The Washington herald., 1906-12-10
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been promising to marry me for a long
time. and has assured me that he would.
oh, so many times.
Known as Mrs. Brown.
For the last seven years have been
known as Mrs. A. NJ. Brown. When peo-
pie have been addressing me here as Mrs.
Bradley l have had to think whether they
meant me or some one else"
Mrs. ThornbHrgh. who has been a police
matron for many years believed that
Mrs. Bradley is mentally unbalanced. o.
casiOnally, during the night she had a
vacant stare in her eyes which led the
matron to believe that her mind was af-
fected
Mrs. Bardley has never mentioned any
other woman in the case, nor has she In
timated in any way she was jealous
Of Brown
Late Saturday night two men, who said
they were representing a labor paper,
called on Mrs. Bradley and gave her s..
She refused, but they insisted, and the
money was left at the station. 1t has
been credited To her account at the House
of Detention.
II develops that Bartich & Bagley.
Salt Lake attorneys. who requested /.
Z. J.. Leckie to handle the matter here,
were notified at the request OF Mrs.
Bradley. by a representative of a Utah
paper She asked them 10 have his pa
per inform Judge Baruch Of the shoot
ing.
Acting upon orders from her attorneys
and police headquarters. no one IS per
mitted TO visit Mrs. Bradley She Oc-
cupes a room TO herself. and night and
day is under the surveillance Of a ma
tron.
Senator George Sutherland, Of Utah.
for whom Mrs. Bradley sent as soon as
she was arrested. declared to-day that
she was mentally irresponsible for her
act The police are inclined TO agree
with this view.
Brown Injured Recently.
In addition 10 his bullet wounds, ex
Senator Brown is just recovering from
the effects Of broken leg, suffered sever
al months ago. The accident occurred on
the streets Of Salt Lake City It was
during the afternoon, and the Senator had
just left his Office. While crossing a
street the driver Of coal wagon backed
his load against the curbing and almost
struck Senator Brown
The incident angered him for a second
and he kicked at the wagon wheel. His
foot was caught between the spCkes,
throwing him 10 the pavement and re-
sulting in a fracture OF his right leg
Owing TO the accident, he was confined to
q hospital in Salt Lake some time
No person claiming relationship with
the wounded man has inquired at the hos
pital except one, a woman, who came
early yesterday morning and left her ad-
dress in Washington, saying she was an
aunt She asked the hospital authorities
not to divulge her name
Mrs, BradIey's Past.
Mrs Bradley, before her marriage. was
Miss Annie n. Madison. She was
brought up in Kansas City. and moved
to the Utah metropolis when quite young.
When she met Bradley he was employed
as = clerk in a railroad Office at salt
Lake. Five OF six years ago he left there
and moved To Nevada. II is believed that
be is still there. as ne had a position as
clerk with the Southern Pacific
Mrs. Bradley has a married sister living
in Salt Lake. She has an unmarried sis
ter, who formerly resided there. but
moved away some time ago. She is also
believed TO have relatives living in Cali
fnrnia