Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-29

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In the presence Of large crowd OF
| curious spectators, Mrs. annie NJ.
Bradley, unaccompanied, save by her
young son, and unrepresented by an at
torney appeared before Judge Morse in
the criminal division Of the district
| court this morning and entered pleas
OF guilty to the two infor1nations
against her charging her with the
crime of adultery committed with for
mer Senator Arthur Brown. An at
tempt was made by Judge King who
was present in behalf OF Senator
Brown, to induce the court to continue
the time for Mrs Bradleys arralgn-
ment until o'clock this afternoon.
when Senator Brown was arraigned on
the same charges, but Mrs. Bradley
did not desire continuance. so the
court allowed her to enter her plea to
the informations.
HAD NO ATTORNEY.
When the case was called, Judge
King stated that he was not appearing
for Mrs, Bradley, but as both she and
Mr. Brown were more or less Interested
In the lnfomatlons, one against the
other he asked that the urralgnment
go over untll O'Clock when ne would
submit motion to quash the lnforma.
ton against Mr. Brown.
rs Mrs. Bradley in ccurt?' inquired
Judge Morse,
Yes, sir" was her reply, as she
arose from her seat and advanced to-
ward the judges bench.
Have you an attorney PRESENT."
~ don't know whether my attorney
is here or not" she replied, he was to
have been here"
do you desire TO postpone your ar
suntil this afternoon?" asked
Judge Morse.
mo, sir | am ready to be arralgn-
ed now and prefer to be arraigned at
this time
READY TO PLEAD.
Deputy Clerk Bucfwalter then read
the first information. charging her
with adultery committed in this city
on req, !, lHu6,
Mrs Bradley. do you desire to en-.
ter your plea at this thne?" asked the
court.
u am ready to plead" was her on.
5wer.
You have heard the information
read, what Is your Plea, guty or net
,uilty2
Guilty" was her prompt response.
SECOND CHARGE.
The second Information was then
'ead TO her charging similar crime
committed on April l1, 1898 Mrs lisa.
)clla Cameron Brown was tho COM
planning witness on both ineormnticns.
Mrs Bradley iu the Same formal man
Ter entered a plea OF sui!ty to the
.econl information.
SENTENCE NEXT MONDAY.
Judge Morse then set mex, Monday
morning, oct. 8. or the time for Iass-
ne sentence upon the defendant Mrs
Bradley then left the courtroom With
MT delay. The penalty FOR the crime
3 q term OF not % cNcuol three years
n the state prison There le much
POPULATION as 90 what sentence The
curt win Impose upon her. II IS thq
cncrol opiA.on that. owing to her ey-
ltIlfl1 N'llHhtt thINlUuO, only Ia uDm-
nal sentence VIII he imposed. There Ia
o minimum penalty FOR the crime pre-
cribed I'm the statutes so the court
nay use It's discretion IN that matter.
NAY TESTIFY AGAINST HIM
Should the court deny the motion a.,
enator Brown TO quash the hforma-
Ions against him, Il ~ believed that
Ire. bradley viii appear at his TRIAL
nd testify against him. Eer tcsti-
iony would 20 rather hnrd with tho
primer senator and he would In pu
reliability be convicted end sentenced
, the state prison also
BROWN GETS MORE TIME.
Senator Brown was a,raignod i. fovf
ndsc Morse this oftcrnocn at oclocl
nd was riyen until Wednesday, oct
az 10 o'clock. 10 enter his plea. He
as accompanied in court by his al