Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-11
Spent a Comfortable Night in
Hospital and is Now
Improving.
CHANCES FOR RECOVERY.
His Physicians Say He Should Get
Well Provided no Serious
Complications Set In.
Favorable Reports From Bedside OF
Wounded Man Had Effect of Rails
ing Spirits of Mrs. Bradley.

Especial to the "News.')
Washington, D. c., Dec. ll.-Physicl-
ans today say the chances for Senator
Brown to recover are about equal. He
spent a comfortable night, and at
o'clock this morning his temperature
was found to be 9s.S. The yelled lady
who called Sunday and gave her name
as Aunt Annie Is now generally sun
posed 30 be Annie Adams OF Salt Lake
who was friend Of the Brown fanl-
~ and on whom Il is indicated by let
ters, Senator Brown Intended calling
after finishing his business I'm WASH
ington.
Insane jealousy is being advanced az
cause OF the shooting OF Senator
Brown by Mrs. Bradley, on account of
her finding letters in his room at the
Raleigh Saturday before he arrived.
These were signed Annie" and are be-
ing retained by the police as evidence.
REMARKABLE FoRTITUDE.
Washington, Dec. 1.-THE remark
able fortitude and vitality shown by
Former Senator Brown OF Utah, who
was shot by Mrs. Anna NJ. Bradley,last
saturday, lead the physicians at the
emergency hospital today to believe
that his chances for recovery are good,
should no complications set in. His
condition continues TO improve.
Favorable reports from the bedside
or the wounded man have had the eff
feet of raising the spirits Of Mrs. Brad
ley. She was much more cheerful to-
day.
MRS. BRADLEY ARRESTED.
Washington, ID. c., Dec. 1O.--Mrs.
Bradley spent another restless day In
her cell at the house OF detention,
and her only thought seems TO be for
the man whom she shot down. She
was much interested In the report to-
day that Mrs, Annie Adams of Phla-
delphia, mother Of Maude Adams. the
actress had arrived In Washington
and had made an effort to see Sena-
tor Brown at the hospital. She urged
the matron to send for Mrs. Adams,
declaring that II was important thai
she see her at once.
If BROWN LIVES.
Asst. Dist. Atty. Given TODAY an
nounced that 'if Senator Brown Is stili
alive tomorrow | shall issue Informal
ton against Mrs Bradley for assault
with intent to kill and she will be
given a preliminary hearing in po-
lice court at once. In the event OF
MS (Senator Brown's) death, murder
VIII be charged"
OFFERS NOT ACCEPTED
A. II, l., I.eckie OF counsel for Mrs
BfAnIpV that no l.
George W. Bartch, former chief JUS
ice OF the supreme court OF Utah, and
John l.. Bagley, former attorney-gen-
eIal Tor Idaho, personal friends OF
MIS- Bradley He admits that Mrs.
Bradley has received many kilograms
from salt Lake City Offering her tinan-
cal assistance. but says that none of
these Offers has been accepted
IN SUPREME COURT.
The argument in the supreme court
OF the United States of the Montana
Mining company VS.. the St Louis
aiming company In which Brown was
engaged, was begun today No refer.
ence was made TO the shooting affair
ms associate counsel taking the en-
ure responsibility on his side. thar
OF the ST. Louis company
Pfof. c. J. Thomas OF this city, whose
wife IL sister of Mrs Asenath Ada,ns
called at the office Of the Deseret News
today and stated how she came to me-
so Well acquainted with Senator Brown
Mr.. Thomas says that Brown had been
engaged by her In legal capacity m
advise her particularly with reference
to the estate of her late husband, MIR.
Glidden, who died two or three wears
ago. In addition TO thar she consulted
Senator Brown with regard to the SET
tlement OF the estate VI her father.
Barnaoa s Adams. In fact, Brown has
been a regularly employed legal Ad-
wiser OF Mrs, Adams for several years
past. These facts account for the as
ISOLATION OF the name of the actress
and the senator who occasionally met
and discussed business matters whfla
the former was spending the summer
In Salt Lake. And that, relatives de- &
clare, also accounts for the talked OF
meeting between them to take place in
New York when Brown should have
finished his case before the supreme
court at Washington. II Is known that
there We're estate matters to be consId-
cred and settled and there Is therefore
nothing at all strange about the alleged
association that sensationalists are on
gagged In working up.