The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
Made Known His Love.

Made known His Love.
Asked what reply Brown made 20 this
she said he said his secretary would get
her ticket Even following this inter-
view. Mrs. Bradley said Brown made pro-
testations Of love for her, coming TO the
hotel. where she and her children
stopped She said she told Brown she
was going to Goldfeld, New, and open a
stationery store. lie seemed 10 consider
this a good plan. she said. and sent
her TO wholesale house TO ascertain
what stock she should get and its cost
About November q she saw Brown and he
had changed his mind again, stating he
had changed his mind about her opening
up a stationery business. and giving as
his reason that she should wait and they
would go together. On Thanksgiving day.
she said. she dined with him at hotel
and while he was very kind, he was sad
and detected
At this point. Judge Powers reverted 60
the testimony Of James Rowan. the
watchman who said Mrs. Bradley. on two
nights In the latter part of November
visited Browns house after dark, and
on the first took a pistol from her bosom
and placed II in her mum, and upon the
second visit carried a handbag. She Wis
tied Browns house twice. she said. after
dark the latter part Of November. when
she did not see the Senator, but on no
| occasion carried pistol. She also denied
throwing pebbles the size OF hens eggs
against the windows on the occasion Of
the second visit. as testified TO by the
night watchman.
In reply 10 a question from Judge Pow
ers, Mrs. Bradley said Brown some time
I'm the latter part OF November, told her
he was going 10 Washington, but he did
not say when. She also repeated her
statment of Tuesday regarding Browns
Frequent changes Of mind with reference
to her and his broken promises. She was
unable 10 sleep. she said, and suffered
an almost complete breakdown.
Brown I'm Washington.
She said on the evening Of December p
she learned Brown had gone TO Wash
ington.
You may state whether you had any
conversation with Mr.. Livingstone about
it."
Yes Mr.. Livingstone told me the
Senator had left me 500 and a railroad
ticket. on condition I would not go 20
Goldfield or anywhere east, and instructed
him not TO give II 10 me unless l gave
my word OF honor 1 would not go"
Here Mrs. Bradley again broke down
and cried Resuming she said the Sen
ator had purposely intended 10 keep her
from going to the place she wanted 10
90, as some members Of her family were
there and she wanted TO be with them.
She talked the matter over with her sis
tar Sho sail nd in 6nrn n
take the money and go to Los Angeles.
Where did you receive the money and
ticket?''
ION the train in salt Lake"
How much money did you receiver
Eighty dollars"
You started for Los Angeles. you say,
Mrs. Bradley When did you change
your purpose?''
II must have done it at Ogden. That
was the turning point"
She Changed Her Mind.
After changing her mind about going 20
California and deciding on coming to
Washington, Mrs. Bradley said she ar
ranged for the exchange OF her ticket
and left that afternoon on a through
train for Chicago She said from the
time OF taking the train until arriving in
Washington she suffered headaches, was
unable 10 sleep, and took little nour-
ishment.
At this point the usual recess was Ia
ken.
When court re-convened Judge Powers
resumed his examination, and brought the
witness down 20 her arrival IN this city
She said she arrived in Washington on
a Saturday morning, almost in an ex-
hausted condition, suffering from pain
She telephoned from the station TO the
Ebbitt House TO inquire II Senator Brown
was there. and was told he was at the
Raleigh. She took a cab and drove 70
that hotel
Now, Mrs. Bradley" said Judge Pow
ers. did you at any time form a pur-
pose to kill or shoot Senator Brown"
Il did not"
state for what purpose you came to
Washington
To ask him to keep his promise"
Mrs Bradley said she inquired Of the
clerk If Brown was stopping there.
and receiving an affirmative reply. she
registered. She asked the number Of his
room. and was told it was 26s. The clerk
assigned her to a room, and she was
shown up stairs. She went to her room
and tried to sleep. Then she got up and
went in search of Browns room. It
was nearly an hour. she said. before she
found it. and inquired of the maid If
Mr.. Brown would be back soon. The
Always the Same