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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-21
Endearing Letter
From Mrs. adams
Read TO the Jury

Two letters were read yesterday which
impressed the court and spectators az
the Bradley trial more than all others.
One was the letter written to Senator
Brown by Mrs. Annie Adams. which
MIS- Bradley found upon his dresser
IN the Raleigh, and which she says
precipitated the tragedy. This letter
read:
Saturday p. m. Dec. 1. 'O6
Philadelphia, Pa.
''Dearis, My Dearie: The world seems
10 have taken on a new hue because.
perChanoe. l have heard from YOU.
which means so much. I was. as 1
told you. very fearful Of the contretemp
al the house and sorry 1t could not have
been avoided
Il think our idea Of living here must
be given up. I wondered at gates
being open. as l think that bolts and
bars would seem the proper thing.
Poor. misguided soul. who cannot
see better results from a more dlgni-
he'd prCcedure-and you, what courage
and strength II requires for continued
onslaushts.
4 wish the winter was over. hope
you can arrange the change OF date
for case mentioned, but do not worry
more than necessary. What Is vii! be.
and sight must prove It in The end--so
they tell Us.
y ~s.zH not be in the biH next week.
after he 10Th, and they say for -Four
or i've weeks. or until Boston, and
MAJ stay in New York. and trust the
ume can be arranged. l fear thai
TINS VIII hardly reach you before leav-
ing 81 Louis, and may send It TO
Washington instead If address comes
and Il should be Monday. you say.
must hate with your hate. love with
your love To the latter part I can
pledge myself. but hate has never seem
ed component part OF my makeup
somehow
Perhaps. dearie. you can discover #
somewhere, and then devise the best
use for IL after Il has been aroused
put love ever seemd 10 be the best. and
nope ever win be, for ] am Overlooking
with that sweetest and dearest Of hu-
man thoughts and feeling for you. and
else.
This Is my religion. and you and 7
are TO become true believers I'm the d.
vine command, Love ye one another
Believiest thou this?
answer. yes, really
thanks for you. and my every hope
spoke Of feelings which one year ago 1
never dreamed cOulc be possible II
seems 10 sweet. / an not going to send
this until I get an address, so possess
my soul in patience"
so surprised to learn you are en-
route. l VIII write you tomorrow at
length OF my movements I think that
we leave here as early as on Sunday,
the 9Th, for New York. My cousin.
too, has written she is coming to New
York from Canada Write fully how
soon must you get back home. Let me
know either here or write me IN New
York. Must get TO work
With love. dear heart, as ever.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

DObbins Addition-Alexander AfiIlar
ct TX. to Charles Gates. lot Sc. square
II: $40.
AnacOstiG-George 7. Dyer ct w. TO
Clinton j.. Jones, lot 5S2; SO.
Argyle Eark-Shelton T. Cameron et
ia. 20 John W. Biakoloclz. lots TO
II, square 27OS; $40 John ". Blakelock
ct uX convey same property 10 J.
Philip HERMANN; $40
West WOOdridge-Henry A. Vieth ct
al 10 Julius II. Durand, lot IS, square
42SS. SO
Wiltberger street northwest, between
s and T streets-SOphia L Kleindienst
20 Michael Holzbeierlein, lot =, square
Al, SO
SheTWOOds addition TO BrOokland-
Carol K. Morrison ct Tx. to Charles 5.
lockwood, lot Q. block G. SIC.
1642 Tenth street nortnWegt-May Mil
Ter ct vir, George W. 10 John +. Lynch,
Let l42, square 5G4; SO.
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ferred in rather caustic terms to having
seen Mrs. Brown on the street in war
paint and feathers" She referred 10
Mrs. Brown always as 1.-THE madam. -
saying that the Senator always called
her that
He next questioned Mrs. Bradley as
10 her objections 70 Mrs Brown oc-
cupying the Senator's Brigham street
house, and when Mrs Bradley failed TO
remember and he pressed her for an
swsr. she replied:
If you knew all the things the Sen
atOr would say about these matters you
might undo -stand some OF these Things"
Odd you not tell the Senator you
needed that house and its contents for
our own little ones and our unborn
children"
a
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Governor Appoints Delegates.

Governor Swanson has appointed John
j Johnsonf Julian y. williams, K. E
LAWYER w. A. Smoot, and r. +. Down
nam. Of this city, delegates for the
state of Virginia 10 the National River
and Harbor Congress, which will meet
IN Washington next month.
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q Shall Kill Her OF Go Mad"

The other was brought out during the
afternoon, its reading being one of the
sensations Of the day, and was a letter
from Mrs. Bradley to the Senator, in
which she used the expression, Il shall
Kill her or so mad" Other portions Of
this letter were Feplete with most en-
dearing terms for the Senator.
This was written in July 1901, about
the time the rupture occurred between
Mrs. Brown and Mrs, Bradley.
Whom did you refer to when you
say you will kill her, Mrs. Bradley, -
asked the District Attorney.
Al don't know.
o. will ask you. then, II You did
not mean Mrs. Arthur Brown?
Al do not know.
Q--Was there any other woman whom
you were Incensed against at this time?
Al don't know. 1 don't remember
Caustic About Mrs. Brown.
Other letters were read by Mr.. Baker
In which Mrs Bradley told of her love
for the Senator and in one OF them re-
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Civil service Fxaminations-

civil service eXamina tiCn for the
position OF clerks ard carriers in the
POstOfnC6 In Washington was held at
the Custom House building here yC5teT-
day The examination was conducted
DN Norman L. Williamson. assisted by
Thomas ]. Mcfarland and Robert I.
Lucas. There We're twenty-five white
male, and nineteen cOlored male. and
Tour white female, and one cOiored fe-
male applicants.
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WAKTED-LAND.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the ODD Hour"
1o PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
INV TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
20 a-n.-DineT. Pullman PaTloE.
Is-Oy hnn.-Bunet. Rarlor. Hr. Train.
57yy a-m.-Diner and Pullman ParlOT Car.
IlI'yV au.-Dfner and Pullman Parlor Car.
:. " p-m:-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
PIN Royal Limited" All Pullman
Iaioo p-m---Cosches 70 PhIladelph
80 D-m.-Diner aud Pullman ParIor.
~ pH--Coaches 70 Philadelphia
80 p-Ea.-Sloepers.
'zsbz a-rn.-SieepsrA
?, As ~ = ~ CITY. t7oo 800 t11Oo g. m.
ASNAFOLIs. week days. 500 g. m. 1z.oS
NSsA 50 500 p n, sun, $40 an. 80 p.Ea.
xt Z EsAf HOUR or THE HOUR
tHeSA oey6 100 g. m. 10 p ND
80. -. TO BALTIMORE.
.sS iS:s9 ~: Y 90 7Z0 800. $50. 100
90 ..Is .5:SS a Liz:e0 nSoR .S5'
80 80 fe:o3. $50 f6oo $40, 100 500.
Wv AGO. JOBS, '1:S0. su:S p. M
WESTWARD.
Sa4CA0O, $40 a. m, y p. % 20 ?. n
~, ISTlnGINNATL ST LOUIS. and LOUIS
't I57. = 10 a. M. -4so5 ?. m: 'l1'.y night
~ 30 night
CLEVELAND. $40 .. n.
COLUMBUS, $3.50 D. N.
WHEELING, - 10 a. H.. g 80 D. n.
FREDERICK ts:2o. + 10. ''s.ls an. 81 90
HAGERsrOwN. ts:1o a. N. 1900 ?. n.
-Dally- fEXcept Sunday. ssSunday only
= TELEPHONES at All Of the following
7 1lcNst O1nces lA7 G St, Tel Main I5sl; GID
station Ticket Oface, Tel Main 1850; tnfor-
nation Bureau. Main T3S0 uOL7-tr
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FINED FOR BEATING HORSE.

Convicted OF cruelty and unnecessar-
ily beating his horse over the head with
the but end Of a whip, Lynwood Benny.
colored, was fined $40. with an alterna-
tive Of thirty days in the workhouse by
Judge Bundy. in the Police Court today
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MISS RICE WEEDS
BENJAMIN Belts
Father of Bridegroom Per
forms Ceremony-Mem-
berS of Family Present.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. NOV. q.

Mss Virginia Ashby Rice. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. w. Rice. and
benjamin A. T. Belts, of Raleigh, n.
G, We're married at the home OF the
brides parents in South Pitt street yes
teruay- The ceremony was performed
by the Rev Sylvester J. Belts, pastor
OF the Baptist Church Of Raleigh, the
rather of the groom. Owing to the III
ness OF the brides uncle the ceremony
was witnessed by only the immediate
families Of the couple.
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Sons Meet at Lee Camp.

At a meeting Of the committee having
IN charge the formation OF a Camp
OF the Sons of Confederate Veterans
last evening, It was decided TO hold the
public meeting at Lee Camp Hall next
Monday evening instead Of at the Ly-
ceum Hall. II was announced also that
the principal speaker Of the occasion
would be Robert 4. Lee. IT., Of Fair
lax Dr. William J. Morton, of Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church. and Con-
gresham Charles c. Carln viii also
deliver addresses
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WOman's Auxiliary Meets.

The WOman's Auxiliary. Of Lee Camp
Confederate Veterans. viii hold q meet
ing at Lee Camp Hall this evening.
when plans viii be perfected for the
annual oyster supper to be given by the
auxiliary
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To Give Play.

The Young Mems SodaIlty LyceuIn
Dramatic Club will present the play.
"Crawford's Claim" at the Lyceum
Hall. in this city, on the evening OF
December II. The proceeds viii so 10
the Lyceum
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Once 14aI Penna. Ave.

NOTICE-FollOWinE schedule not. guaranteed
500 a. m daily.-Seaboard Mail Throurh
coaches and Pullman sleepers to Savannah
and Jacksonville. Through sleepers Washing
ton Hamlet and Hamlet 70 Atlanta snS T3f--
minEham- Dining cars.
SEQ p N. daily.-SeabOard Express. Solid
train with coaches and Pullman sIeeDers 10
Savannah. Jacksonville and Tampa Through
sleepers 70 Atlanta, Birmingham, and Mem
phis. Dining cars
r, II srANsELL, District Passenger Agent.
nol2-l ~
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Fnvious Of aThe Madam"

A letter was next read IN which Mrs.
Bradley spoke a. envious terms OF See
ing an account In a paper OF a whist
party at which Mrs. Brown had enter
taincd. saying that It drove her Wild
TO see another woman occupying the
station and possessing the name that
belonged to her.
Q.-You were trying TO break mp Mrs
Browns home then, Mrs Bradley?
A-You have not heard the other side.
O.-Answer the question. please.
A.-No, didnt know that / was
Later she said that she may have
been trying 10 do this; that she had
right 10.
Christening Of Arthur.
Questioned next as 20 the events just
before her separation from ner husband,
Clarence Bradley, she said that Brad
ley paid MS board, but that the Senator
paid the house rent during most Of
1923. Bradley was not present. she said.
when her son Arthur was christened,
but Brown was. Pressed for details
she said that only she and the Send-
tor knew IL was not Bracley's son, but
that among the forty witnesses at Iho
christening there were sOu1e who after
ward told her they suspected that the
boy was Browns and nOt Bradley s..
She denied emphaucany that he had
been christeued Arthur Brown Bradley.
He was chrstened Arthur Brown,
she said.
She told or ner political work. cam
Taign speeches. club addresses and 9TH
er occasions. Asked TO nans one OF
the subjects upon which abe had de-
l!yered a speech sue saiG after some
Hesitation. Prison Reform
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NJ. N. Kaighn Aids Defense.

NJ. n. Kaighn was a good witness for
the defense. He had known Senator
Brown since 1877 and Mrs Bradley since
1892 During the time when Brown and
Mrs Bradley were before the Utah
courts on account Of their relations he
had gone to see Mrs. Bradley as Brown 5
attorney. When he told Mrs, Bradley
that he mad come TO make a money
proposition she became very agitated
and incensed and told him that he and
q lot Of OTher people were meddling IN
something they did not understand
She insisted on telling her story and
informed him that Brown had made
the first advances to her in his own
home. That she had reDuised him but
he told her he was unhappy
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO r.

$50 7. NC. * o. Limited. Daily, Fast
yesubule train Pullman sleepers to Lex
tngton' Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
-hlcago, and St. Louis. Connection FOR
Virginia Hot Springs Pullman Car Louis
Vile 70 Memphis and New Orleans Dining
Cars, q Ia carte service
LILO P. A.-F. +. V. LIMITED, Daily
Solid VeBubuls train. Pullman sleepers <
Cincinnati, Lexington, and LouisvflIs
Compartment sleeping car 10 Virginia Hot
Springs week days. Dining Cars. a IA
carte service. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati
TO Chicago AMI K Louis, and Louisville 10
Memphis, Nasrv-lls- and New Orieans
Reservations q I'D tllkets at Chesapeaks ana
Ohio Offices biS Pennsylvania ave: COS 1tth
st, near F; and New Union station Tefs-
phone. Main $3.50. for Pennsylvania r r.
Cab Service. and Main ICES or zoo fer c. 4 d
Ticket ONCE. noIs-tf
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DR.. SHADE
Or. FISK ELGIN

Expert IN the treatment OF private diseases
chronic and acute. Both sexes- All consults-
tiC rs confidential Medicine furnished. Prices
uagderats. 1913 Pa ave. NV. Phone NJ. 1913
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wANIED-STABLES.

WANTED-A shed OF stable suitable for a
secondhand furniture shop in Northwest part
OF the city. Address BOX $50. Times ONCE
1t
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Attorney King Called.


Sam A. King, an attorney Of Salt
Lake, was introduced next. He knew
both Senator Brown and Mrs. Bradley
Intimately
Q--Do you know what was Mrs. Brad
ley's reputation for peace and good Or
der. aside from her relations with
Senator Brown?
Ayes.
Q.-State what that reputation was
I'D TO December s, 1906?
A.-FrOm 1898 up 10 that time they
were good. I only knew he= from 1885.
Mr.. King said he had seen Mrs. Brad
ley for Senator Brown during the time
the criminal cases against the two were
pending.
Il endeavored to persuade her to cease
relations with Brown and that If Sen
ator Brown was under Obligations he
would provide for her and children. She
said she wanted Brown to fulfill his
promises, to give their children a name,
and that she did not want Brown or
his property"
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MONEY TO LOAN
On Real Estate

MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates. Special priv
Ieges with respect to prior payments Large
amounts a speciality. TYLER & RUTHER
FORD, 100 18th 81. NV. no2l-tf
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REORGANIZATION ENDED
WITH DEFENDANT A VICTOR
OVER FEDERAL PROSECUTOR

CONTINUED from Eighth PageJ
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about this. You do all the comprising.
don't your
Judge Powers then asked:
You speak Of a case. Do you refer
70 tho case then In court?'
A--Yes
Another letter from Mrs. Bradley 10
Brown was produced which dealt ell
uroly with the household affairs
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FLOOR OIL

DO YOU LIKE ejeaa, glossy floors? Only one
Hay to get them UBs HUNTERS Dust
killing Floor oil. sc a gallon. Phone Main
5458 or drop postal 70 118 Pa ave NV. no20-tf
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AUCTION SALES.

Attorneys Sale of Desirable
Household Furniture, Up
right Piano, Draperies, Car
pets, Rugs, Etc, Contained
in Residence No. .1419 You
Street Northwest.
On Friday, November p, 1907,
Commenting at 1890 O'Clock
a. m.
We VIII sell By public auction within the
above premises. Upright Plano. All-brasz and
Enameled Bedsteads, Mahogany and Oak
DTessers. ChinOuisTs Dressing Tables
Ladies' Desks. Library, and Dining Room
Furniture, Books, Andirons, and Fire SETS.
DTaperies BFsc-s-Brac Fine Rugs CARPETS
and miscellaneous household aduruments be-
Ing the entire contents % the uine-room resi-
deuce. TO which the attention OF household
ers and parties refurnishing Is particularly
invited
On view after a. n. morning OF sale.
Terms cash.
DARR. PEYsER & TAYLOR. Attorneys.
II
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
For SALE-By owner, nice home Rrigb,-
wood Park d. C, six rooms. cellar Isrga
yard water, sewer, gas, cement sidewalk -
cars. Only $500. BOX 65L Times ofics-
nO21-St
HOUSES AT PETWoRTH
&51l. [923 Sth ST. NV. rooms and bah. s2s
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 6I2 18Th NON q x
500 Down. 61.oo Month.
Buys a Home at Beautiful
Capitol Heights.
NO Interest No Taxes. No Building
Restrictions.
LOTS $50 UP
One CaTfaTe-6 Tickets for 20
Take Il St car. Get or 6lst 81 Ne
.. 3. ZANTZINGER- Owner
Agents on ground daily
Offices SJo y St y. ". and 6lst ST
and Central ave, Capitol Heigbts
Sl.00 down. loo Month
nolf-tf
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BICYCLES.

WANTED to buy every secondhand bicycle
IN Washington c. 7. HUNTER The Bi-
eycleman. rs Pennsylvania ave. nv nols-tf
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TRUNK REPAIRING

AT HARNESS. trunk. and wagon shops. 18Th
and II SITS. We make specially OF all kinds
OF repairing; prices moderate. no1g-15t
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LOTS 557x5Ss; near electric car station. -,
chance; both for 500; do not mis- tn -
portunity. Address LEWIS KERN, 81 ~
mo- Va pcIo a.
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MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATFs
OF INTEREST on D. c. Real Estate. No
unreasonable delay.
WALTER H. AcRER,
gs1-a --.- 1Sa z 81 ", ".
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WANTED-FLATs.

WANTED-By young man and wife and s1s-
heat and bath. part Of house VIII couple,
who have children. preferred; state price.
ISLeEences exchanged Address BOX So
Times Office 80 >.
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49, ~@~ea <~eAANFs
Odd Mrs Brown do anything to
wards the support OF your children2
A.-Ncver.
Judge Powers then showed her some
papers, and asked her II she had placed
them in the hands of Colonel King. She
said she had done SO.
Odd Mr. Bradley go for you 10 the
State central committee room in 1902
A.-No- We ceased living together IN
1883 That is, In the same house
This closed the redirect examination
and m. Baker took up the TvCrOss
., (Mr. Baker)-Did you bring with
YOU 10 Washington any letters Of Sena-
tor Browns to your
Al think So
Odd you bring them in a satcheI?
Al presume so.
This ended the recross examination
and recess was taken until I.l5
At the afternoon session DR.. T. w
Whitney was again put on the stand 70
bring out evidence not permitted on the
former occasion.
He said Senator Brown had brought
Mrs. Bradley to his Office for treatment
in September, 1902
Mr.. Baker objected 10 the Introduction
OF testimony as 70 the object or char
acter OF this treatment, and the attOr-
neys were called to the bench for a
consultation with Judge Stafford.
After long conference, DR.. Whitney
was withdrawn and not allowed to 20
into further detail He was finally ex-
cused.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON d. c. REAL EST AT7F
Lowest rates OF interest Payments on prin
cipal in amounts Of 500 OF more received al
any Interest period THE + H. SMITH CO.
Bond Building 1905 New York ave.
5e 5-tf
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MONEY TO LOAN IN any amounts froT-
8 to s per cent on District OF Columbia resi
estate. Every consideration shown borrower
The Harrison Realty Company.
Phone Main 3S62. 500 STREET N w
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REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT-HCUsEs.

18th ST. Sc, 245-Containing 6 rooms and
bath; thoroughly modern; Just Ike new: rent
$3.50. WM. II. SAUNDERS & co. .IlJ7 f
81 nOi5-eod-tf
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MONEY TO IJOAN-S25o to $5O5. 900 on d q
real estate. Interest low, Ind all transac-
lions conducted with economical considera
ton for borrowers.
WA H SAUNDERS & CO.
1907 F St n "
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SECOND TRUST
LOANS IN REAL ESTATE.
Any Amount Lowest Rates
NATIONAL LOAN and NV. CO
THOMPSON BLDG. 703 ETH ST. N. W
Opposite treasury Next Drug Store.
1911
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How Letter Closed.

II closed as follows:
i look for you up Thursday or Fri
day. I feel very much healthier after
my Illness. II you see madame you
must promise not 70 speak TO her IN the
street. Don't speak In the street.
Nothing has been said lately and We
get aloIg smoothly. Don't worry.
do you wish our love had never
fOwed?'
Judge Powers then showed her
whip. She said she fEst had it AT the
Senator's house. that she took II home
and put il in her trunk. and when she
got 70 Washington she found II here,
but had forgotten about IT,
some questions we're then asked her
about pony, and also about q certain
Indian she saw Ia Salt Lake City, prob
ably 10 test her recollection OF events
at that time
Q.-YOu were asked did Mrs Brown
give you any presents.
A,-4eS, she gave Us presents, but
never gave me any money, and gave US
nothing unusual. She gave one OF The
girls three dresses. Another one she
gave a pair of silk stockings and a sash
to, and gave the children little things
for girls,
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FARM on Potomac river opposite rafIr,s5
station. 20 acres. substantial irnprove-7e-ss-
valuable hshi1B Shore about 100 cords ~
wood 10 cut 5000 CHAS. LABOFTsFT
Bright wood Park, non -
Eso ACRES T1Ch truck and grzss land. tvc
dwellings. stable. outbuudInEs- IA u,tIss
from new Baltimore. Annapolis VVashinT-
ton trolley line. ten miles 70 WRshin-foSs.
s. go. reasonable terms.
GEO. Q. WALLER
oezs-set Aysttzv1tis. ma.