The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-30

 frustrated by saying that if man was possessed of the devil. the devil was supposed to be in>e him. 'Obession is an idea that burns into the mind and controls outward objects and controls sion in being an outward object in- stead of something inside. It was thought of her love for him that con- trolled her"
 On cross examination by District At- torney Baker. Dr. Utter declared that Mrs. Bradley was rational In her con- versation. He emphaticai1y stated that her reputation in Salt Lake for peace was good.
 Dr. Edward M. Brush. a physician and surgeon. was called to the stand to testify as an expert in insanity cases. He recounted facts concerning his professional career and told of his connection with hospitals for the treat ment of the insane. At present, he is editor of The American Journal of Insanity. He had observed the de- fendant in court during the past ten days. He had not observed anything unusual about the patient in court, say. Ing her facial exressfon had indicated an intelligent comprehension of the case.
 Judge Powers. of counsel for the de- IGnSe. DDJGCteu So tutH tcStkHtOhys say ing it was admissible as the jury could observe the appearance of the defend ant in court. Dr. Bush gave it as his opinion that the illegal operations and the subsequent sepsis were not severe enough to seriously injure Mrs. Brad. Iey's health. The occurrence of sepsis in connection with such operations was not unusual.
 Hypothetical Question. Mrs. Bradley's description of the shooting of Brown as stated in the hypothetical questions was read to the witness.
 'The whole thing" he said. "is noi consistent with any form of insanity He was shown the letters written by shooting and found torn in small pieces | in the waste basket of her room in the hotel.
 'So far as the evidence is concerned 1 they show that the writer was sane,' | said the witness He could find in the hypothetical question no condition or l the part of Mrs. Bradley indicating I puerpural insanity. Such insanity, he | said, usually lasts from several weeks l to severaf months. He could find nc 1 evidence of general infection. l The conditions under which Mrs Bradley testified to have an illegal op- | eration performed in 1905. on a Satur- | day and then being out on the follow l ing Monday, he said. indicated that il | she had sepsis at all at that time. the attack was exceptionally light.
 Judge Powers questioned Dr. Brush to bring out the fact that he had been summoned to this city to give testimony in this case and that he would be paid by the government for his services Counsel for the government objected to these questions and brought out 6 statement from pr. Brush that he would have testified that Mrs. Bradley | was insane when she shot Senator Brown. if he thought so. He had testii | fled that defendants were insane in oth CT cases in this city when summoned by the government.
 l Laughed at aEvidence.
 Did you and Dr. Jelliffe not laugh | topether at this trial when this de- 1 fendant was testifylng concerning very pathetic mattersT asked Judge | Powers.
 This question was objected to. The witness said he hadF heard some very pathetic statements, but did not know that he had laughed at the time they were given. Dr. Smith Ely Jelliffe, ar alienist of New York. was called te the stand. One of the spectators. who was eager to see what was going on arose. He was admonished by the court.
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 Then turning to an attendant. he told him to expel any person who stood
 This is not a show" he declared it is not a theatre"
 CouuseI for the Government began