Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
u,ootsstical One Deals With Ev-
~ sc Phase Of the Bradley
Murder Case.
GOVERNMENT HAS OBJECTION
!, Wac 10 the Use of the Word
Dp.tient" in Referring in the
Question to Defendant.
!. ,,osea Her Eyes During Reading
observing Her Closely, but
She was obllyious 10 it All.

.,,rgton. Nov 25--The procedure
m the trial OF Mrs, Annie Nj.
n.c charged with having shot ana
..'s t,rw,r senator Arthur Brown
.',,.,b was without special incident.
q e..slev appeared detected and
MAS unusually pale.
-,. -ss8inp ~ the Hypothetical ques-
..,r b, which the statement Of the en-
.-- .,se was summed, was the princi-
,,i ...rrs of the morning. Halt Of tho
--.,iors we're women and although
~, M the men left the courtroom
, nina % the women kept their
-l,,ss until the luncheon recess.
WHOM the trial of Mrs. An
H., A. Bradley, charged with
n, r.rr5er OF former United states
.,-.t,r Arthur NJ Brown, was
,..rr-5 today. a number OF insanity
,,re-ts were in court. II was believed
b9f Inc hearing Of evidence would be
concluded this week. The arguments
nul begin next week and the inolca-
t.1rs now are that the cnse VIII go 10
M Jury not later than Dec. ..
NJ. Bradley came into court Nelg
suiatI,. appearing depressed ana pSlsI
fqr uslaL Size took seat nen.ld ~
= .-srs witt. eyes cast down. Al times
IN, -.ssal her eyes. heavy black rings
r5u-8 them showing plainly ana re-
marf1 f6r several minutes as II IN
s-.ror Occasionally she caught her
trsatb mickIv rs II on the verge OF
es{rt'-~ shr was attircd IN the dark
-, 81. has worn since tho beginning
III hon trial. with % fur collar thrown
lareie4ely over her shoulders. she talk-
IA t4 one of her lawyers and bent tor-
war1 when ho spoke as IL she hearu
'vIth difficulty
Tr- audience included many women
5U showing intense earnestness'
directive Charles Mullen. the hrst
.,,ifDfss was askci 20 Identify scraps
h. torn letters found In "a waste basket
In Mrs RradleFs ronm at the hotel
,chsre tho shooting took place. One OF
|ihes refers Co other letters written
|by l, prisoner.
.WG You kindly keep these" she
wr0ta Il have written you. / my
rssd Them and M case there Is need
,r any defense Of any rashness, pub
Ans Luton. % South Second. or
~ cary could see that they We're
tl'shei"
Everett T. Philips, q policeman In
=. ares of the bertilliou records Of the
,-9ce department. said that IL was he
. IN ha1 pasted together the scraps OF
f uper found IN the waste basket. He
Entitled an the letters which he said
ID been houded him by the police
.nper'y clerk.
A SANITY EXPERT.
Dr. Wnfred. sanitary expert, called
y the defense, said he had made n
pccialty Of neurology and Is now
|nfmber Of the medical faculty OF
Ge0rrcioWn university. During the
sst few years he conducted a private
.3utarum In this city for the treat
.neut OF nervous and mental diseases
POD WAS never connected with any
hcTila' FOR the cure Of insanity.
10 had been house physician for
Columbia hospital for women I'm this
diy and rad OBLIGATED IN 1000 con-
memeut cases there and had observ-
ed The connection between sepsis and
nervous diseases Sepsis. I'm females
specially. he considered as closely
connected with nervous diseases. He
had been 20 strongly impressed by that
.cnnoctou that he had loaked up the
literature on the subject very ak
fnsirely When he began 70 give tho
esut ~ his examinations into the
ubiect counsel for the government
.hiecicd and he was instructed By
'poge stafford 70 confine his testimony
p his own experience
He declared that the direct connec-
'on is found In persons who have 4
iellsnosltion 20 insanity and whose /
Z sanikation is generally regarded ~ |
Y. eoIe. and the constant assaults /
men are made on the central uer. /
cls system by the continual absorn- |
.oh OF sepss material I'm the sexual /
igans ~ the female are sufficient TO |
.pnif the necessary mental stress or /
~. IN lo bring about a arrangement /
!. t5at regarded as cause Of In
u.s. Without any question"
,nli1Hlt any doubt
NtNolt any doubt"
EFFECT OF HEREDarY.
ne w.tnoss also declared that heredl- |
.-tflfd as one of the necessary /
iH DE- development Of insanity. /
trlinR me effect OF frequent /
aud ahoHii0ns on tho nerv- /
lsl'.A, tlc witness said they had /
'..apls effect and had often pro-
generally accepted that 70.
,-,.. iliaea rriascs tend 90 produce |
IL lb.es ana 60 Induce insan-
~, ca 'ns hypothetical question prs-
j, . .a' eefenso was then read 10 I
fofHEucAL QUESTION.
ia'.t #.o three questions which
+, ,.l IIoHoundod after judge Pow
'ltld "a complete annlvsis
INV bringing 0ut especially The |
~. awe ~ mCuia unsnund- I
~ fI 0f Che defendant. Tho
wore as fOliowe
~. mo an these facts ID b,
90 SOU Hay aH 10 whether
III no. tne the fatal SHOT was
~. went understood the ua-
~ non HaH 1hln t0 chooro ana
n, Do lrum Wr0np. and was
IN hers II 10 choose tho
VOID lle Wroug9
: Atfnm'uE 30 thrso farts 10
rr. it DO you fag az al whether
st ile atfl ehof wae drad IN.
~, N. mentally reaponsihlo for
"a 'nminE all those facts 40 b.
M ia r0u rnr us NJ ,ohathc,.
~, y. fItHl afat ua. 0r,d fbs ~
~ ahe of .naane2
BRADLEY non MENTIONED.
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