The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-02-01

| afternoon and the last time he was dis
! missed he instructed to report dsali.
| at 10 O'clocI; this morning.
| Judge Wilbur =. Boyie CT the law firm or
| Boyle. Priest & lehman. was Il w!tness In
! th. morning. Chauncey I. Fiiley. the for
mer Republican leader. who IS credited With
an intimate knowledge OF the inside history
OF all the combines. rings and deals o.
former municipal administrations. was also
examined Otto Stifel who succce9ed E!iis
Wainwright as president Of the 81. LOUIS
Brewing Association. arrived in time 10
evai- ~ attachment issued FOR him pc
cause Of his failure to appear Thursday.
Daniel G. Tay'c-, Z: iuwyer. Edward Eecs-
man. a stock broker; Joseph Holiday.
lawyer. and a. a. Lewis. teller Of the CON
tinental National Bank, were the only m
portant witnesses outside OF .::r remainder
Of the members of the last House. george
Martin, ex-clerk of the House, and former
Deputy Supply Commissioner. was q ne"
witness.
LEAVES OTHER TRANSACTIONS
FOR NEXT GRAND JURY.
In the opinion of those who have closely
followed the proceedings of the ihVes'!sa-
tion. the Grand Jury, Judging by 'he WIZ
nesses examined and the developments VI
the week. has confined itself mainly 10 the
incident of the Suburban franchise uea''
While II has undoubted dly uncovered ldcS
bearing on other corrupt practices. II IS
believed that its lahors have been con-
fined largely to obtaining evidence inVoiV-
ing the persons charged with completely III
the sla5 coo transaction, and that the IN
formation obtained in regard to otheF
shady transactions will he embodied In It's
final report, and transmitted to Its successor
for its guidance.
Although the two warrants issued yester-
day embody Tn. only visible results of the
Of tbn
by no means follows that no Indictments
have been found against other persons.
There Is a conviction In the MINDS OF the
court officials and others interested that
the body has obtained Information and evi-
dence sufficient to warrant the finding OF
several Indictments, and that these indict-
ments will he returned Into court to-day
with the final report.
Circuit Attorney Folk said last night
that. owing to his inability TO determine
what the Developments of this morning i
session Will be, he could not say AT what
hour the report would be made. He said
he expected to examine several witnesses
this morning.
WHO FAULKNER AND
LEHMAN ARE.
Henry A. Faulkner is stepson OF Doctor
WI liam X. Faulkner, superintendent of Inc
Mounted Police stables. lie is MEMBER
of the Committees on Public improvements,
Fire Department and Pubnc Accounts Vi
the present House of Delegates. lie was a |
member of tine previous House, in which he |
was ;n the Public improvements and Ways |
and Means committees. His home is at No. |
so South Spring avenue, in the Twenty |
third Ward. He Is connected with the |
Fru,n & Bambricls Construction Company. |
William r. Faulkner. Jr. secretary to |
Chief of Police Kiely. is his step-brother !
Julius Lehman had been q member of |
the House of Delegates for sixteen con- |
secutive years Up to the present year, |
when he was defeated for reelection by |
Sam b. Stannard. He lives at No. 3siI |
North Twenty-third street. in the Nine !
teenth Ward. Up to two years ago. when |
the plant was destroyed by fire. he was |
the proprietor of a woodworking factory |
next door to his residence. He is now in |
the insurance business. In the House OF |
191O-1s01 he was member Of the Commit |
tees on Public improvements, Claims and |
Sanitary Affairs. He is married and mas |
m rrtpd children