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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-03-16

And DO hereby further certify that
after said list Of Grand Jurors had been
selected. that there was drawn according
10 law by said Board Of Jury Commits.
sloners the names of thirty petit jurors
to serve at said Court for the week com.
mendng Monday. April LIST. 1907. and
the names of thirty petit jurors to serve
for the week commencing Monday, April
>th, 1907. which said lists are as follows.
to-wlt:
Pctlt .IurOrS tOr fN, week rnmmencinr
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-03-16

In evidence whereof, witness my Of
ticiai signature and the seal OF my SAID
office this 2tSh day Of February, 1907.
WILBUR II. KRAMER,
Clerk of Court.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
Left Lung Almost Gone.

Gas / am q member OF the Hull House
women's Club. was called out many times
when the weather was very bad, and so
caugtt q very bad cough. and doctors claimed
that my lungs were affected; in fact the
left lung was almost gone. but since have
taken your valuable DUFFY'S PURE MALT
wHISKEY ! feel better, and would not do
without II. I have not been taking It very
long. but I an sure Of good results. have
good color IN my face and feel that I can
work with q great deal more ambition.
cannot praise It too much I have recon-
nended 81 TO several OF my friends, and they,
too, are thankful for the benefit they have
already derived from it-"-Mrs. VICTOR A.
BBAUCAIRE, 255 Ogden ave-. Chicago, III.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
DE HAVEN APPEALED TO
Attorneys for 'Ruef Seek Writ of Habeas
Corpus in Federal Court

O0EpuM IN E00CTul OOuIN
Bright and early yesterday fore
noon Samuel NJ Shortridge and Francs
J. Murphy presented in the United
States District Court "A voluminous Pc
tition for & writ Of habeas corpus on
behalf of Abe Ruef, who would rather
be free than occupy a room at the st.
Francis Hotel Judge de Haven de-
clined TO hear any argument on the
matter and set the hearing for tomor-
row at p. m
Attorney Murphy started in to make
an argument, but Judge de Haven drily
remarked that he did not care to listen
to an argument and that he would take
the matter under advisement. If Muir
ply had any authorities, added the
Judge. he would be pleased 10 look into
them.
"wf1i your Honor render q decision
today?" inquired Murphy, anxiously.
Il have the matter under advise
ment" returned the Judge, and when
] come 10 a conclusion will announce
IL.
Murphy sat down with a crestfallen
air and e blue halo hovered around
Shortridge's classic features
The petition sets forth that the in
dictment under which Ruef is held in
arrest IS Invalid because the Grand
Jury by whom IL was found was an
illegal body. for the reason that one OF
its members. Wallace c. Wise. was dis
qualified from serving for having been
a trial juror within one year prior to
his selection as a grand juror; and that
by reason of such void Indictment Ruef
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
Attorneys of Ruef May
Face Perjury Charge

with whom did you communicate
from Trocadero7" he repeated, but
once more Cert refused to answer CIV
ing as his reason that the question
was indefinite. Heney then made II
more, specific by enumerating a list of
Ruef's friends and attorneys and ask
ing Cert If he had communicated with
them. but Cert still refused to answer.
In order 10 determine the matter
an adjournment was taken to Judge
Coffeys court, where the record was
read and the Judge asked TO instruct
Cert 70 answer.
INSTRUCTED TO ANSWER
Attorney c. H FairaIl, acting for
Cert, claimed that the proceedings were
irregular, as no citation IN contempt
had been made. and also declared that
the foreman Of the Grand Jury had
referred to his client as a cur while in
the Jury room
Foremsn Oliver st once arose and
admitted that he had made such a
reference to Cert. but that he apollo
gized When oliver made this state
ment Judge Coffey remarked that II
was a small matter, anyway, had no
bearing on the matter OF Cerfs an
swering the questions put to him, and
that he did not wish 70 hear the story.
He told CERT that il was his duty to
answer the questions.
The Grand Jury reassembied IN Ma
tive Sons Hall and Cert was again
placed on the stand. When he was
again asked with whom he had com
nuuicated from Trocadero he refused
20 answer on the ground that he might
incrin14nate himself
The matter was dropped at this
point for the present, bat viii be
tsken up at a later date. The grand
jurors believe that Cert can furnish
information that WIFI make matters
extremely uncomfortable for members
Of Ruef's legal staff.
The other witnesses told in detail
Of the arrival OF Ruef and Cert at
Trocadero and >the manner In which
a large supply OF magazines and books
and remained IN their rooms most of
they spent their Gays there, They had
the time.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
Spring Tonic and Appetizer.

y wish 10 tel you that last winter had
q very severe time. I have bronchial asthma
Of long standing. and as q result q very
weak heart had also 8 very severe at
tack of the grip IN January. II LETT me IN
very poor condition. NY stomach and bowels
were bsdly out Of order. i could not eat
nv stomach would not retain the food. The
doctor tried 10 relieve me. hut cid not seem
70 succeed I commenced 10 take DUFFY'S s
PTRF MATT WHISKEN In April and
now VERY much better. ] can eat all that
need en6 a does not hurt me. ] have been
gaining ever since ] commenced taking It,
and / shall continue 30 take II as long as
seem 10 receive benefit from its use Capt.
]. ii. WARREN. Wolfeborough Falls. y. B.,
Trfr 30 1905
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A Spring Medicine.

Last April I took a sudden cold, and /
was laid up with neuralgia In my shoulder.
which brought on fever and took away my
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Hoping your medicine will prove bene-
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Franklin. Mass, Sept 1, 1905.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
March the Most
Trying Month.


vitality its rough winds and weather is most trying
worlds
liant DUFFYS PURE MALT WISKY which ench the blood ana
quickly 1t builds
forties against
disease
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
OPPOSES SIDEWALK REDUCTION

A. sbarboro. president Of the Italian
American Bank, filed with the Super
visors yesterday a protest against the
recommendation of the Works Board
that the width of sidewalks on both
sides of Montgomery street be reduced
by three feet Sbarboro claims that
the sidewalks are too narrow now and
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
Night SWeafs and ChiIIs.

I have taken DUFFY's PURE MATT
WHISKEY for three months for lung
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hedfast and now ] an able 70 work. Now.
the doctor Of our town said that nothing
would help me- but DUFFG'S MALT
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weighed s6 pounds. ] weigh 100 pounds
now, the chills have left me, and the sweats
are also gone. ] am looking for great re
sults."-Mr. JOHN BENILG. Grand Rapids.
Mich Nov. -, 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
Always Cures Grip.

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WHIsKEY has beer nv one medicine
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6ue r. fhe 'sudicious use OF DuFFY'S MALT
WHISKFY. Wv. A. STAGG, 1868 Pacinc
street BROOKLYN. n. =.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
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anteei is on
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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10

method provided by the laws of Cali
fornia to review q decision of the Su-
perior Court In a habeas corpus pro-
oeeding IN any other courts Of the
State, and that It is to be regarded as
a final Judgment in the highest court
of the State, and therefore that an ap-
peal from that Judgment may be taken
TO a Federal court. II is recited fur
Their that Judge Hebbard had granted
a WRIT Of error to the Supreme Court of
the United States: that he had admitted
Ruef to bail in $4,000 bonds; and that
such writ of error operated as stay
of all proceedings on the matter.
These are the points upon which the
writ of habeas corpus is asked. The
petition also goes fully into the history
of the court proceedings in the case.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
Tonic for the Old.

~ have been using your DUFTY'S PURE
MALT WHISKEY as a nonic-stimulant for
The pdst two years and feel That have de-
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''I an now over eighty years OF age and
g,nce I have taken DUTTY's MALT WHIS-
KEY I haze taken no other nedicineJ''--
HAAC P. LADD. Albany. n. z. Aug. o.
1909.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
Strong at 94.

1T 1E true I have used your whiEkey and
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was es on June 27th- Among my other pres
euts was some Of your Malt Whiskey from
ny nephew. / know that / would not
be alive today did ] not take 1t regularly
IN moderate quantities, as ! do not, have
much appetite. MARSHALL PIERCE,
Putney Vt. Aug. z 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
E[|sOR B|GGY TAKES
NO CHANCES WITH RUEF
Captured Fugitive Boss Is
Kept Under Close
Guard in Hotel
Continued From Page 20, Column

But a lawyer with practice Of $780,
o00 year is not comfortable in en-
forced idleness within the walls of a
- by IL apartment Ruef has dis
played a disposition to make the most
out Of q depressing situation. He is
we'll provided with literature. All the
latest magazines have been taken to
him Between sessions with the peri
odicals he receives friends, jokes with
his captors and bitterly denounces
Judge Dunno.
A little group was found seated in
his room yesterday regarding him with
that curiosity usually displayed at the
Chutes after the arrival OF new spe-
cies from South America On the bed
lay In disorder a varied assortment OF
1o-cent magazines. Ruef occupied a
chair near the window. He tilted his
chair and looked out. Then he yawned.
Then he 'joshed" his captors.
"Biesyss gone out" he explained. "I
told him he could go for a walk. You
see this Is as bad for Biggy as for me.
I had stroll this morning" he con-
tinued, "but Of course 1 had company.
/ invited one of the boys"--indicating
the guards-'to go along. I thought
1t would be better TO invite him. as
knew he'd come along anyway"
During the day Ruef received his at
torneys and a large number Of political
friends. Late in the afternoon mem
bers of his family called and affection
ate greetings were exchanged Among
Ruef's callers were MYRTLE Cert, De-
tectfve Steve Bunner. Marco Bollo of
the Fire Commission, Marshall 2.
Woodwork, John T. Williams, Assist
ant City Attorney. and several others.
It was reported that Williams bore q
message from the Mayor.
Ruef told some Of the newspaper men
during the day that he and Cert had
planned TO come back to the city the
day they were captured. He said they
had intended to telephone for a launch
to meet them at the life-saving station
and bring them in by way of the
Golden Gate.
His attorneys were unable to bring
him tfdings that were even remotely
cheerful They had applied in the
United States District Court before
Judge de Haven for writ of habeas
corpus, but the matter was taken under
advisement.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
Best of Spring Appetizers.

Il am veteran Of the Ciril War. served
three years, and am 64 years OF age.
Il take DUFFy's PURE MALT WHIS-
KEY before each meal. and End 81 the best
OF Spring appetizers. ] think chat there is
nothing better Tor 8 man getting on In years.
I am a temperate man and only use your
product as q medicine and only at such
times as / need it."-C. Il. CADY, ISL Park
aFenue. Worcester. Mass, Sept. /. 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
A Temperance Doctor.

II inoorse DUTFY's PURE MALT
wHIEKEY as e medicine end for medical
use. ana for nothing else. oppose intern-
pera1ce and favor ell laws that tend toward
the suppression OF drunkenness. II P,
PALMER, N D.. R1ves. Tenn, Aug. Q, aeo6.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10


When the grand jurors assembled
yesterday morning they at once began
Ar invest igation OF the circumstances
attending the period of voluntary exile
to which Ruef had subjected himself
The witnesses called were MYRTLE
Cert. Joseph McPhaul. who runs the
resort at Trocadero; William Ealand,
g bartender at the place; Chauffeur II
e. Bailey and Frank Spencer, who
occupies a desk n Cerf's Office
CERT TRIES TO ESCAPE
just before he was called 70 The
stand Cert made an attempt to es-
name. He made a dash for the door,
but Percival Dolman, who was on duty
there. grabbed him and a Ecufie en-
sued. Cert struck Dolman and sought
10 thrust him aside. Dolman retaliateo
and the two clincheo- AS they swung
they smashed through a pane OF glass
The crash brought assistance TO Dol
man and Cert was taken 10 the wit
ness room
Before CERT began his testimony he
was informed that the information he
might give would not be used against
b5m personally, but was intended as
& basis for possible charges OF perjury
against those who had on the witness
stand denied knowledge OF Ruefs
whereabouts. The reference was to At
torneys ShOrtridge. Murphy and Fair
sIl, Sheriff O'Neil and Coroner Walsh.
when Cerf mounted the stand he
nrew forth q cigarette and was about
70 light *. when he was requested TO
6asist His entire manner was re-
Fsrded by members of the Grand Jury
as so lacking IN respect as TO warrant
& severe reprimand- In reply 20 the
questions asked by Heney, CERT said
that he had gone with Ruef 20 Troca-
6ero on Monday night for q vacation.
f5e stated nothing in regard 10 dodg-
Ing the trial had been said. but that
Ruef desired a rest and had invited
Cert 70 accompany him When Heney
began 70 press for closer knowledge
Cert became evssive IN his answers.
CHALLENGES BEEET
Finally Heney askeds Whom did
you tell you were going TO Troca-
6ero7"
Il decline % answer. It's none OF
your business" said Cert
With whom did you communicates
from TrocaderoT' asked Heney.
Again the question drew forth an
knsolent reply.
! must request you 60 show more
respect for the Grand Jury" cautioned
Heney.
7 don't see why" said Cert, ste
nothing but a -" BE stopped short
Finish g." said Foreman Oliver.
No" replied Cert, I'll not express
my opinion OF the Grand Jury, but II
the Assistant District Attorney VIII
step outside I'll tell him what think
OF him"
THE Assistant District Attorney Will
cblige you" said Heney quickly. and
both he and Cert stepped toward the
door. Foreman Oliver hastened TO In
tervene and bade Cert resume his place
on the witness stand.
You are acting like q cur. sir" he
Shouted at the witness.
PAJAMAs AN ISSUE
A new tack was then made.
Didn't you make preparations for
your journey?" Oliver asked.
NO" Cert replied.
Didn't you take toothbrush
aiong7"
u refuse TO answer such an inper-
tinent question"
sDldn't you take q pair OF pa3smas
eiong?'
Again CERT declared the ouetsion
s'impertinent."
Hepey then took the witness in hand
eEain.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10

suggests that the railroad tracks be
removed from the street to accommo-
date teaming traffic now that the pro-
ject to widen Montgomery street mas
fallen through
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
MoDERAroR 70 PREACH

Rev. R Hunter Corbett, moderator OF
the General Assembly OF the Presbyte-
rian church. therefore the head Of the
church in the United States. Is In
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10

is deprived Of his liberty without due
process Of law, in violation of the fifth
and fourteenth amendments to the con-
stitution Of the United States. It is
further set forth that there Is no
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10

the city. and tonight win speak
at the Westminster Presbyterian
Church. During his stay here he will
be the guest OF Rev. Dwight z. Potter
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10

Continued from Page p. Column 8
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W. !" r. 'Ar'"'t WHO una ,
i:t'e Children sp4nt 5anday @ith !
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!i"'r j. No part az thc Bible
ina, Dnb" IU!Iy explained wijh
On. he TWO MIS-. Som, one
u III say yes there is, this part
'nIlY explained That is
Hr,>' d'cd on the cross. Bu,
v"'NsScr moi, For to fully cX.
n.a.n it You viii have 10 tell as.
why ho had To die, and for whom
h, dlru and why he blinded tha
eyes of the lnn>ical Jews by nar
bic, before his death.
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DEATH
49, s3is! s-sEe2 -. Case

OLA sister Grwycr passed death, cold stream ON
last F'o'r At ~ HON her Sols Rnrnham she
hl % st IN IN An'io' Geometry las Sunday under
sanl that 3 20 Wait" fr"n Mou.2in Grove conducted the
services She had boon member Of the Christian Church
Tor many wears ~ "" understand We did not learn the
real particulars.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-03-21

Hb'>N"d az" til" poor in
spirit What is Ia be- undc,
stood by this expression Of the
Lord dAd saviour ,lcsu, Christi
live ha%" the ,piri, of Christ IN
Us are We poor in Spirit; let
H. ru' oui mind To thinking and
1t iHal be that W" con learn .ulno.
thing ev"n in those last days
~ "tj tn poor in spirit was
10, tr.,'.,,, before the coming Of
Christ iiut this rxplaraion
doc 1"' !H'ong - the one man
theory
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THE CIR
POMONA MO
LOCAL LORE

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uft,. da, now.
The Colony mill w;IiI,a,,,r ao.,.
iaf
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hand 81 MON. rr,,.p.,,....
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Mry HONE ITEMS.

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&C. ne m1'a.sei for salc at Ibis
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tn" Colony mill vii Lggir cav
ing Iuf"hcr By Thursday iao!E.
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'inwinD gardens :, the ordo,
ufth dly nuw.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-10-10
When Success SPELLS Failure.

Business success for the woman does
not mean domestic or individual happi-
ness, and, on the whole, business life
makes for restlessness, selfishness, and
discomfort You can not measure the
influence of business on the woman by
figures or statistics.
You can not count wrecked lives
among women wage-earners as you can
tally off divorce cases on court calen-
dars, and trace them to certain causes,
such as incompatability, desertion,
cruelty, etc. You can not say that
woman in business is a failure or sue
cess according to the salary she draws.
You can not expect the trim, self
contained girl at your elbow to admit
that her perfectly appointed little
apartment becomes a whited sepuIchre
in perfectly ordered life OF dinners,
clubs, theaters, and opera parties spells
failure.
She says she is a success. In her
heart she knows that when the last
guest has gone, and the trim little maid
has been dismissed, the exquisitely ap-
pointed little apartment becomes
Whited sepulchre in which the starved
soul of the woman sits alone weeping
Woman's Home Companion.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-10-10
Wise Plan to SnXn.

Never mind what the method, save
a little. If you can only afford cents
a week, save it and do not think it too
small to bother with. A woman with
small bank account of her own or
with some little savings invested in a
strong financial institution, caa never
be as utterly crushed to earth by any
kind of misfortune as the one who, in
addition to her other troubles, has not
penny to help herself with. You
may have rich friends who are willing
to come to your aid in an emergency,
but with your own little capital you
will have a feeling of independence
which is one of the most satisfactory
feelings in the world to have. Try it
once and see. 1t is only at the begin
ming that women have to be urged to
save. Just as soon as they realize the
satisfaction of it, they are quite ready
to so on without any further urging.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-10-10
KING EDWARD AS A SAILOR.
British Ruler Is Almost as Fond of a
Ship as He Is of Fine Horse.

British Ruler Is Almost as Fond OF q
Ship as He Is of a Fine Horse.
King Edward has always been de
voted to the sea, says Fritz Morris in
Recreation. If there is one thing more
than another, after a horse, which eX,
cites the interest of a Briton it is a
ship; and the king has always shown
himself a typical Englishman in his
love of the sea. He paid the navy
the compliment Of entrusting it with
the education of his two sons, while he
himself is no less enthusiastic than
practical sailor, as we'll of the iron
clad as of the yachting type. 1t so
happened that the year 1877, which be-
held the first appearance of the then
Prince of Wales colors at Newmarket,
also witnessed his first signal victory
as a yachtsman; for in that year, with
his schooner Hildergarde, he won the
coveted Queens cup at Cowles-open to
members of the Royal Yacht squadron,
of which his royal highness was, and
continued to remain, commodore until
his succession to the crown Once more,
in 1880, the king secured the holy grail
of the sea with his cutter Formosa,
while in 1895 and 1897 he again carried
it off with his famous craft Britannia,
which generally enabled him to rule
the waves wherever he flew his burgee
from Cannes to the Clyde. No one in
all England has done more than he to
encourage recovery of the Americas
cup, and it may be remembered how
his majesty's devotion to this great
national cause, as represented by the
Shamrock IL, came very near to cost
ing his life.
The king has, however, of late years
rather favored his splendid steamer the
Victoria and Albert, and a new steam
yacht is now being built. The Victoria
and Albert is a stately looking vessel,
Respondent in handsomely gilded
carved work at bows and stern, whilst
two lines of gilded rope molding sweep
gracefully along her sides. For the
interior decoration white and gold only
are used. The prettiest effect of this
can be seen in the deck saloon, which is
very fine apartment and used either
for dining or receDtiOn OurDoSeS