angeles TO San Fran
SEQ "A q scla &c OF his Official duties. He
further declares that lie was not then nor has
be been az any tina for many years armed
with any weapon whatever nor has he used
any weapon whatever Petitioner further al
legged that Sarah Althea Terry falsely aud
manciousiy swore out The warran. o. arrest
Justice + ED also sets forth IN his petit on
that ne s now holding court IN this city md
IA t MS arrest md removal woy-s
seriously Interfere VITA and interrupt his
of8cial duties. such Interference being contrary
10 the prov siOns OF the consuiut on. Just &C
Field further asserts that iH.the UG.tsd States
Circuit Court, during the hear.ag O. tie sharon
case issues, i was proved and held that The
complainant, Sarah >-lhea Terry, was "an
abandoned woman VI bout rae ~
Action viii be taken seeking for an or
der from the United States Court upos
Sheriff Cunningham % a. once deliver
Deputy Mars al Nagle into the custody OF
the United States Marshal Upon which,
4 obeved. the deputy Will be brought to
this city
Application was made by Attorney Crit
tendon 10 the supreme Court OF California
70 adjourn as a mark OF respect 10 the
memory OF Judge larry ex -Chicf-Justice.
Chief-Justice Beatty declined 10 entertain
the motion. after remarking that h. was
sorry that the motion had been made.
The funeral OF Judge Terry was held At
Stockton Fr lay. The bod was removed
f ON tne morgue a. noon and taken TO the
Episcopal church. where Il iav in state foI
two hours and was viewed bv a great num-
Der o. people Mrs Terry occupied pe "
near the casketand watched the face o the
dead all the while Several times sho left
her seat and threw herself upon tie casket
The service was read by one % the vestrv-
men Of The church The body was buried
in 4 cemetery 10 the town
STOCKTON. Cal. Aug r.. Deputy United
States Marshal Maggie. the slayer Of Ju &c
Terry. vas released from jail on a writ Of