Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-21
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BRADLEY TRIAL

BRADLEY TRIAL
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ling. IL once get SO that I can live will
you night and day We will grow young
and happy together. 1 believe that day is
at nand: ! sent you $50 last night. max
ing $125 since you have been In Loss,
thef>yas.
Complained Of Relatives.
In many of his letters Senator Brown
made inquiries concerning persons whom
Mrs. Bradley had mentioned in her let.
ters. at one time mentioning Clarence
another "Fitxhugh," and another Or
Belts" He made complaints about the
presence with her of her relatives and
asked her to get rid Of them.
OF DR.. Belts. he said, II never heard OF
him; do not need him or any other men
| at the Angelus.' 1 don't believe it right
for him to be gushing over you there.
suppose you think this is another illus
| tration of my 'viciousness;' think SO
myself. I presume you will not write and
do other things to wiring my heart II l
did not love you SO intensely would not
care. but my love has become a mania
that masters all thought and purpose. l
| love you'll love you, Is all I can say. !
must have had inspiration or intuition
that some thing was wrong with you last
night. had a nervous fit in the night
and could not sleep rightly, but woke up
In great agony. 1 can tell what you are
thinking. What were you doing at II 80. ("
In the next letter he asks, How old is
Wilmer?" and also inquiries, Does he
stay at your house most of the timer and
ADDS: How many of these cousins and
uncles have you there?" On the 7th of
ceived two sweet loving reminders of you
and your love for me- I shall read and
reread them tonight and in the morning,
| keeping your, goodness and freshness in
mlnd l expect little letter tomorrow
| from you. but know that you and 1 are
lovers for life-that every quarrel only
brings us nearer. Does it not? 1 love you,
Dolly; love you. Write me every day.
Don't forget to love me as love YOU"
"Kiss Arthur for Me-"
In letter written the 9Th of May he
| spoke of his intention to go to the farm,
and said that If he>did go and got sick
there he would have wired her to come
10 MIN. He closed by saying: kiss Ar
thur for me-
In later letter of the same date he
said: Il think. as guess you do, that We
are too far apart. need to be where I
can consult you daily. We get better and
we get over 1t, but four days Is too long
for explanation. Let us nestle in his
| heart by night Lit. us love. do"
May Senator Brown wrote: IT woke up
in the night with that deep pain and ap-
prehension l have had for you the past
My dearest one. I fear that some evil is
Detailing you. I can only hope and trust
think it was a mistake that you went
so far away. We ought to meet. How
much better If was now going to find
you on the farm. 80 read your vicious
letter while breakfast was being prepared
like to read your seedlings. 1 know the
reaction Will come, and you are ashamed
OF them before the time get Them
May II he complains of receiving more
Of her bitter letters and says: II never
intended to taunt you. I intend nothing
but love and devotion. am yours. as the
letter send today will show you" Far
Their onN In this same letter he speaks
more than any child. 1t is exactly as
you and planned. If you have not de-
! stroyed it do not. If you have I will try
to write another, but you made a great
mistake in destroying it. 1t was not
against ny Judgment; it was my better
| judgment.~
Must Never Be Separated.
In another letter Of the same date he
| again refers to the will and makes re-
monstrance. as he did in other letters,
| against Mrs Bradley's communications
with relative named Clarence. After
dwelling at some length on this point he
says: II have not time or strength to
discuss it. I only know that you and
are so welded that We only make our
selves miserable when we quarrel We
Will never be separated; We are one and
must ever be. Let US leave all other
things aside II
life pleasant to each other. Let us do our
duty to each other"
In this letter he promised to go to Los
Angeles to bring. her back to Utah. The
next day he wrote: do not worry, dar-
ling. will brush away your troubles and
wipe away your tears. I will try very
hard to make you happy in life Be hap
Ply. Be your own light-hearted self 1
love you. l worship you. 1 am your
her to buy good clothes
Again on the 18th he writes her before
retiring, saying: II feel that we are in
touch and loving tonight at both ends of
the telepathy" Again in this letter he
monstrance with her for destroying 1t.
1T was, at least, temporary protection
to Arthur, and he would need it badly IL
anything happened to me. to say nothing
about yourself"
"Need No Nunnery."
In letter dated May 1G he demonstrates
with Mrs. Bradley for going out to places
Of gayety and admonishes her that she
should give the better portion of her time
to Little Arthur Brown" He adds:
Have him learn his letters. Keep at him
till he has the wit and brilliancy of~his
mother. He is your charge. You need no
nunnery while he is with you. Remember
the quotation Your blood with mine com
mingled yet shall mount the throne of
kings
He closes this letter as follows: INV
love. my dear little Weeple,. 1 am today
more determined than ever That we shall
before the world be all that we are to
each other You are the one that above
all others governs and controls me- 1
love you. love you, l love you. Oh, how
want to hold you in my arms forever; 1
will do 1t forever. Your own Arthur"
In long letter on the 18th of Nav Mr..
Brown again refers to the telepathic con-
nectlon between the two and adds:
whether you are true or not you will al
ways love me as 1 you. 1 have never
known any couple SO truly in love-per-
maps too much so. We fight, but we love"
Further on in this letter he says: Il do
so hope to make an arrangement whereby
you come back here and live with you. I
believe madam (meaning his wife) will
consent to divorce. Certainly YOU and I
cannot live apart. I shall die and YOU will
go Wild If we do not get tOgatherH