Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-13
Can and Daughter Will Leave tor
Home With His Remains
This Evening.
me MYSTERY OF MRS. ADAMS.
cIose Associates Of Dead Man
Saw She Was to Have Married
Him in New York.
....,scd Wrote Many Wills, ut Least
a.. NJ which Is Now In Safe Which
"Max Alone Must Open"
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ropAYs DEVELOPMENTS.
Inquest being held over Browns
,emoins In Washington.
Son and daughter Of dead man VIII
,oa,e with body for home tonight.
announcement that Mrs. Bradley
an haye 70 face u formal murder
4 charge.
statement that the proposed meet.
,,o of Mrs. Annie Adams and Mr..
nrovn In New York contemplated
quiet marriage.
Confederation of the report that
Brown had made many wills, and that
Mrs. Bradley and children had been
Dcut ont oil the list.
declaration by Browns stcnographer
that the instrument Is locked up In
the office safe that MAX alone must
open" on his return.
The theory is also advanced that
Mrs. Adams may have been renem-
Nrcd In this mysterious paper whose
contents cannot be known at this time.
Browns body will be brought to
Salt Lake City on the Pennsylvania
train leaving Washington at 7:40 to-
night. It is expected that the funeral
will be held In Salt Lake on Monday.
Washington, Dec. 13.--An inquest was
held today TO determine the cause Of
,he death OF Former Senator Brown OF
/ Utah
Mrs, Bradley, who was present
| seemed TO try to conceal her face from
observation
josephine Kidwell, the maid who
heard The shooting. said she summoned
Manager Tally Of the hotel. and accom-
panied him to the room where Senator
! Brown was found lying on the floor
sounded. and Mrs. Bradley standing
par. The revolver was on the dresser.
Mr. Tally ooToborated the maids
testimony and added that Senator
Brown pointing at Mrs. Bradley. said.
That woman shot me-" This state
nent Mr. Tally said. was made In
response TO his inquiry Of Brown
whether he had attempted suicide.
Tally notified the police, and Mr..
Brown was taken to the emergency
hospital, and Mrs Bradley turned over
10 the officers,
Effective Burllngame testified that
Mrs. Bradley told him at the station
house that she fired the shot
she told me that she was the moth
Of two Of Browns children, and Of
his refusal to marry her." said the de-
tsctiye, "she rehearsed the facts Of
Der connection with Brown
Dr.. White. superintendent of the
trsrgency hospital, stated that at one
tine during his illness, Brown said that
he did not intend to prosecute Mrs.
Bailey IN the event Of his recovery.
After further evidence OF corro-
M4tIye nature, the Jury returned Thu
Ewing verdict:
Arthur Brown came to his death
De. 10, 1906, at the emergency hos
pal, from a gunshot wound In tho
bladder. Said gunshot wound was
caused by a pistol fired by Anna NJ,
Bradley. We hold said Anna NJ. Brad
W Tor the action OF the grand jury"
When the verdict was read, Mrs.
Bradley collapsed, and for a time was
ma serious condition. AS soon as she
was able to make the trip she was re-
moved 10 jail, Throughout the in
guest Mrs. Bradley had been composed
ana apparently unconcerned.
That the life of Arthur Brown Is at
On end Is not surprising to the public
which has followed the reports that
have been telegraphed from Washing
ION and printed in the evening and
hofning press for several days past. II
vas Known all the time that he was
NJ the very shadows and that there was
scarcely chance in thousand for his
recovery.
was just midnight. the dispatches
'a'' Wnen the last spark of his life
''"' OUT and the most dramatic chap
WI III MS tragic career was closed. or
.Su'se' there will be other chapters in
we sequel that will surely come when
''s bradley faces the demands OF the
"s on charge of murder. His body
'" &c brought home for burial, and 1t
a' further stated IN the morning
s"'Aes that his remains are to
~ escorted by Mrs. Annie Adams.
' people, even Mrs. Adams
ielallVes are at loss 10
~'o" why she should do so. They are
'o surprised at another matter, a re-
n'' 70 the effect, made by close asso-
80. $50 Of Brown, that there is every
.a'oh 10 believe that his proposed
~'euhs With Mrs. Adams in New York
W. lot no less a purpose than to lead
" 'he altar. 1t Is also stated that
-, bradley without question knew Of
s intention and that II agured
..sy as an actuating motive In the
nary results that followed.
a. ADAMS could not be reached BY
,,.,spn today in time to secure
n. "ca''on or denial of the report but
l,.. .,'auves in Salt Lake deny all
Ana abuse Of such fact, II fact It be.
M, qua mat they are Of the opinion
~ " Is without foundation.
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WASHINGTON DEVELOPMENTS.
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