The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-05
BROWN PAID MONEY
To Keep Mrs. Tunnel Away
From San Francisco.
MATTE ovERmAN SAYS SO.
Mrs. Cooper Makes Pointblauk Con-
tradictfon of Deacon Morse, DIR.
Browns Supporter

San Francisco. March 4-Rev. DR.. G. o.
Brown is sin too i'll 10 appear Al the
meeting OF the Congregation church
council, where he IS being tried for alleged
immortality. His interests are being
watched by an attorney.
Miss Overulau's cross-examinaifon was
continued a. this afternoons session s1s
admitted that Mrs. Tunnel. the missing
witness whofrl the council would Ike IN
find, had no means. and that she had sent
Mrs. Tunnel several rem!tiances since hef
departure. She admitted further that ms
money had been furnished by Dr. bro~n:
and when asked Why DR. Brown snolld
send money 70 Mrs. Tunnel, asked: why
should he n0tg'
The cross exainination Of the witness re-
garsfing the published letters fran herselk
10 Mrs Tunnel got the witness INTO =
tanglA from which she sxtricated herSei1
by saving that she had not marked the
Interposated passages Of al the letters
she said she had never expected that tne
letters would be published. supposir1g that
Or. Brown would never allow ine mater
20 20 80 far and that he would rather Pay
a large sum u money than aiteTn2, 70 *
pose the conspiracy she and AFs- bAfia-
san had formed.
Tn ~ within the last FIVE minutes OF ifr~
sexssou Of the Brown council to-
ni~ht everything went OF very
quietly. but Mrs. sarah b. cooper
made that FIVE minutes very Interesting ~
denying without reserve the statements *
Deacon Morse. the previous witness Mho
stated that he had held a c0nFefss Us i'sl
with Mrs. Cooper shortly after the lufeisi'
tes. ana quoted that lady as SAYING iaat
80 Aaa an S,estis,ated stories reEarfing Mrs
gfoektou's character. and that she was
eonvsrced that Mrs. Stockton vas aisfspa-
tabIa woman. Mrs. CoopeTS words Wsso
very emphafically sgoken, and eausei
some what OF a sensation. though there was
no demonstration.
The first witness az toulEhrs SESSION was
n II Heynsuaun who acts as seereiaff
for Cart Lees. the chief Of the lo+a- oe'T.-
tive force He Identified seVerai Fe8ssss
made bv Detective SEYMOUR 20 capt. fTsFs
IN regard 10 the Davidson Brown cAse, oes
rsthfn. that has not aires1y been p1etistsi
was Brought out. Heynennann sEatta tla.
Mrs. Davidson mad asked Mrs- @efAsf}, -
FrvYstva1e. Alameda county. 70 FfFNs'".y
Mrs gaadin. Mrs Wellesley Is Sno}ee1 -
hssrt troubles. and has not been anfs' 20
make A certified statement. altno3sh eng
roa3a = verbal statement 10 Deteetafe Sss-
rnour. Heynemann also stated mat ~ ~
tartfve force ~ THIS county Is unasis 10
locate Mrs Ba13In.
Te~se.n sge~sa VS. then called He has
b~N~ q member 81 the church Alht- Ass'
ard a constant attendant since Aas.
ted ire COUNCIL AA&@a BfTfst'tfA+
himself were the first persons that Ut
brown had discussed the case with. ana X
vas At DR.. Browns Invitation mat NJ tavs
Taaron Dexter ARD DF. Brown a. Ut
Browns hone for 3 consultation ~ WIFI
bstb TIRE masters wife and Miss eyFrfiaAs
we're present TIE story foia ~ hes5
Morse IS practically the sane as tha' ie4a
BIZ Miss CYveruaan He explained THE ionS
lspse between saae paying or the money 70
Mrs. Davidson and The consultation bF
saying that DT. Brown naa sfseas ai'i',ss
! ,,ser,th looking Tor Nrs Ba68in. re
never saw pr Brown in company VIII
Mrs. stockton or any ofheF woman "tlf
his wife re said that be had raj con-
versaffan with Mrz. Cooper. win tne re-
suIs stated above IS was a. deacon
gorsese suggestion that Tsr Brown went
70 Capt Lees after Mrs Bavifson's re-
fueal 10 restore the money 20 Or. Bfo~n-
Wins said that ~ wseld stake MS ne
on Or. Browns credibililg.