Albuquerque citizen., 1907-11-22
UTAH PEOPLE TELL
OF DOUBLE LIFE
Shame of Former Senator Brown
y Was Evidently Well Known in
That ate--Attorney Gener-
al and a Former Partner
on the Stand.

Washington, d. c., Nov 22.-The
| defense in the trial of Annie M
Bradley, charged with the murder of
| former Senator Arthur M Brown. of
Utah, in this city last December
| VIII endeavor to strengthen its plea
OF insanity by the introduction of
expert testimony on this subject. The
trial was resumed at 1905 O'Clock
this morning with Albert r. Barnes,
assistant attorney general OF Utah.
| on the stand.
Judge Powers, counsel for Mrs
| Bradley, announced that the taking
OF expert testimony would probably
not begin before Monday; A hypo-
thetical question that will be pro-
| pounded to the medical men has
been completed.
The examination of all other wit
nesses will be concluded today and
adjournment taken until Monday.
Had Promised Marriage.
Barnes told of Mrs Bradley visit
Ing his office and telling him that
Brown had promised to marry her
and asking him to use his influence
with Brown. Barnes said he refused
to interfere but he told Mrs. Brad
ley he thought that Brown should
marry her. He refused TO go to
Brown and tell him so but told the
woman that If Brown sent for him
ne would go.
Advice TO Brown.
A little later Brown sent for him
and asked him what he should do.
Barnes said he told the senator that
u the two children were his, and
BroWn knew whether they were or
nor, he should marry the woman
and give the children his name.
He also testified that he told Mrs
Bradley afterward that In his opin-
Brown M fp
her, and advised her to go away and
make the best of 1t possible. He said
MRS. Bradley was much depressed at
bis statement.
GenerallySane.
He did not consider her insane ex-
cept on the one subject of Arthur
Brown. She seemed completely un-
der his influence.
When asked if she was rational
he said Yes and no, she never SEEM |
ed to lose the conviction that Brown
would marry her. On all other points |
she seemed entirely sane"
The next witness was Judge H. |
7. Henderson, former law partner of |
Brown.
He testified that he had several
interviews with Mrs. Bradley, I'm one |
Of which he told her to stay away /
from his office.
A Curse 10 Him.
Henderson referred to the rela-
uons between Brown and his wife,
declaring that Brown had said to his
wife in the presence of himself and /
Mrs. Bradley that Mrs Bradley had
been curse to him and he would
not resume his relations with her.
He testified Mrs. Bradley had said
to him that she would be blamed
for everything and brown would es-
cape, yet she had trusted Brown as
the whole people OF Utah had when
they gave him the highest once they
had.
Brown Always Angry.
On cross-examination Henderson
said in her interviews with him Mrs.
Bradley seemed rational though very
emotional. He said that Brown was
4 drinking man. He had seen him
| few times so drunk that he stag
sered.
Speaking OF Browns temperament |
he said he was a very odd man, &C.
centric to the last degree, and al /
ways angry with someone.
The last witness of the morning {
vas Lyman II. Shrewsbury, an uncle
Il Mrs. Bradley. His testimony show :
ID insanity in Mrs. Bradley's fam l
ly.