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Evening journal., 1907-11-21
HOPE TO FREE
MRS. BRADLEY,
INSANITY PLEA
tcOntinued From FIRST Paee)


The persistent probe into the sordid
relations between Mrs. Bradley and
Brown was welded speedily by Attorney
Baker. Asked about statements in whcn
she is said to have declared her inten-
ton Of shooting Brown. Mrs. Bradley
denied them utterly. She did not finch
but more than ever. seemed to be mistress
Of herself and Of her emotions. As Baker
sought time and again to bring Mrs. Brad
ley to the point Of admitting vindictive-
ness against Mrs. Brown, or Brown him
self, she saved herself by lucid explana-
ton OF circumstances.
You sought out the Senator, did you
notT' said Attorney Baker, with the
purpose Of taking and keeping him from
his wife.
Certainly did" she replied distinctly.
Hit Brown With Umbrella.
did you ever hit the senator in the
mouth with an umbrella, knocking out
several Of his teeth?" was the next start
ling question.
''The senator was in one Of his bitter
moods" began the prisoner in explana-
ton.
That's not an answer. Did you. or did
you notY thundered the District Attor-
ney
Yes" was the whispered adm ssion.
During August, 1906 Mrs. Bradley said
that she had mad many conferences with
Senator Browns secretary on the subject
of her marriage.
did you at any time say that If the
senator did not marry you, you would
blow his head orr
The witness replied chat she was in a
desperate state Of mind, but when pressed d
for direct answer, denied making the
threat. Mrs Bradley to explain certain de-
tails with reference to the money Brown
gave her, went back to yesterdays tes-
timony and repeated portions OF it clear
ly
After this she went over again the ac-
count Of hertrip to Washington.
Attempts OF the District Attorney to
show that Mrs. Bradley goaded Brown TO
fury met with denials.
There was a murder trial in Salt Lake
in which Senator Brown was counsel.
Mrs. Bradley was asked: Isn't it true
that at the noon recess of this trial you
waited for Senator Brown and took him
away with you instead Of letting him re-
madn with his associatesY'
Il never took the senator away with me;
he always took me away with him. was
the quick response that apparently stump
ed the prosecutor and caused jurors and
spectators TO smile.
Government Ends Case.
Completely bafned in his attempts to
break down her testimony, chagrined at
the promptness with which she answered
embarrassing questions and at the clever
ness with which she explained situations
that at first seemed damaging. District
Attorney Baker suddenly abandoned the
cross-examination of Mrs. Bradley about
noon to-day. After brief redirect ex-
animation, by Judge Powers. she was ex-
cused and the court adjourned for the
luncheon recess.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
WILL PRESENT PICTURE
TO NEWPORT SCHOOL

The Equal Suffrage Club of Newport,
win present a picture to the Newport
public school Christmas Miss Ella
w. Johnson ana Miss Emma Weldin
have been appointed to make the pur-
chase and will submit a picture for
the approval Of the club at its next
meeting on December Is.
The club realized si0.6s on the cleo
ton luncheon given November 5. and
viii contribute 10 Sto the s25 pledged
by the State association to the Ma
tional American Wonan's Suffrage
Association.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
A Purnl, Gown.

A gown made OF the handsome
new purple would make a striking cos.
tune. Purple in all its manifold
shades. from damson to mauve. is to
be the fashionable color, all the rest
being second choice. Purple is rich
and dressy. very noticeable among all
other colcrs and becoming 70 few.
The only way the general unbecoming-
ness OF the shades OF purple can be
overcome is to trim all around the
shoulders with other color or black or
white.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
GOVERNOR OFFERS CUP FOR
BEST CORN EXHIBIT

Governor Lea has offered a silver
cup 10 the farmers Of Delaware COM
peting at teh corn exhibit at the Dela-
ware state Grange session in Dover
next month. tho prize being for the
best corn exhibit by any one farmer.
The trustees Of Delaware College have
Offered a silver cup for the best indi-
vidual ear Of corn shown.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
FuRN1sHED IN OAK.

Anne chair carries out the color
scheme by being in green. The leather
chair matches Il. The walls. are GOV.
cred in green burlap.
The curtains may be OF green net or
china silk.
The whole atmosphere Of the room is
simple and restful.
r. DE LA BAUME.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
Anti. License Meetina al pover.

The State Committee Of the Anti
License Association is meeting today
in Dover 10 close up the business per-
tanning to the anu-license campaign
The meeting is taking place in the Y
NJ c A. Hall az Dover Matters per-
tanning 70 the next movement of the
association will be discussed.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
A SIMPLE LIBRARY.

An Attractive Place Suitable For
Living Room.
The new bookcases are made as plain
as can be, and 1t is possible to add to
them at any time. They line the walk
about half way up. the remaining
space being filed with pictures and
bric-a-brac. The illustration will give
You an idea Of what mean.
Notice the oval oak table suitable
for a lamp and magazines. The Queen
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
Camp 70 Civ. smnL.r

George v. Farrell. Camp No. 1, Span
lsh War Veterans. will have special
meeting In the armory. Twelfth and
orange streets, this evening. which will
DC Followed by a smoker and entertain
ment This camp is composed of Della
wareans who were enlisted during the
spanish American war, and the mem-
bership is rapidly increasing.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
PADEREESKI PLEASED
Presents Money to Manager johnson
ard the Opera House Stage Hands.

Resident Manager Johnson, Of the
Opera House, was a happy man last
night when Paderewski's treasurer,
Mr.. Heck, presented him with the
sum Of SOS. The gift was a token Of
appreciation for the interest aroused
in the recital by Mr.. johnson. The
stage hands were also remembered,
each one being presented with a sum
of money in appreciation Of their work
about the stage and attention given
Paderewski. who expressed delight
over the large audience and the man
ner In which he was received.
The admission to the theatre
amounted to nearly $4,000. The pian-
list charged 81 for his autograph on his
photograph, and the money accruing
from these sales is donated to tho
Home for Disabled Musicians.
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saIvation Army serviees.

Special services were held last night
by the Salvation Army, Major fiunter
and staff Captain Lyon. of Philadel-
phia, oe.ng present. On Saturday night
Captain Mitchell, OF the Industrial
Home, will bid farewell to Whining
ton and proceed to his new appoint
ment in the West
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Deaths

Matthew w. McHush.
Emily Jane Malliek.
Patrick Campbell.
John c. LaVery.
Kate NJ. Grubb.
John &. MoNespy.
Anna A. Haieh.
Charles W. Allen.
Margaret L. Whiteman.
William Dennison.
Edmund Maaq.
oNESPN--ln this city, on November
20th. 1907. John r.. infant son OF
James J. and Blanch McNespy aged
months.
Funeral services will be held at his
parents residence. No 7S5 Warner
street on Friday afternoon, November
,,d. az 2 o'clock Interment New
Cathedral Cemetery.
5AlGH-On November goth, 1907. Anna
A. Ball. wife OF Joseph w. Haigh. in
her 27th year
Relatives and friends OF the family
are invited 10 attend the funeral from
her late residence. Stanton. Delaware,
ln Sunday afternoon, November cath,
At o'clock. Services in Stanton NJ T..
Church. Interment ST James Gene
terry. Newport
ALLEN-In this city. on November 20,
1907. Charles W. Allen, aged SO years
Relatives, friends and Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers are respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral services
AZ his late residence, No. s1I LON bard
street. on Saturday afternoon. Novcm-
Der %, 1907, at 8 o'clock. Ingrment
private.
Our Father.
HE has gone from his dear ones,
His children. his wife:
Whom he willingly toiled for
And loved as his life
Oh! God. how mysterious and
Strange are Thy ways,
To take from us this loved one
In the best Of his days"
Wife and Children.
GRUBB-At Baltimore. Nd, November
90 1907. Kate NJ. daughter Of the
late Adam and Jane Grubb
Relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral services at the residence OF her
sister, Mrs Norman w. Bottger. 1906
West Fourth street. Saturday afternoon
At o'clock. Interment at Wilmington
md Brandywine Cemetery.
NcH HuGi--On November 10, 1907.
NtaAAhNW W. AANAANkNf AAEu 20 years
Relatives and friends are respect
ully invited 10 attend the funeral from
he residence Of his brother, Joseph
McHugh Eighth and Church streets,
On Friday. November %, at o'clock.
Services in the Old Swedes Church. In
terment at Old Swedes Cemetery
MAAG-Suddcnly. on November 26th.
1907, Edmund Maag. aged 81 years.
Relatives. friends and members of
Wilmington Lodge. No. i. A. O. II w
are invited 70 attend the funeral SER
vices at his late residence, No. 602
West Sixth street, on Friday evening.
November 22d. az s o'clock. Intcrment
Milford. Del. Saturday. November %,
without further notice.
DENNiSON-At Rocldand. Del, on
November 18th, 1907, Jane, wife OF
William Dennison, aged 76 years
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral
services at the residence OF her hus-
band al RoclIland. on Friday afternoon
November p. at 9 o'clock. Intermeni
II Mt. Salem Cemetery.
'NALLlCK-In this city on November
18th, 1907. Emily Jane Mallicl,. acet
70 years.
Relatives and friends are respect.
'nlly invited 70 attend the funeral ser.
vices az her late residence. No. eos
Market street on Friday afternoon
November %. 1907, at $50 p. m. Inter.
1cnt az Riverview Cemetery
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
Pioneern Id nanre.

In Eden Hall on Thanksgiving after
noon the Pioneers Association win give
its annual dance and the affair prom
ises to be a pleasing one. The COM
mittee composes j. c. Mcguire, chair
man; Harry Canavan, Leo Murphy,
Thomas Moran and J. T. McElwee, sec
retary
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
ro HoId a Rummaae sale.

The Evergreen Circle OF Grace M. r.
Church win hold a rummage sale at
W. c. T. u. rooms, 100 w. Eighth
street next Monday and Tuesday. Any
one having contributions are requested
to notify Mrs. Clarence Prettyman, d.
& A. Phone, 4577D.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
CHANNI Ed Undertaken
SnHINDLLh G Embalmer

No PA w. Ninth Street.
Careful attention day or night
Bodies IN Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments hrst-class. Both Phones.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
FIVE CHILDREN
PERISH IN FIRE
By THE IoURNALs speelal VIC.

by ItE Job bhNAL opeclal wire.
FRANKLIN, Pa, Nov. 2i.-Five chill.
dren Of John uzner, an oil well pumper
living in Venango county were burned e
death to-day in a fire which destroyed
their house. The victims ranged from .
TO y years. Mrs. zuvner rescued her baby
while Nelson, is, carried out his father
who was overcome by smoke.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
Enund puoks PIentlful.

George Simons ana Judge McHenry
returned from a duck hunting trip to
tho waters about Franklin City this
morning. bringing with them a fine
'string of ducks, numbering twenty
seven in all. The gunners report
ducks to be plentiful in that section.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
STREET AND SEWER
ORDINANCE APPROVED

The ant-spitting ordinance passed
by the Street and Sewer Department,
which was referred to City Solicitor
Townsend for his approval, received
his appreciation and was then referred
to the mayor. who signed it to-day.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
odd EelloNus on -.

odd Fellows OF the city win meet IN
the rooms OF Fairfax Lodge. Third
and King streets, Saturday evening al
II O'Clock, and win leave IN a body TO be
dined by Brandywine Lodge at Rising
Sun. An enjoyable evening Is prom
ised.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
MoouIlians 10 Have Bundle.

The degree team OF Wilmington Con-
clave Of Mogallians will so to New
Castle this evening and conduct a bum
gle for the conclaNe there.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
TAXING CHANCES.
When One Nssleets to Fit Herself Foe
Earning Her Living.

EafniNS Nlcl LIVING
Quite recently a prominent young
broker fell ill with pneumonia. It car
ried him on In less than a aeek. When
the doctor told his wife that there was
no hope she fell from one fainting 1T
Into another. She was grieved at his
death. TO be sure. but can you blame
her for thinking OF three children?
They had always lived up TO their in
come. Why not7 The husband was
yet in his early thirties. and then. too,
their needs swallowed all they had.
There was nothing else but paltry
life insurance Of 5000. and every one
knows how far that will so with three
children.
That they had lived up to their last
cent was the husbands faNt Strange
Evening journal., 1907-11-21

A Cup Of Chocolate in a minute.
Sugar and milk already in it,
AcHoR's cHoco-LAcTlNE. When
our demonstrators call, let them make
you a cupf
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
Stock Markets

o'clock quotations from 2. D
Laekey G. Co., Bankers and Brokers
s43 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21

Mo. Kan. &Texs3H
Nat Lead Co. a.
~. Y. Central %
Ont. & West. 2SX
Norfolk & West 81
Nor. Pacific ..Io45
Pacific Mail 20
Pennsylvania Io7
Peoples Gas ...7zz
Reading 7SY
Read. fst pfd.
Read. cd pfd...
ID. & II. ........
D., L.. & w.
Southern , ac. 65H
South r. Com Io4
Texas Pacihc..I7H
n. c. e LEO oS
Union Pacific los
~. :. Steel .7,H
u. S. Steel pfd 7oK
Wabash ...... S4
Wabash pfd. ...ISH
Western Union 81
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
Shield Of Honor ceIebrate,.

The Shield Of Honor of Delaware,
will celebrate its twenty-frst anniver-
sary in the New-Century Club tonight.
An elaborate program has been pre-
pared. Prominent members will make
addresses.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

Losr-A gold watch between Lippin-
colts and the postoffce with Gibson
head on back Of it. Also pin with F. C.
X. engraved on it. Finder please leave at
Evening Journal Office and receive re-
ward. n21-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished room. No. 6 r.
18th st. n2i-st
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ro ths MountaIns on. Vacation.

Albert Posey, real estate agent for
William J. Fisher. left to-day for a
vacation among the Blue Mountains in
Pennsylvania
Evening journal., 1907-11-21

Mr. and Mrs. William II Cooper OF
Newport. and his brother. Perry. OF
Wilmington. have gono on a weeks
trim doWs- N3---a-as
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
OBITUARY

Charles W. Allen, one Of the hest
known engineers in the employ OF the
pennsylvania Railroad Company. died
at his home, No. oil Lombard street
yesterday afternoon, at the age Of so
years. Mr.. Allen has been SUFFERING
win a cancer for some time, and first
uhogrWent an operation on December
O. 1916 after which he appeared TO i'm
prove In August Of this year he he
came worse again and since that time
had been confined to his home.
Mr.. Allen had been IN the service Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Comnanv
for more than forty years. entering h
In 1863. lie is survived by a widow
and two grown children. Mrs John Y
Cooper and Miss Elizabeth Allen. HIS
funeral will be held from his late
home on Saturday afternoon at 4
o'clock, and interment win be made An
Riverview Cemetery.
Miss Kate Grubb, daughter OF the
late Adam and Jane Grubb, OF this
city, died in the home OF a sister. IN
Baltimore, yesterday. She had been
III for sometime. and had undergone
an operation. She was recuperatinp
rapidly when a relapse resulted and
she declined. She was a sister OF Nor
iris Grubb. secretary OF the Joseph
iStoeckle Brewing Company The fu-
neral win take place Saturday after.
noon at o'clock from the home of
her sister, Mrs. Norman Bottger. No
il2o6 West Fourth street The inter.
lment viii be IN Wilmington ana Bran
dywine Cemetery
The funeral OF Mrs. Margaret 7,
Whiteman. the wife OF George G
IWhiteman. Of No. 220s Tstnan street
who died Tuesday will be held from
the home. Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock. The interment will he 81
lRivsrview Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21

Mrs. Harry E. Wright, of No. 1923
jackson street. has returned home
from pleasant visit to Boston and
New York.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-12

Mr.. and Miss Sherry, of Chicago, are
visiting with the family Of Joe Hodges for
a few weeks.
Mrs. A. w. Stone and children departed
for Boulder. Colorado, Wednesday morn
ing. She expects to camp for three or four
weeks and take In the chatauqua.
Earnest Lanphere, Miss Mabel oulson,
and Mrs. r. Human and children left for
Boulder. Colorado, Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Ruman goes to visit at the home of
her parents at that place.
Mrs. Lund gave a party last Saturday
In honor of her daughter Edna. Old fash
toned games were the features of the
evening and all present had a very pleas
ant time.
ole Bjorhal passed to his eternal home
Sunday morning, June Both, after a brief
illness Of typhoid pneumonia. Mr.. Bjor-
dial was an old and respected citizen, hav-
ing lived in this vicinity for a good many
years. He was a kind husband and a low
ing father, and among his n%eighbors and
friends his place will be hard TO fill. n
bereaved family have the sympathy of
the whole community in their sad afflic-
ton.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-12
SPIRIT LAKE

John Boog, of Little Rock, Iowa, spent
a few days at Grover, this state, and "a few
days with H. A, Poppen, of Spirit Lake.
At present he is visiting his son =. Boog,
and daughter Mrs. Ill. Smith, southeast
of De Smet.
H. Brown departed for Iowa Tuesday.
Is. II. Baumann and I, Dickman return
ed from their Oklahoma trip June 2Sth.
Mr. Tjaden from Bryant and two broth
erin-law. from Lennox, this state, visited
at the IL. a. Poppen hons Tuesday. They
were accompanied by II. Buus, of the
same place, The gentlemen were looking
for a location and are highly pleased with
this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Grotjohn are visiting
with Mrs. Grotjohn's brother at Pipestone
MINI.
Our old neighbors X. IL. Doeden and
family, now of Grover, this state, are Wis
iting at Little Rock and Sibley, Iowa.
They will go from there to Holland where
Mrs. Doeden spent her childhood days.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-12
EAsT END STEMs.

Martin Morkinson took a carload of hogs
20 SioAx City last Saturday.
Miss Clara Moe and her sister, Mrs.
Charlie Sederstrom went to Minneapolis
Mimi, last Saturday for n visit.
Axel Halvorson was t~ransacting bust
ness az Hetiand last Saturday.
NJ. Hart1y and family celebrated the
Fourth at the home of III. % Johnson.
Col. Evarts, carrier on route four. had a
runaway the latter part of last:week. Col,
escaped with a few scratches and a slight
ly damaged buggy.
Axel Peterson has treated his house to
a new coat of paint and is now giving his
barn a course OF the same treatment.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-12

Kildee asks us to state that the viola
tions of these ordinances referred to
in the future will be followed by the
arrest of the offenders.
The members of the Elk order
who live in this city gathered at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. B. A. Dyar
Monday evening and presented them
with a handsome chatting dish. The
evening was pleasant for both the
guests and host and hostess.
We are informed that Supt. Moul-
ton, the new superintendent having
charge of this division Of the c.. u n.
w. R'y. has given permission to break
up the plat of ground south of thede-
pot up to first street for park pur-
poses, and that he will send an en-
gineer to lay out the grounds. Also,
that the railroad company will con
struct a cement walk from the depot
to First street. The first improvement
will be greatly appreciated by De
Smet people, and shows the proper
spirit on the part of Mr.. Moulton.
The second improvement, we have
long been entitled to, but for some
reason the company officers have been
negligent, o. contrary. Evidently
Supt Moulton is a gentleman who APP
preciates a good thing and is willing
to give something in return.
Mrs. Mccormick daughter of
John d. Rockefeller, says her father
is a much abused man. that he is not
understood by the people, Continu-
ing, she says, "He lives in the clouds
with his God" 1t is barely possible
that the lady is mistaken as to the di-
rection taken by the old cuss in locat-
ing his summer home. If she proves
to be correct, it will be embarrassing
for the U. S. attorney general in his
efforts to prosecute under the anti
trust act-he will have to invade the
heavens with a wal balloon. But we
doubt the lady's word. The sun has
continued to shine and the water to
fall plentifully upon the earth. If
Holy Johnnie live in the clouds, he
would have had a corner on the light
and peddled it in tank wagons before
this, while we would have to pay 300
per cent on the water. No! If
Johnnie has changed his abode of
late, the higher price of coal would
indicate that he had gone in another
direction.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-12
DRAkOLA.

A good gentle rain just now would be
acceptable, though in the main, crops
are usually promising.
Steiner Lien, a few days ago, carelessly
allowed his four horse team to follow the
road into the water and mud just east of
the Trousdale home. Jim got them out
with the use of his team and a long rope
hitched around the neck of each horse. 1t
would seem quite the proper thing to have
q fence across the road on each side of all
places that ara impossible. h town
ship board might save cost by attending
| 10 ii.
Miss Lulu Trousdale is now at home,
much TO the relief OF her mother, who was
overworking caring for boarders.
a. G.. Martini Is digging a cellar for a com
niodious farm house.to be erected on his
farm.
Will Pratt, of De Smet, was transacting
business here on Tuesday last. His father
was with him.
l.. Krumvieda was here on Tuesday re-
pairing the windmill at the Trousdale
home. 1t is now as good as new
Byron Herrick is building an addition
to his house and painting the whole. The
tidal wave of prosperity has evidently
reached that home.
We understand that Mrs. Geo. Buck has
been quite seriously ill, but is now con,
valescing. Their little boy is still quite
poorly.
J. L. Jacobs has bought lumber for his
large barn of Laird Norton & Co, at DE
Smet. He figured at the various towns
around and found he could save money
by buying in De Smet. 1t cost him some
where around a thousand dollars.
The old vets have cent MS word that
they will be here with one of their enjoy
able picnics on Monday the 18th inst. A
cordial welcome awaits all who may de
eide to come.
A man whose name | do not get lost
four large hogs by the excessive heat on
Wednesday of last week. We have but
few such days, but stock onld have
shade those few.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-12

Mrs. VIM. Warnke, who has been visit
ing relatives and friend at Pierre for the
past few weeks returned home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Peterson, who have
been soiourding in Minnesota and Wis
consin for the past month returned home
the latter part of last week,
q. ]. Moe was transacting businesses in
Lake Preston Friday of last week.
Mrs. Seth Hewitt. who had been visit
ing ~Iroquois friends returned home Mon
day
Oscar Sederstrom went 10 Lake Preston
Saturday to assist his brother Emil.
Frank Plat departed for Calgary. Can.
ada. Monday evening. Frank carries the
best wishes of all on his western trip.
A. Hewitt is putting a steel pit in his
elevator.
Lars Austin, one of the road overseers of
Denver, is taking advantage of the dry
weather to Improve the roads.