The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-22
BRADY And THE FAIRY QUEEN.
DFFEN DiNT IN DIV ORfE NH
DENIES IHPROPRTETI
Dozen Private Detectives Have Bren
Trailing Him wherever lie Has Conc
Win Gertrude Mack emile Mrs. Brady
Ser, ed Win some Papers At Court.

crowd that filed the Supreme Court
room, Part II. and flowed out into the
corridor. listened yesterday TO the testi
mony in the suit Of Sadie " Brady. the
granddaughter OF Isaac NJ Singer. the
sewing machine man, for an absolute di-
vorce from her husband, Daniel VI Brady
president OF the Brady Brass Company
The former Fairy Green in The Sleepin Z
Beauty and the Beast Gertrude Mac
Kenzie. who il named "a correspondent
being guilty. it is alleged. OF inproprieties
with Mr.. Brady in The Circle Hotel In this
city and in a hotel in Elgin, H.. was again
in the court room. were also Brady and
Mrs. Brady, her mother. Mrs. Isaac NJ, Sin
ger, and several Of Mrs. Bradys relatives
Not less than dozen private detectives
were called TO tell OF automobile trips and
cab drives Brady had taken with the CO.
respondent. Mary OKeefe maid test.
fed that Mrs. Brady, as far back az August
OF last year noticed that her husband was
growing cold toward her On July 0
Brady refused 10 do the carving. and said
cuss words which Mary refused to repeat
in the court room or, for that matter, any
where else. When Mr.. Brady left home.
declaring that he was going to- leave the
hell hole, he and his wife had rooms on
different floors.
Gus ". Solkey, who Swallowed Brady
in this city and in the West, told of having
followed him ON the night Of Aug 10 through
Chinatown and back to the Circle Hotel in
West F'ifty-eghth street, where Miss Mac
Kenze was living Brady threatened to
have him arrested, after returning 10 the
hotel Sokey said on cross examination
that he was a native OF Boston; that he had
been a pawnbroker aud THAT he had served
time in Massachusetts for forgery, but was
not guilty and had been pardoned He is
now a law clerk
George W. Sweeney, proprietor Of the
Hotel Victoria testified that Brady came
to him on Nov. l and said that a lady was
coming 10 town Oh business and asked TO
have "a suite reserved for her, The young
woman was Miss Mackenzie The price of
the suite was 50 q day
Brady counsel after denying absolutely
that the defendant ever committed any
wrong with the correspondent. put him on
the witness stand. Brady said that he met
Miss Mackenzie first at a supper table in
the United States Hotel in Boston in De-
SNi''pNi avD' 'AhA bO.hah rttii Hti Nv iNci7'H-
weber's Hotel; at her parents home in
Toronto and in Milwaukee He had gone
TO Milwaukee on business. he said. His
trip to Elgin. also. he declared was on
business. to sell the products OF his fac
tory
When court adjourned for recess. a young
man followed Mrs BradyAto Chambers
street and az she was about TO step into her
carriage tapped her on the shoulder with a
paper. Mrs. Brady brushed him aside
and stepped into the carriage. Then the
young man threw the paper into The car
rage. He said he was acting for law
Arm. but refused TO give any other infor-
nation. Counsel for Brady said that he
knew OF no paper that was served on Mrs
Brady The trial will be continued to-
morrow
Some tradesmen have recently brought
suits against Mrs. Brady in the district
courts over unpaid bills. Mrs. Brady |
refused to pay the bills and referred the
claimants 10 her husband. who in turn
-efused to pay on the ground that he was
paying his wife alimony.