Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
DAMAGING TESTIMONY
AGAINST DEFENDANT.
CBy Associated Presa)


Washington. Nov. 27.-Damaging tes-
simon, was given today against Mrs
Annie A. Bradley on trial for killing
former Senator Brown Of Utah
a number OF witnesses were called
IN r,butta and being asked as 10 her
mental condition declared that the
question OF her sanity had not been
suggested 90 them; that she appeared
rational and talked coherently, Many
of these Witnesses saw her shortly
after the shooting and talked to her
but rome OF them regarded her az
Insane
Mrs. Bradley was very calm during
the proceedings today While looking
tired she appeared to bear the ordeal
better than on the previous days.
Some sensational testimony was
brought out in connection with a scene
with Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Bradley at
Pocatelo, whore Mrs. Brown had taxi
en- the defendant by the throat and
threatened 70 XIII her and another
vhercn the senator had denied that
be was The father OF his son. Max
Brown. wicl called forth fierce denun-
cations llom Mrs Brown.
Inc lbruptless with which the
1fleaso rested rs case yester-
gay in The trial OF Mrs. Annie N.
Bradley Tor the killing OF former Sena-
iu Arthur Brown Of Utah. combined
Wlh the fact that already four Wit
Aasses out of ~ summoned by the gov
enm'nt ln rCbuttal have testified
leaGs Go the belief that the case win be
gwen 10 tha jury possibly Monday or
Iaesldg az next week. II is the pres
ON purpose OF tho defense not 10 cross
examine at length Dr. Jclleff and DIT.
hi usl..he government insanity experts.
'i To pl1le on the stand any witness in
ilF-ie0utiaL II was therefore expect
q when court opened today that at the
Co.'S oi lolays proceedings the tcsu-
tnny would an be IA.
luiess there Is "a change OF program
oAo,roW VIII be devoted 10 charging
Ae luiE luasmuch as IL has been jus
l. 'iluord's aim throughout the trial
k'.p from the jury any Wrangllng OF
counsel an effort on the part of coun-
Ell Ni. Doe made TO reach an agreement
liA regard 90 these prayers, so that
isl..ts may begin on Friday.
Af.' hihlley entered court late today
aohHt h1gEard and worn. She was
e.aIi'l tO the big arm chair recently
tlt.l'i f1 mako her as comfortable
o. possible
ARCHIBALD LIVINGSTON.
Archibald Livingston. stenographer
lNe t.e senator. continued his testi-
A'Is. i' was shown the railroad tick
ST Ni'l when Mrs. Bradley was pro-
Nl'l Nncu she left Salt Lake and was
sste1 FOO Identify the signature on a..
wa. signed Annie M. Brown" and
W "lIness said the writing was that
Q me defendant
'iIl hrs. Bradley on the morning
-t'' hnr This ticket which was to
.'h' H. io San Francisco. was in her
-s1iI i.iI,n She walked more hrlskly
l'e4 1' mest women. He added.
'.aousht she was very glad 90 get
A1i,or she reached ogden ON this
sNe gol on tho train and bough
uote, lor Washington.
0He Ie,t Salt take-1n Monday and on
m. I.fIous Saturday she had called
IN Ai Browns office and learning that
. ''N Itit me city che remarked to
aNay hle hep"
d.. Ntn .ae faw Livingston she asked
| hf fhoIrht Nh. Brown Was
song no. marry her.
~. iiQ etatel The witness. that
60 nought $50 from what / had
seem She said.
Al's. nRADLGys THREAT.
|t li, WIN have 20 or viii blow
fo,f'.l nu.' 4 told her that she waf
'6..,. NJ talk that way; that shi
mo- 'l'nk of her ciidren."
~ "IneaH was questioned concern
say hcr in Mrs. browns ho,,se and
IA nloNn. IN her pressnce. enld ~,
fopn. over tO the hotel ana had
4 co,., .ll Drown una Mrs. Bradley %
''Nlalng position. She said she