Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-22
MRS eRApLEYs ORDEAL OVER.
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trial before Judge Stafford in the crlm-
inal court No. of this city.
Over a hundred of Browns letters
were introduced in the court yesterday
for the purpose of identification and
smaller number from her to Brown
,yere a,so presented. In addition three
or four of her letters were read as
mart of rer cross-examinatiOn, showing
that the government will rely largely
,,non the letters to sustain It's con-
tention that the killing was premeoi-
tated and that there were two Sizes
TO the relationship between the eH-
Senator and Mrs. Bradley. The letters
will be presented to the jury from
time to time as the case progresses.
In most Of the letters from Senator
Brown to Mrs. Bradley he addresses
her as DOLLY" but this is frequently
changed for the words "Sweetheart,
"I.oye." Beloved" "Dear Heart" AN
pel" "Darling," Wife," and IL. NJ. j.
the meaning of the initials being, as ives
developed in Mrs. Bradley's testimony
yesterday. Little Mint Julip." which
was one of his pet names for her. The
letters are full of endearing phrases.
He complained frequently of Mrs. Brad
ley's association with "Margie,' whose
full name Mrs. Bradley yesterday de-
clined to give.
All the letters are not now available
hut some Of them are, and quotations
from these sufficiently indicate the
character of all. Take, for instance, a
postscript to a letter written by Brown
to Mrs. Bradley April %, 1902, when
runs as follows:
ST have been and am so cross ana
savage at your performances and vio-
1ations of your pledges to me that 1
can hardly see; but / cannot leave this
letter without telling what think
that I love you more than all the world;
sick without YOU Life is wretched
when YOU are doing these things. what
CON do 70 help you? l sent you
check for $50 and telegraphed Jones To
pay you s25. Did you get both; 10
write. Do try at least to be good ana
true to me. I love you. L ioVe you;
On Nav 4. 1902. he wrote Mrs. Bradley
telling her that he had written MS VIII
and would forward it to her Tor sale
keeping. In another letter he refers r MS
illness and says:
.T get so tired nights. I cannot sleep
or think. But darling, if / once get SO
that 7 can live with you night and day.
we will grow young and happy together-
In many of his letters, Senator Brown
made inquiries concerning persons whom
Mrs, Bradley had mentioned in her let
TORS at one time mentioning ''Clarence,'
another "Fitzhugh," and another DR.
Bets"
He complained about the presence with
Nd ocEa
get rid Of them. Of DIR. Belts he said:
II never heard of him. I do not need
him or any other man at The Angelus.'
don't believe it right for him to be
gushing over you there. I suppose you
think this is another illustration of my
'viciousness;;' I think so myself. I pre-
sumo you will not write and do other
things to wiring my heart If I did not
love you so intensely I would not care,
but my love has become a mania that
masters all thought and purpose
In the next letter he asks: "!Iow old
IS Wimer?" and also inquiries: Does he
sta yat your house most of the time??''
and adds: "T1ow many of these cousins
and mncles have you there?"
On May 9, Senator Brown wrote: 81
woke up in the night with that deer
pain and apprehension I have had for
you the past week. My heart aches and
aches for you. My dearest one. I fea,
that some evil is befalling you: I car
only hope and trust. I think it was a mis-
take that you went so far away. I read
your vicious letter while breakfast was
being prepared. I like to read youl
seedlings; know the reaction will CONS
and you are ashamed of them before the
time get them
On May u he complains of receiving
more of her bitter letters and says
ST never intended to taunt you; intent
nothing hut love and devotion. I an
yours. as the letters / send today will
show YOU"
Further on this same letter speaks
again of his will and says: 1T give
you more than any child. 1t is exact
ly as you and l planned. If you hav,
not destroyed it, do not. If you have
! will try to write another, but yo,
made a great mistake in destroying it
1t was not against my judgment;
was my better judgment"
In another letter Of the same date
he again refers to the will and make
remonstrances as he did in other let
ters against Mrs. Rradleys communi
cations with relative named Clarence
In his letter he promises to go to Lo
Angeles to bring her back to Utah. TIL
next day he wrote: DO not worr
darling: l will brush away you
troubles and wipe away your tears.
will try very hard to make you happ
In life. Be happy. Be your own ligh
hearted self. II love you: 1 worshi
you; l am your husband" He tell
her that he wants her to buy goo
clothes.
Again on the 18th he writes saying
Il feel that we are in touch and lovn
tonight at both ends of the telepathy.
He reverts to the will and makes fu,
ther remonstrances with her for dc
stroying it. ut was" he SAYS, 81
temporary protection to Arthur, and h
would need it badly if anything har
pened to me, to say nothing abor
yourself"
In a letter dated May 16, he remor
strates with Mrs. Bradley for going O,
to places Of gayety and admonishes h,