Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-29

rs the result or the excessive use OF
stimulants and bad associations. She
said that her husband knew she was
aware OF the conditions ana had ialke9
the mater over with her nnd nan
promised 10 get rid Of the woman. lie
had always remained at home WIN hef,
She said. until August S, last when ne
went 20 his Idaho ranch, telling her not
Ia worry because Mrs. Bradley was
there. for he was going to send her
away and get rid OF her.
lie returned on the LIST OF Septem-
Der and went home TO supper. Aiter
sumner Mrs. Brown said she walked to
the corner with him. holding hands as
they usually ala and when he left ne
asked her 10 sit up until he came b me.
She waited for him until midnight, hut
he did not come, and he mas not peen
home since
MRS. BRADLEY'S INFLUENCE
Mrs. Brown states that she Is posi-.
tive that Mrs Bradley has inllue1c,u
Mir. Brown to start the divorce Pro
ceedings against her. aud that whatever
the charges may be against her they
are false. She believes that hef nus
band hates that woman Wheh ne is ouI
of her sight and away from her hyphot-
lc influences as he has told her num-
Der of times that he wanted to get Ild
Of Mrs. Bradley.
SENSATIONAL LETTER
AS proof that the woman forced him
60 commence the divorce case, Mrs'
Brown produced a letter which was
written to the senator by Mrs. Bradley
ago. 1t follows In fun:
"Tear up your Brigham street home
l am sick and tired Of your dallying'
The longer madame stays there the
more strongly enttenched is the enemy
You haven't the courage TO strike the
blow you promised me TO strike. The
expenses Of running that house with
madame in II Will be as great as my
expense alone. Max and Alice won't
need much, they are practically grown
and settled in life. but We need that
house ana its contents for our little
ones and our unborn children
rs the silver all right in the safer
Madame has money Of her own, |
don't see why you have to give her
anything,
MRS. ANNIE BRADLEY"
STARTLING STATEMENT.
After receiving that letter Mrs.
Brown said she saw Mr.. Brown at the
Cullen hotel when they had suite
there. He made the following state
ments which she made him have writ
ten out and sign In the presence of Col
Tatlock as a witness:
81 say that I will protect Mrs. Brad
10 IA f11n /
get a divorce and marry her, | viii
do It, | say to you, my bitterest enemy,
/ will force Mrs. Brown to get a diyotoe
within a week. and If she does not
will"
NOTICE TO QUIT.
Ten days ago Saturday Mrs. Brown
said that she received the following
notice from Senator Brown.
Mrs l. Cameron Brown:--I give you
notice that / wish TO quit and relin-
quish possession of my house on Brig
ham street, No, POI east Brigham street,
] also wish you to take all personal
property that you claim or that belongs
TO you. As / remember II, you are the
owner Of the large sideboard and ex-
tension table In the dining ROOM also
the furniture that you brought from
Kalamazoo, and perhaps other things
the memory Of which does not really
occur 20 me, and some OF the books. |
wish you 10 take yourself and them all
within ten days away from my prem
ises and take yourself and leave my
things there And not take any OF my
personal property. The plano I pur-
chased under circumstances Of critical
distress, and ! claim It. Yours.
ARTHUR BROWN"
Up. S.-YOu know how much OF the
silver is yours and how much mine.
Take your own and leave mine.
ARTHUR BROWN"
TIME EXPIRED SATURDAY.
Mrs. Brown said that the ten days
mentioned expired on Saturday, so Sat
urday evening she received the sum
mons In the divorce case fled against
her, She says she has other documents
70 be given out but not until the case
had proceeded further
Senator Brown has nothing TO say IN
regard to the affair and absolutely re-
fuses to be interviewed on that sub
iect.
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