The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
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| "Oh, yes; IL was.
Mrs. Bradley said that about this time
Brown made every protestation OF love
for her. and that she believed him i'm
plicitly.
Tell the jury how strongly you came
TO love him"
Il cannot tell that here" said Mrs.
Bradley. breaking again into tears. 1T is
beyond expression"
when did your relations with him be-
come of an intimate nature
With her eyes downcast, Mrs. Bradley
answered, but her voice was not heard.
The court directed the stenographer to
read her reply.
In january 1899" read the stenogra-
pher.
Now" said Judge Powers, kindly, tell
the jury how you came to enter into
! these relations with Senator Brown"
Tells Her OF His Love.
THE Senator had told me of his love
for me. that hts home life was very un-
happy. and that he was wretched. He
said to me: Dolly, you are the sun OF
my life He would tell me OF his love
on every occasion, and would come and
see me at the most unusual times. He
was strange man. Finally. after had
fought him Off for months. he came 20
me and said Dolly. we are going to-
gether through life. and you cannot pre-
vent it, "
DO you recall where your child was
christened?"
AT my house in Salt Lake. There were
present at the christening Senator Brown.
Rev. David Utter, and others
Mr.. Brown wanted at the time to get
a divorce and marry me. said would
never consent to break up his home.
always felt very guilty. l protested al
ways against seeing him. but he would
come 10 me at times SO full of sorrow,
and saying how much he loved me, that
was unable TO resist him. and he would
say TO me: You are the only bright spot
in my life"
Believed He Loved Her.
did you believe he loved you?" asked
Judge Powers.
Yes; believed then he did. I believe
II now"
Mrs. Bradley then told of an operation
performed by Brown. She said she was
later treated by DR.. Whitney
Mrs. Bradley said the loss OF her child
caused her mental distress, and she felt
and knew il was wrong
"Oh, judge" she said 1t is so. so hard
to tell what your feelings are in a matter
like this"
Then she burst into tears.
Mrs. Bradley said that when the child
who had been named Arthur by Senator
Brown was I'll. the Senator visited her
two or three times a DAY. She said she
had then learned 20 love Brown deeply.
OF this child she testified Brown had said:
This is my son. in whom I am well
pleased"
State what your feelings were when
you were in his presence, Mrs. Bradley"
He controlled me absolutely"
Nill you describe him 10 the jury2"
Mrs. Bradley's face lighted up. and her
voice could be heard in every part Of the
room.
He was a brilliant man He was ex-
trayagant IN praise of his friends and
with his enemies ne was bitter and vim
dictive. He was scholarly, and command
ed attention. and he dominated everybody
about him"
She said that con another occasion
Brown said he would educate the boy
as lawyer so he could become a Judge
OF the Supreme Court OF the United
States.
Pleaded with Him.
II pleaded with him for Us to part"
said Mrs. Bradley, and ! would go
away. but he would not listen 10 me. /
asked him if he was not fond Of Mrs.
Brown, and he said he was not; that he
and Mrs. Brown had not been fond OF
each other for fifteen years. l told him
il he persisted in his affection for me,
it would cause scandal. and would cost
him his political and professional ambi-
tions. He said he did not care for any
thing or anybody but me-"
Mrs. Bradley said she went TO Grand
Junction, Colo. where Brown visited her.
"How about Senator Browns married
life during this time?" asked Judge
Powers.
Senator Brcwn told me he could get a
divorce and that his friends were in
favor of IL. They knew the situation. he
said, and everything was progressing
finely. He said the property question was
the one 10 be decided. and I said 10 him:
Give Max and Mrs. Brown all Of it.
r DO not care for any OF it, While l
was in Grand Junction he took my we'd
ulhS inns anu saw iuC al IA5a6cIliSAb
ring"
Mrs. Bradley said she went from Grand
Junction to Chicago. where the Senator
Joined her. and she met Browns daugh-
ter (by his first wife) Alice The daugh-
ter, she said, expressed her wish TO go 20
Washington. and she told this 20 Brown,
and told him to take her and she would
stay in Chicago. She said Brown brought
her and his daughter 10 this city and
they spent several days here sight seeing
"On your trip TO Washington asked
Judge Powers. were you happy?"
Il was" responded the witness. The
Senator was very afrectionaJe, tender
and loving"
Where did you go then?"
II went to the Senator'S farm in Idaho
with him. Later. l moved my furniture
there. and took the children"
At this point she said Senator Brown
performed another operation. This was
in the town of Shoshone, Idaho. Brown
then took her TO POcatello. and from
there she went to Salt Lake
Sensational Interview.
Mrs. Bradley then related a sensa-
tional interview which occurred in a hotel
in Salt Lake. where she was stopping. Mrs
Brown came to the hotel and confronted
the Sen, tor and herself. This interview
ended. Mrs. Bradley said. by Senator
Brown declaring to his wife:
Il will get a divorce and marry Mrs
Bradley. l will protect her as long as
breath is IN me-"
Mrs. Brown asked him If he would
make that statement in the presence of
witnesses, and he said: I will. Come
and go with me-
Mrs. Bradley said later in the day
Senator Brown met his wife in his office
and she, the witness, was present Mrs.
accounparfaJ