The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
Mrs. Annie NJ. Bradley Leaves
United States Jail.
WILL UNDERGO AN OPERATION
Slayer of Former Senator Brown
Removed 10 Ward at George WASH
inRton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wright
Hears Application Of Counsel for
Defense for Release of Accused.

After eight months confinement IN the
United States Jail here, awaiting trial.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Bradley, of Utah, the
slayer of former United States Senator
Arthur Brown, Of Salt Lake City, Utah
was yesterday taken re the George
Washington. University Hospital to un-
dergo a surgical operation that may con
fine her there for several months
Attorney George P. Hoover, Of counsel
for Mrs. Bradley, yesterday morning ap-
peared before Justice Wright and for
mally moved that Mrs. Bradley De re-
leased on bond. Mr.. Hoover accompanied
the motion with affidavits signed by DIT
II. L. E. johnson. and DR., d. X. shute
the jail physician.
Assistant District Attorney Turner OBJ
jected to Mrs Bradley's release. claiming
that the afidavits did not show eondi-
ton of affairs that justified her being
admitted TO bond.
Justice Wright held that the atfldayits
were somewhat meager, and not SPECIFIC
enough. and that II Mr.. Hoover would
produce affidaylts from tie physicians
showing her condition IN detail. and that
her health would be seriously jeopardizeo
by being returned to jail, he would pass
on the case.
Mr.. Hoover said he would produce sup
Elemental affidavits from the physicians
and it is the general opinion that Justice
Wright. IN view of his action in releas-
ing on bond CASTOR p. Philip, who Is
charged with murder In connection with
the death Of Frank p. Macaboy. the cab
man. on Monday next, viii act favorably
on Mr.. Hoover's motion and release Mrs
Bradley on bond Mr.. Hoover will ash
the court TO Tx $1,000 as the amount OF
the bond
Order to summon Witnesses.
Upon motion Of Attorney Hoover, JUS
tice Wright signed an order to summon
at government expense five witnesses FOL
the defense. These witnesses are Col
Maurice NJ. Kaighn. Judge II. W. Hen
derson. DR.. L. ". Whitney. all Of Sal
Lake; Mrs. J. w. swaney. OF San Fran
cisco. Cal, and Rev David Utter. OF Den
yer. Colo. These Witnesses. II is stated
viii give testimony that will support the
plea of temporary insanity that viii BE-
made in Mrs. Bradley's behalf
Mrs. Bradley's life at the Jail has no
been an unnecessary hardship for TN
little prisoner" as she has been called
Her cell. decorated in truly womanl,
fashion, with an easy chair. DRESSING
table. and mirror, was fairly comfortable
from prisoners standpoint. Friends
sent her flowers and reading matter an'
often she was allowed li;tle delicacies.
Devoted to victims Memory.
The woman's devotion to the memor!
of the man who. she says. cast her OF
with the two children born to them. ha
been one Of the most marked feature
Of her Imprisonment. From her first da!
In jail she has kept Browns picture be
fore her. As soon as allowed conven
fences, she stood the portrait on the dress
ing table, where eHe could see it the frs
thing on awaking. and bid it goOd-nigh
before sleep came.
Only during a temporary Illness has tn
distracted and almost nerve-broke-
woman failed to sit for half hoar 81
early morning meditation before the p0r
trait shrine, long before the other inmate
were stirring. Her whole life seems to b
wrapped up ia the memory Of the mai
whom she coolly shot down in a local no
tel. and over whose cold body she immedi
ately threw herself in loud lamentations
upbraidngs, and in prOtestations of I'm
dying love.