The daily sentinel., 1907-11-09

Preparations for the trial of Mrs.
bradley nave about been completed
and both the United States attorney
and the counsel for the defense are
reported to be in readiness to pro-
coed. Several witnesses from the
West will be brought here at the ex-
pense OF the government to give tes-
timony for the defense Among
these are Judge II. NJ. Henderson,
OF Salt Lake City, DR.. E. w. Whit
ney OF Salt Lake City, Mrs. ]. F.
swasey of San Francisco and the
Rev. David Utter, of Denver.
Mrs. Bradley is said to have re-
covered from the effect of her recent
illness and has taken deep interest
In the preparations for her trial. She
has declared that she wants no cur
ly-haired men on the jury, ard it is
curious coincident that the judge
who will preside at the trial has cur
ly hair, as has also the clerk whose
duty 1t Will be to record the pro-
ceedings.
The regular panel of jurers serv-
Ing In criminal court No. 1. will first
be examined as possible jurors in
the Bradley case. The panel includes
five grocers. four other merchants,
two clerks. two insurance agents. a
brickmaker, a barber, a bartender,
bicycle dealer, an ice dealer, a
baker, timer. publisher, a mus
ician, waiter ard a real estate
man.
From this panel. and possibly
others similar, is to be secured a
jury which will judge this frail lit
tie woman, and which, she hopes, will
come up to her ideal. thus express
ed.
81 should like my jury to be made
up of men who have loved women
perhaps | should say who have loved
one woman deeply and truly-meh
who are capable of understanding the
grand passion should like them
to be men of good education and of
refined tastes. | should like to have
Jury of men who know and love
the poets, who understand art and
who love all that is beautiful AMI
noble in life.
One of the most important wit
hesses for the defense will probably
be the Rev. David Utter. pastor of
Unity church. Denver. He was a
friend and co-worker of Hrs. Bradley
and was also intimately acquainted
with Senator Browns family. Mr..
Utter is said to be prepared to give
IL as his opinion that Mrs. Bradley
was insane when she killed Brown,
and that even her mad love for the
Utah senator was In itself species
of insanity.
In an Interview the Rev. Utter
said: Mrs. Bradley was a woman
one could well be proud to call
friend. / respect her for what she
through her foolish infatu-
alton for a man she knew was bad to
the heart. But woman in love
thinks not of goodness or badness.
kindness or cruelty. and whether the
object of her love be a thief or a
murderer, the woman who is really
infatuated overlooks this and cares
for nothing but that she has the man
of her choice"
In his will, written August "a.
1906, four months befor. he was
shot down at the Hotel Raleigh in
this city, Senator Brown specifically
denied the paternity of Mrs. Brad
ley's children.
81 do not give or devise or be-
queath anything to any of the child
rem of Mrs. Anna NJ. Bradley" is
the language of the will. I do not
think either or any child born to
Mrs. Anna NJ. Bradley is or are
mine, but whether such child or
children is or not / expressly provide
that neither of any of them shall re-
ceive anything from my estate. l
have never married Anna M. Bradley
and never intend to. If she should
pretend that any such relation ever
existed between us to justify such
interference, direct my executor to
contest any claims of any kind that
she may present and direct that
she receive nothing from my estate
Mr.. Brown bequeathed all his proper
ty. valued at about $4,000, to his