The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
DIR. Charles G. Hill,

ciate in the law business Of Senator
/ Brown, was then placed on the stand by
/ the government, and az the request Of
/ Mr.. Baker detailed a conversation lie
had with Mrs. Bradley I'm Senator Brown :
| office in the spring II 1904
7 told her" said Judge King. that 1
was authorized by Mr.. and Mrs, Brown
/ 90 purchase house for her at a cos.
not 10 exceed 5000. and to arrange tc
pay her 500 per month until her youngest
son attained the age of twenty-one. upon
/ the condition that she let Mr. Brown
alone and keep away from him. l told
/ her that she could select any lawyer she
I pleased to conduct negotiations in her
/ behalf I told her that a mortgage or q
/ lien on any or all Of the property that
I Mr. and Mrs. Brown possessed would be
/ executed 10 secure the payment of Sl00
/ per month. Mrs. Bradley declined 20 ac-
/ cept this offer. stating that Mr. Brown
! had 20 leave the old lady or the madam
on the hiu' / then told her that Mr.
/ Brown could not marry her because he
/ WAS married man and had no grounds
/ upon which he could obtain divorce.
and that she was also married woman.
/ She said that she and Mr. Brown would
! leave that State and 60 elsewhere / said
/ Brown would have them extrad.tcd and
/ brought back 10 Salt Like"
| On CrOss-eXamilation by Attorney
Z Hoover. Judge King said that he recalled
\ that Mrs Bradley said that Senator
Brown was the father of her children and
/ that she wanted him 10 marry her and
/ give these children q name.
Night Watchmau Called.
James Rowan, the night watckman. who
/ testified previously in the trial as 10 Mrs
Bradley's paying two visits TO Senator
I Browns residence after dark. was rc-
called He stated that ne had been an a.
/ tendant for two years In an insane
asylum. and had noticed nothing peculiar
about Mrs. Bradley on the two visits -c-
| forred TO- Ho said that when he at
tempted 10 stop Mrs. Bradley from throw
ing stones up against Senator Browns
windows, she said that she would let
me have one Of them
on croSs-eXamination. the watchman
said that all during the time Mrs. Bradley
was about the house on the two nights in
question she was laughing ard i'm a
I pleasant frame OF mind
Albert IA. Kelly. of salt Lake. who tes-
titled previously 10 Mrs. Bradley threaten
ing to shoot Brown If he did not carry out
his promise was also recalled. md stated
that when she made this threat she APP
peared 10 be i'm her normal condition.
Archie Livingstone. who was Senator
Browns secretary at the time of his
death was next placed on the stard, and
detailed Mrs. Bradleys frequent visits
10 Senator Browns Office. Tn October
1906 ne remembered that while in Browns
4
she had left "a sltchel I'm his house, and
wanted 20 20 and get il. This, the wit
ness testified. Senator Brown refused 10
allow her to do. but consented that Liv-
ingstone should go and get H. Before
he started for the house. he said. Mrs
Bradley said she wanted 20 see him for
a moment. and then told him that she
did not want him 10 open the satcheL
He said that ne did not intend u do So
but that when ne got IL De intended to
bring IL back and turn il over 20 Senator
Brown. She seemed SO anxious about his
looking into it ne said that ne asked her
if she had a gun, 90 which she made no
reply.
Did you get that satchel?" asked Mr.
Baker
NO. sir; I did not
Why?"
WIS. BradicN lherP Wrist.
"Bccause' said the witness. with
smile. she got there before me"
The witness said that when he arrived
lat the house he found Mrs. Bradley stand
ing M the top of the stairs and she told
him that she had jumped into a carriage
and drove with all speed TO the house
This he stated was between the middle
and the latter part Of October. 1895
The witness testified as ia several other
visits made by Mrs. Bradley 20 the Office
between this time and Saturday. Deem
Der J. 1906. when he told her that Senator
Brown had gone 20 Washington. aud she
appeared TO be more or less discouraged
on this visit. and the way things had
shaped themselves. She asked what word
Senator Brown had left for her. and
he told her that Senator Brown
had left S2C0. out OF which she
could purchase a railroad ticket, and 90
anywhere she pleased. except 20 GOldfield
OF Washington. and to leave hey address
and he would send more money when he
returned. Mr.. Livingstone said that on
the following Monday she returned to the
Office, and told him that she had deter
mined 10 90 20 Los Angeles. and wanted
him TO purchase a round trip ticket by
way OF San Francisco. explaining that
She would so by way Of San Francisco.
and return to that city. and then sell the
remainder Of her ticket. He then de-
tailed paying several small bills. which
Mrs. Bradley said she owed.
Mr. Livingstone said that Senator
Brown had told him that II Mrs. Brad
ley refused 10 leave Salt Lake CITY. TO
give her the money. but not to give her
more than $50 al a time. so that she
would not be able to purchase n railroad
ticket 10 Washington
When court adjourned at O'Clock Mr..
Livingstone had reached that stage Of his
testimony where he met Mrs. Bradley at
the depot on the morning OF Tuesday.
December T.
During the afternoon the defense placed
several letters written by Senator Brown
90 Mrs. Bradley, In which he signed them
as your husband" and they were read
TO the jury by Attorney Wells
The trial will be resumed this morning
at 10 o'clock
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