The Washington herald., 1907-11-20

uiiNe me 10 ShOShone, where the Senat
was going TO take a train. but he SO
the Senator had left word that ! "
not to have the use of a wagon. 50
/ would walk, and then he said he woJ
not see me do that and he drove me-"
Mrs. Bradley said that when she N
Senator Brown in ShOshone he told h
she should not have come. as he did n
want her to go to Salt Lake. She 81
as bE had broken his word by going I
lore ne had seen her. she felt at liber
TO disregard his wishes.
Mrs Bradley went TO Salt Lake. and
day or two later met Brown in =
kaighn's Office. where the whole stu
ton was analyzed.
Property Tied Up.
She testified Brown said his proper
was all tied up on account OF his co
nection with her. and that his wi
seemed determined TO send him 20 Z
penitentiary. He said IL she would on
wait he would carry out his promise
marry her. and protect the children
every way possible.
Mrs. Bradley said she pleaded guilty
he indictment following arrest and Sc
-enee was postponed
Were you present at the Senator
.rial?"
1 was. Before went on the witnes
stand / had an interview with Brown
'ne Of the rooms OF the building, and
old me he loved me. and that he a
the child. told him I har
y knew what to think. That he 10
me person one thing and another som
hing else. He asked me not TO testi
against him. I told him I would do wha
,ver was right"
state whether YOU were placed on Il
Il was
What did you say?''
Il said TO the judge: He is the faith
II my children. and I do not wish
estify against him."
Brown was acquitted. she said. Aft
his she was in the depth OF despai
Brown told her he loved n
more than ever. She was asked VIII;
vas Browns demeanor toward her fro
his time on.
Sometimes he was very affectiona
md kind,and sometimes bitter-oh.
litter"
She said Senator Brown al this Tin
OF helng poor. and she did n,
Ike 10 ask him for money.
Sent for Furniture.
She sent for her furniture on the far
n Idaho. and when il arrived in Sa
AXE she rented a house and started
-eep boarders.
Mrs. Bradley here described anoth,
performed by Senator Brow
Browns demeanor. she said. was II
anne. At times he would tell her Z
owed her, and then he would speak eros
o her.
Mrs. Bradley said Mrs. Brown died o
August p. 1905. and the night folIowin
he funeral Brown came 10, her hous
nd told her to get her divorce. s.
vent 70 Mr.. Barnes, a lawyer. at Brown
equest, and in December she secured
lvorce- Brown put the marriage Of. 81
aid. on one pretext and another unt
anuary 1906. and then asked her 1
'ait until June. and she consented.
Judge Powers showed Mrs. Bradley
aper containing an Acknowledgement Z
he children signed by Senator Brow
he identified IL and said she gave II I
'ol. kaighn I'm February, 1895.
The marriage. she said was again posi-
oned at Browns request In the fan q
+-6. she said. several OF Browns friend
ried 10 persuade him TO marry her.
Senator Brown went east on brsine,
ZIP in the summer Of 1870. and upon "a
eturn she reminded him Of his promis
nd he exclaimed,
hat"'
He lay down on the couch" Mr.
'radley continued, and wept. I said
i'm: How can you expect me 10 fac
he world with these little childre
Ghen they grow upT He said, I know.
now; my life, too. has been embi
cred. "
Mrs Bradley said her father came
.alt Lake and threatened 20 have Brow
rrested. and this resulted IN another n
erview in Col Kaighu's Office. and
romise from Brown 10 marry her.
Senator Brown. she testified. left Sa
AXE IN October on another Eastern tri,
nd when he returned told her 10 pac
that he would marry he
nd that with the children they woul
% 10 Goldheld. New. and begin life anew
ie returned on November u. she sal,
nd she had everything packed. ST
ad an Interview with him. she sal,
nd again he was undecided as
7hether he would marry her or not. Il
eemed very unhappy. she said. and e1
laimed; I am tired. very tired"
Adjourn for To-day.
At this point court adjourned. Mr.
sradley will continue on the stand III
lOrning, and there seems 10 be but littl
emaining Of her story except her ri
cross the continent and her recital {
he events in the room at the Raleig
Hotel.
Before Mrs. Bradley took the stan
esterday. Mrs Josephine Tighe, a won
n reporter, was placed on the stand an
estihed that she saw Mrs Bradley 2
he House Of Detention and that the LAT
7r became excited at the mention of th
anne Of Mrs. Annie z. Adams.
DIR. COnway's Body Cremated.
Paris, Nov l9.-The body OF the Re,