Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-26

AANNAIlINIlN nIl NINN hI.NNHNNNIN OF ANfNNNAlN
abortions During these abortlons the
conditions OF scpsie. which means That
poison is in tho blood. existed and that
induced mental alteration My cone
Clus'on is formed because OF all or
these conditions"
SHOT DROWN INTENTIONALLY.
Dr Hm believed that Mrs Bradley
ahct Senator Brown Intentionally bar
t1ot Con uor alteration she believed
taat she was doing right n1
in such a frame of mind will, he said,
consider the wrong tnius s Csc .-A.
thing
lie Old not find amy connection be-
tween the nature OF her insanity and
that Of her relatives The hereditary
faint merely predisp1sed her toward
insanity but there wo ild not ueces nr-
lily bee any connection between the kinds
OF insanity.
AS far as he could Judge she was in
sane iu the winter Of 1905. there hav-
ing been some mental disturbance m
December 1905 At her premature
b.rth. several months before her act
there was mo- evidence OF insanity but
there was great mental disturbance.
nr lilu was closely questioned by
Mr, Raker as Co his opinion. OF Mrs.
Br1dlcys mind when, Just before COM
ing TO Washington, she started Ter
ogden.
The witness declared that Mrs.
Bradley was in confused SKATE %
mind.
The uncertainness Of aim on har
part ne said. proved this. He would
not admit that the trip Go ogden iu
December last -,as hut a ruse In
sane people Die e1id, carry out tner
purposes in the most ingenious man
uer' The idea OF coming to washing
ton. however. was firmly fixed in her
mind
SAYS SHE WAS INSANE.
Dr. hin reiterated his statement that
Mrs Bradley ON Dec 5 was insane and
said that She was still insane two days
afterward. when on being interviewed,
she sprang from her cot at the mention
OF the name OF Mrs Adams and covered
ur her head.
HAD TOXIC INSANITY.
Dr. I'm said Mrs. Bradley was suf-
fcring from toxic insanity AS early as
December 1905, and he believed % was
continued until she shot Senator Brown.
IN this was continuing insanity IL
would be apt to continue on would 10
nOtr' witness was asked
He replied that conditions might
cause this toxic insanity 20 disappear.
There are times he said. when the toxic
insanity is thrown Off He did not
know what form Of toxic insanity Mrs.
Bradley had, as there are many forms.
He said 10 frequently happens that
prisoner when sentenced Is more calm
than at am other time.
Some forms Of toxic insanity. he said,
don't produce hallucnations; IL ire
quently happens that melancholy only
ls the result.
Afr Baker. prompted by Drs. Jelline
and Brush. went at great length into
the subject Of insanity caused by toxic
poisoning.
He said cocaine, morphine delirium
OF typhoid and pneumonia would cause
insanity. Some forms OF toXcmia, he
said. produced melancholy while others
developed Authorizations.
He was shown letters written slN
months before the tragedy by the de-
PENDANT and agreed with the district
attorney that the letters we're well
written and thar the handwriting was
good.
DIR. EVANS DRAMATIC.
Or. Evans testimony was dramatic
He spoke sympathetically OF Mrs.
Bradley and referred contemptuously
TO Senator Brown far his m treatment
OF her, all OF which he said preyed en-
her mind and unseated her reason. He
declared that Brown, by his own
hand had destroyed the children
which he had begotten. His reference
to Senator Brown was 80 pointed that
Justice Stafford admonlshed him that
Brown was dead and could not answer
for himself and further that Mr..
Brown was not on trial Dr. Evans
was not cross-eXamined.
As Judge Powers read extracts from
-. HHa.rH
IN the hotel expressing love and de-
Votion Of Senator Brown. Mrs. Brad
ley sobbed and wept and nearly faint
ed.
MRS. BRADLEY RECALLED.
Atl2.3O recess was taken. The trial
was resumed az 1925 p. M. when Mrs.
Bradley was recalled 20 the stand.
Mrs. Bradley IN reply TO questions
by The district attorney stated that
while she and her husband c0habitat-
ed. she gave him no excuse for di-
Vorce. She then was excused. The
defense rested at 1916.
MAX BROWN IL REBUTTAL.
Max Brown. son OF former Senator
Brown. was the first witness called in
rebuttal.
Nm Brown testified 10 frequent vis-
It's TO his fathers home OF Mrs. Brad
ley and the child. Arthur These
visits continued until the fan OF
1901.
After the disclosures OF his father
relations with Mrs Bradley, Mr. Brown
said Mrs. Bradley visited his home on
Brigham street several times ana took
meals there. He said he afterwards saw
bis father and Mrs. Bradley sitting ou
bed at the house on the ranch. She
stayed all night and left the next day.
JUDGE WENGER.
Judge WenEer OF Salt Lake testified
that In March, 1907
90 get him to 40 10 Mrs. Brown and In
duce her 20 u4soi,e ...
could marry him. H. said he had re-
of breaking mo families
Judge william III. King. also OF Salt
Lake testified. Tie said at the instance
Of Senator end Mrs. Brown be- vs.
made Mrs. Bradley gn offer Of q 1900
home aud SlO0 WOu.u a...
yOunucfi child was 2l years of age.
This Mis- Bradley Indignantly declined,
stying She wanted 20 marry Brown H"d
gel ria of the old lady on the hin,
meaning Mrs. Brown.
James Ruwtn aud A. Kelley nt Suf /
LIKE. both testified that during long
Acquaintance with Mrs. Bradley she /
appeared rational pleasant aud !
anable.
a. q. Livingston. also Of salt Lake.
declared that in thr f1II nt Ni
d o. o..