The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-20
ED BUTLER'S TRIAL
POSTPONED A WEEK.
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that he was prepared to proceed with the
trial any time. Il was ready for the trial
this morning. said he. There have been
SO many witnesses subpoenaed on both
sides that 1t would not surprise me if it
took nearly a week to dispose of the mo-
tion for a change of venue"
The name of Howard A. Blossom, No.
3507 Pine street: Joseph V. Martin, No. 3317
Laclede avenue. and Stephen Peck. No. I
Vandeventer place. were attached to the
signature Of Mr.. Butler on his affidavit.
Other witnesses who have been subpoenaed
to testify in support of the motion for
change of venue are:
T. J. Mulvihill. Edward H. Joyce, Charles
Haase. W. 8. Capen, Alloys Menne, Paul e.
Beck. H. E. Love. Alfred Bannantine. J.
Bauer. F. D. Kanstine. Arthur Uhl. Ulysses
Courvoisier. Benjamin F. Morrison, W. A.
Gill, Samuel Goldman, Herman Konert
Leopold Meyer. Henry Howard. David G.
tilling. August Meyer. William J. Ashmore.
A. vissata. Charles Lohse. Henry Ruhe.
Theodore R Appel, Abe Cohn. Joe Masser.
Mark spiesel. o. A. Hartwig, James F. Cud-
more, Richard Burke. Henry w. Schulz.
Alexander Cudmore. August ]. Uhl, II. E.
Sanders, Henry Miller. Adolph Boettler. A.
T. Willie. Ernest c. Rosenthal. D. McGrath.
A. B. Koenig. e. L Goodhart. Charles H.
Satchell, c. F. Mccoy, William Reiner,
Robert Hacking. Henry J. Daniels. W. E.
Parson. Frank Wilson. Attorney 8. 8. Bass.
Bertrarn H. Holmes, Edward g. Mar. Robert
Thompson. Fred Bradford. Eugene A Long
ley. George F. Lane. Tony Badaracco Joseph
Bnda-acco. Richard P. Mcclure, Philip Mas
terson, J. B. Goodfellow, ]. c. Munro.
Charles A. Metcal.e, George Milford, George
Z. Rockwell, Joseph Blattncr, Charles
Brown. William Wilson, Charles E. Scott,
George Templeway and Charles Kraemer.
Witnesses for State.
Circuit Attorney Folk has subpoenaed the
following witnesses to testify that no pre5u-
dice exists against Mr.. Butler: E. s. Lewis
Of the Hargadine- -McKittrick Dry Goods
Company: l. o. Branch Of the White
Branch-McConklin Hat Company; W. A
Cunningham Of Rice, Stix & Co.; Max
Stern Of Rothschild Bros Hat Company; G.
g. Mckinney of the Ferguson Mckinney
Dry Goods Company; IKE Friedman Of tho
Friedman Bros. Shoe Company: J. H. Ten
nent Of the Tennent Shoe Company; W. Il.
Walker Of the Ely Walker Dry Goods Com
pany: William Ebert of No. s1s Washington
avenue. Ben Altheimer OF No. z7 North
Fourth street; H. G. Stifel of No. 217 North
Fourth street: A. Goldsmith Of Odd Fell
lows building: E. H. Barnes, Beers Hotel;
Frank q. Kaufman. Merchants Exchange;
Jesse H. Holmes. Chase Bros. Bag Com
pany; Louis Fusz, No. COL South Main
street; Web NJ. Samuel, Merchants Ex-
change; Alex. H. Smith. Merchants Ex-
change; W. P. Kennett, Merchants Ex-
change; H. A. Forman, president Fourth
National Bank; John c. Roberts Of Rob-
erts, johnson & Rand; Benjamin Eiseman
Of Rice Stix & Co,
Other Witnesses Subpoenaed.
Other witnesses who have been sub
poenaed in the case are:
The Reverend Doctor Johnson OF No. 1868
Washington avenue. H. C. Taylor of No.
2905 Dickson street. Attorney F. N. Judson Of
tO6 Rialto building. D. ]. Chilas of No. 2soo
Easton avenue, H. Hatterman of No. 4oS
North Second street. George Spelhrfnk Of
No 1891 Franklin avenue. Frank Rozier OF
No. 2slT North Broadway, c. F. Miller Of
No. zoos South Broadway. Andrew McHush
Of No. 273sh Howard street. 8. G. Faust Of
No 54o1 Easton avenue. William Godfrey
of No. 1907 North Ninth street, F. c. Echlor
of No. b21S Maple avenue. Jules Bertero OF
the Elks' Club headquarters. Phil Rohan Of
No. 3sl4 Windsor place, George Wallace OF
No. $40 Page avenue. G. W. Parker Of No.
III Whittier, George AIRING Of Eleventh and
Cass avenue, Otto Stifel of No. 20O Hebert
Charles Carroll Of No. 40l5 Page avenue,
Archibald Carr Of No. 5O44 Raymond ave-
nue., Louis P. Aloe of No 1885 Maryland
avenue. F. w. Case of No. 24l0 North Whit
tier. Tim LAWN Of No. 6ll4A Bartmer ave-
nue., E. C. Bryan of No. 1910 South Broad
way, Harry S. Toncray of No. 1908 Shenan-
doah, David Mitchell of No. 1903 Saiena,
julius vogel of No. 61O Walnut, Jos. A.
Gottlieb of No. $3.50 ST. Louis avenue, Den
mis- NJ McGrath of No. Bis Eads avenue,
Thomas A Duff of No. 1893 Lami street,
Fred Kicker Of No. 5Ol5A Vernon avenue.
A. C. Stuever of No. 1889 Russell avenue.
Louis Caesar Of No. 29l4 Locust, Attorney
John A. Gernez of No. 1907 Chestnut street,
August Ratz of the Louisiana Cafe,
James Crow of No 1900 Carr street,
John Boland of the Garvin Ho-
| tel, Thomas OFallon of No. 1lA
North Twenty-fourth, Tom Barrett. Grant
Sullivan, Ernest Meisner John F. Wehr-
| mueller. William Meager. James McCor-
mack. Michael Woodlock. NJ. A. How
| ard Of No. A5 Lincoln Trust building.
Chas. Quinn. William Baugher of No. 3147
| Shenandoah, Attorney Lee Meriwether.
| H. A. Yonge OF No. 1854 North Eighth, W.
A. Nichols of No. So Chestnut. ]. R.
Ferguson Of No. 24o4 North Ninth. J. Ed
| ward Sturman Of No. 1924 Monroe. Frank
| Levy Of No. South Sixth Fred l. Bailey
Of the Chemical building. N. ]. Horn of
| No 2631 Washington avenue. Samuel Horst
| of No. 4402 West Belle place. Charles L.
Waite Of No. sS1s Shenandoah. Harry Well
! Of No. I226A West Belle place, ]. H. Lion
berger Of No. 31s North Fourth. Thomas
| g. McPheeters Of No. 1924 Delmar avenue,
Julius 8. Walsh Of the Mississippi Valley
| Trust Company, Judge Shepard Barclay Of
| 3S44 Deimar avenue. Judge John A. Harrt-
son Of the Rialto building. Henry W. Bond
| Of No. 7o5 Olive street. Harry We'll OF No.
| 1904 Olive street. Charles Green Of No. 7o7