The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-07
The BATTLE WAY
BEGIN IN BOSTON
eIoysR,s LAWYERS Will SERVE
WRIT ON MRS. EppY-clARc.
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BOSTON. Mass, March ~ Plans
for future action in the suit Of George
w. Glover by which ne hopes 10 Sc.
cure an accounting of the estate OF his
mother, Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy,
were discussed at conference Of
hir Giover's attorneys, ex-senator
William E. Chandler, of New Hamp.
shire; John ". Kelly aud Nathaniel
Z. Martin, at the Parker House. At.
torney Martin In sta,emen. mas,
the declaration that there had been
an attempt on the part of those inter.
ested to bny OF or persuade Mr.. Glov.
er to end his suit for the Eddy mil
lions.
Ex-senator Chandler said soon af.
ter he reached the Parker House: az
don't see why action should not be
taken against Christian Science lead.
ers in every State in the Union to
mpel them to give an accounting OF
the money and property of Mrs. Ed.
dy or Of the church that they have in
their possession.
"Mrs. Eddy can be reached through
the State court OF New Hampshire.
MS she Is a resident OF that State. To
get an accounting of the property in
the States in which she has no resi-
dence we will have to take action
against the leaders who have the prop
erty in charge through TIE federal
courts"
Mr.. Martin said: persistent efforts
have been made by Alfred FarIow,
Irving Tomlinson and others who now
manage Mrs. Eddy's affairs, to bribe
George Glover to surrender to them
many letters written to him by his
mother. which he has in his posses,
sion. They have not offered him def
mite sums for them, but have promis.
ed him valuable presents for the let
tiers.
"Mr. Glover, realizing that without
the letters he could not fight the suit
by which he believes he will show that
Mrs. Eddy is mentally incapable OF
managing her affairs and that they
are entirely. in the hands Of Calvin
Frye. her footman-secretary: Alfred
Tarlow, Irving C. Tomlinson, Louis c.
strang and others Influenced by these
leaders, has not parted with a single
letter.
"They are now in the safe of trust
company in Washington, and have
been seen by few recently besides
Mr.. Glover and his chief attorney, ex.
Senator Chandler
1.-THE cnse in the New Hampshire
State court in which 1t is hoped to
bring out all the facts about the man,
agement OF Pleasant View, the home
OF Mrs. Eddy, cannot be begun inside
of six months. Within few days pa
pers in connection with the bill in
equity will be served on Mrs. Eddy
personally at Pleasant View.
1--WE will serve them on Mrs. Eddy
despite any action that may be taken
by Mr.. Frye. General streeter or any
of the others who have been trying
to head OF the legal proceedings"
AS result of the conference is Is
expected that the lawyers will file
declarations in the equity court In
suits against Farlow and Tom1inson,
the only recognized leaders of Mrs.
Eddy's faith who live In Boston.
All property in Boston which may
figure in the suit wifi be attached.
and, II possible. the members of Mrs.
Eddy's cabinet will be forced to pro-
duce her in court as a witness.
Mr.. Martin says that he realized
when General Streeter refused ut the
conference in Concord to accept SER
vice of papers in the suit that what
is to be done for the present at least
must be done In Boston.
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