The daily sentinel., 1902-10-01

attention.
The Brown-BradIey Affair the
Talk of Salt Lake City.

the Brown-Bradley scandal i'll its news
column:
1.-The arrest of former Senator Ar
thur Brown and Mrs Annie Bradley
upon charge of criminal relations
has unfolded the most sensational
scandal that has shaken Salt Lakes S
society for many years.
Mrs. Brown is determined to press
the prosecution of both parties and is
backing her charges with countless
numbers of letters that not only re-
count the actions of the parties arrest
cd. but involves in very serious man
ner other prominent people of the city.
The half has not and cannot be made
public, yet Mrs. Brown declares that
before the case is ended everything
shall come to light and the true state
of affairs shall be known. She pro-
poses to make known the contents of
these letters.
Senator Brown appeared at a priv
at session of court yesterday and Sc
cured a continuance of his case until
| October IA next, but Mrs. Bradley did
not appear. She left the city some
| time during Sunday night and it was
learned yesterday upon good authority
| that she has gone to the Idaho ranch
of Senator Brown, to remain there
with her children until the case final
ly comes to an issue. She is known
to have telephoned to Senator Brown
from some place, Shoshone or Spo-
kane yesterday morning. Mrs. Brown
states that she is confident that Mrs.
Bradley has gone to the ranch.
At two O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Senator Brown, accompanied by his
attorneys, Judge King, Frank Hoff-
man, Col. Kaigkn and Mr.. Barnes,
| appeared at the police station and
vent quietly into the judges Office.
Juge Tanner was called from the
police court and while curious
crowd awaited the appearance of the
senator and Mrs. Bradley, private
session of court was held in the office
and Senator Brown asked that he and
Mrs. Bradley be given until Oct. IA
to plead. This was granted and the
senator slipped quietly out the back
way and disappeared before any one
knew that he had been there.
1t then developed that Mrs. Brad
ley was not in the city. The officers
admitted that they did not know
where she was, but stated that they
had been assured that she would be
present when the case came to trial.
1t was also learned that Mrs. Brad
ley had telephoned to Senator Brown
during the morning, stating that she
was on her way to Shoshone Ida.
near which is the Idaho ranch of the
senator. The senator. when seen
and asked about the whereabouts of
Mrs Bradley, declined to say any
thing about it.
"Where Mrs. Bradley is, is for you
this stuff that is being hurled against
us is not hurting us at all. You may
say for me that when you saw me l
said: Lay on, McDuff, and damned
be he who first cries Hold enough -
That is all that I care to say, but can
/ repeat blldo dS tlihCs 90 you Inv
and put the emphasis on that l have.
if you can
Mrs. Brown when seen last night
said: you can say that Mrs. Brad
ley has gone to my home in Idaho on
the Idaho ranch. 1 believe that 1t
was the intention of my husband and
her to go there last night, but my ac-
tion put a stop to their little game.
She made him file divorce proceedings
and think it was their intentions to
slip away to the ranch to escape the
storm that would follow, but they
didn't. ''This woman watches every
move that he makes and follows him
about every where he goes for fear he
will show some attention to me. On
the morning before the republican
Convention in Ogden she got out Of q
sick bed at the hospital and drove in
a carriage to the eagle block, where
she took him in the carriage as 1
know, and went with him to Ogden.
I and some lady friends went, too,
and as we walked into fashionable
restaurant in that place whom should