The Washington times., 1906-12-13
WOMAN SHOWS
MUCH EMOTION
WHEN CALLED
WeepS Bitterly When
Taken to the Morgue
Where Autopsy
Was Held.


evidence that former Senator Ar
thur II. Brown, of Salt Lake City,
Utah, came TO his death at the
Emergency Hospital on the mOrn-
ing of December 13 as the result OF
a gunshOt wound in the abdomen,
said wound being inflicted by Mrs.
Anna NJ. Bradley In the Raleigh
Hotel on December s. We order
her held for the action Of the
grand jury"
Arrayed in the deepest moUS-ing. with
a heavy. thick. black crepe ven shield
ing her cOuntenance. MIS-. Anna N.
Bradley attended the inquest held at the
morgue this morning over the body
Of former Senator Arthur N. Brown.
whom She shot and killed.
Held for Grand Jury.
Mrs. Bradley was held for the action
Of the grand jury aften fifteen minutes
deliberation by the COroneT's jury. She
had been told TO expect Jnls and was
not much affected when informed by the
matron that she would be taken 10 jail.
The cao from the House Of Detention
was summoned to the AI0rgue and Mrs.
Bradley was conveyed 10 ian in IT, The
matron and Sergeant Gallagher accom-
panied her and turned her ever 10
Warden Harris
Immediately after her arrival AT the
Jail she was searched and taken 10 the
hospital on the second floor, having col
lapsed from the strain of the day and
the shock of Senator Browns death.
This afternoon she win be placed In
cell in the east wing Of the jail
Attorneys Hoover. Leckie * Wells
stated that IN view Of the fact that the
woman was held on a charge Of homi-
eide they did not think she could De
released on bail or bond unless It was
shown that her health was impaired by
imprisonment Mrs. Bradley viii prob
ably remain in Jail for some time be
fore any definite steps are taken 90
10 procure her release.
The inquest was one OF the quickest
on record. thirty-five minutes being con
sumed in taking testimony and identity
ing Mrs. Bradley. She was in the m
quest room but a few moments In
that time she was identified by four
persons ana excused. She bore up bet
ter than was expected, but leaned heav-
lily on the arm OF Matron Macleod. who
accompanied her 10 the H7oTgue.
Coroner hewitt. who conducted the in
quest, instructed witnesses TO make
their statements as brief as possible
Deputy Coroner GlazebrOOk, who per
FORMED an autopsy on the body Of Sen
atOr Brown at 10 o'clock this morning;
Clerk z. G. Owens, OF the Raleigh Hotel
who testified that Senator Brown said
We've had II out and this IS the re-
suit and Mr.. Tally, proprietor Of .he
EaT1 ~ fs-Hs "a
10 Mrs. Bradley and said That woman
over there shot me- were the star VIII
nesses-
Mr.. Tally and the clerk testified TO but
little other than the remarks Of Senator
Brown after the shooting These, con-
ncCted with tie statement Of the Deputy
Coroner, who stated that he believed
Senator Brown Camc To his death as a
/ Governments case.
Dr.. Glazebrook's Testimony.
DR. Glazebrook said: ''I performed an
/ autopsy on the body Of Mr. Brown He
/ was five feet eight inches tall. and
/ weighed 40 pounds He was about sixty
/ three years old and his body had begun
/ to waste like all men Of that age
His brain was normal. His lungs
/ were somewhat diseased His liver look
ed like that of q man who had lived a
I life of ease.
'I found wounds on the left hand and
| a gaping wound in the abdomen The
! bullet entered about an inch and a half
! above the center OF the stomach 1t s
! direction was inward. downward and 10
/ the left The bullet was found tightly
/ packed in the sacCurem bone. It nlpped
/ the corner of the mans bladder, entered
/ the bladder. came out at the bottom.
/ and imbedded itself in the bone. The
pubic bone and the pelvic were also
/ struck by the ball. His kidneys were in
! fair condition for man Of his years.
! My opinion is that the man came
/ TO his death as result OF the bullet
wound. His lungs were flied with blood
| and the bullet wound was responsible
/ for this. l viii say that the bullet per
/ fOrated an important organ, causing
/ the lungs 20 I'LL with blood and bring
| ing about the death OF the man
Curious Crowd at Morgue.
| Long before the hour set for the in
quest crowd of about 100 men, women,
/ and children gathered at the entrance
] Of the morgue. They swarmed around
the black wagon TO get a glimpse OF
| the body of former Senator Brown, but
| were disappointed. The crowd endeavor-
/ ed to get in but the doors were locked
/ by Morguemaster SChonenberger DR..
/ GIazebrook and DIT. White proceeded 10
the autopsy room to ascertain the cause
| Of Mr.. Browns death
The crowd. which increased momen-
tarlly surged around the entrance OF
the morgue until ordered away by the
/ police.
| Shortly after II o'clock the House nf
Detention cab hove in sight. and there
was a murmnr from the crowd.
The white hSrse and vehicle stopped