The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-17

whisky. He was a handsome looking fellow of a sunny nature, big hearted, generous, fmost engaging manners. He disregarded his vows and became enamored of a Miss Isabel Cameron, also the daughter of a well known Kalama- ZOO man. The scandal of his attentions to Miss Cameron forced Brown to forsake his law practice in Kalamazoo and he went to Salt Lake City. Shortly there after Miss Cameron followed and after the first Mrs. Brown had secured a divorce the two married. In Salt Lake City Brown duplicated his former success and was soon one of the foremast practiton- CTS in that city.
 Anna Madison Born, In the meantime was born in Kansas City. Anna Madison. Her parents were well tod do persons who in 1873 five years after the girls birth, moved to Colorado Springs, and few years after that settled permanently in Salt Lako City As the latter place did not afford the educational advantages that it does now, Miss Anna Mdison was sent to Den yer to be educated. She graduated from the Denver High school and then took a business course. later becoming book keeper and cashier in large mercantile establishment in Denver.
 About Anna Madison's girlhood and early womanhood there has never been d word of scandal or suspicion It was in 1S31 that Annie Madison re- turned to Salt Lake City. Her uncle was then superintendent of the water works there, and she became q clerk in his of- fee. About the same time she WAS in troduced to Arthur Brown by that same uncle Brown was climbing the ladder of fame. child had been born to his wife, Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Madison began to develop those talents for public life which, political opportunities for women in Utah being great, gave promise of a high career for her. In 1893 she married Clarence Bradley, who turned out to be q gambler and a reprobate.
 Two children. still living, resulted from the marriage, but after few years Mrs. Bradley lived more and more apart from her husband, and he gradually drifted out of her life.
 UnsuIlied Character.
 Still. however. her character remained unsmirched. She became one of the prime movers in the Women's club of Salt Lake City. She introduced Mrs. Arthur Brown into her organization She WAS nominated by the republican party for city auditor, and while beaten at the polls, made a spirited and creditable campaign. She was elected secretary of the repub- lican state central committee. and there
 
 have led her 10 the foot of the gallows. Politics in Salt Lake City were divided into two factions-the Browns and the anti Browns. Political principles alone carried Mrs. Bradley into the ranks of the Brown faction, and she fell under the influence of the future United States sen- ator.
 Last Victim.
 It was in 1895 that Mrs. Bradley and Brown became closely associated in poii- tics, and three years intervened before the world began to know that Arthur Brown whose mode of living was by word throughout Utah. had added Mrs. Bradley to his list of victims Her story of those three years will be told by Mrs. Bradley herself upon the witness stand. To her counsel she has already related the story of his persistent wooing. All of his letters of that period have been re-