The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11
CLAIMS MISCONDUCT
Watson French Makes Another Move in
Famous Legal Snarl.

Another move was made Yesterday in
the celebrated ease Of Watson - French
ys r RAYMOND Mr.. French. the ora.
tor. filed an amended Till IN which be
aycrs that Joseph Paul. his son.in.law.
/ was eNpcrted Ia appear before the board
Of arbiiraiUrs IN hearings that were held
20 adjust the difference between Mr..
I French and Mr.. Raymond. but failed TO
4 do so, Mr.. French claims that Paul
| was resident of BraitlebOro three
I weeks before the hearings in question
were held aud that he bad assured his
( fhiher.iu-law that he would remain in
I town aud testify before the arbiirators
! in the orators behalf The orator
ayers that upon learning that Paul had
vanished from BrattlcbuTo he tried TO
locate him without success. He says
that he asked the arbiirators TO con
tinue their hearing until the missing
son n-law could he located and induced
10 return to Vermont and that the arbi
traitors refused to grant his request. |
Mr.. French SAYS that he was Obliged to
submit his ease without Mr.. Paul evi |
dcncc and that be did not learn that his |
son.iu.law : absence from Brattleboro |
was due ia the fraudulent misconduct |
of Mr. Raymond until shortly before |
filing his previous amended bill. The /
conduct upon the part of Mr.. Raymond |
he court set aside the award of the ar
bitrators
The story of the ease in detail would
ma kc Il small volume and has been told
by The Reformcr in instamentS during
the past year or more. II originated
over several differences of opinion on
various matters between Mr. French and
Mr.. Raymond. II was propheSied many
months ago by local attorneys that the
ease would last 10 years and thus far
the end is not in sight, 1t has been
before the supreme court.
The STANDARD Oil has disposed of its +
holdings of United States Steel stock.
leaving The control of the trust to J. p. d
Morgan. II is said the relations of the /
two interests were not harmonious, and h
hat finding Morgan supreme the Roe ke- q
feller people pulled out. (
The United States senate passed the ad
postal savings bank bill Sat a
lrday by vote OF 80 to ~, practically
llong party lines The principal conten
ion was over the disposition of the de =.
loSts. As left they are TO be made with u
money order postottiCes and left with 10 q
al banks unless withdrawn by the presi II
lent during an eXigency. The bill now
oes to the house. \
General Chamorro's recent severe de- o
eat in which his army was practically an =
INFLATED whisa attempting an advance
oward Managua has virtually brought W
he insurrecton in Nicaragua to stand &c
till 1t is admitted that it will be i'm in
ossble to overturn the government On 10
he other hand the latter cannot at pres
mt subdue the east coast. Ii is thought VI
ONE convention will result whereby m
ladr2 will retain the presidency and of
ill grant the reforms asked. bl
The sympathetic strike of union men in of
that began Saturday in sup an
ort of the street car strikes is not prov m
rg so large or troublesome as anticipat
L. The police assert that not over 10000 ie
borers are out, though the leaders claim au
1000. As the larger part of the city's br
borers are not organized. most of 'the til
dustrieS are going ON undisturbed The tn
ansit company is moving its cars with til
ore success than formerly. and there is nj
SIS rioting Federal troops are not likely in
be called for. tn