Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30
rrner Opened for Govern
". IN. proceeding in Matter
OF Fact Way.
.,.,cOME BY HIS EMOTION.
I'D Iury Should Cast Aside
,..,;,,snt and Treat Case as
imam Was on Trial.

,,,ument for the Defense
y w. ~, . impressive the Prisoner
Nearly Tainted.
tan Nov SO.-Passionate
E''"ls -re5 the proceedings today
'I'., ,.l,l Of Mrs. Annie NJ sT ,a.,,',,. !,
% a' l,-i ,,S me shooting and killing
ain,- senator Arthur Brown Oh
q p'-, ,.,s eity last December The
Z. y was unable to aecoinli .,.,-
c'iI'' 49, number Of people VINO
d-f"' ,Itrsss the last scene OF tne
n" " ma has attracted national
fls ear nearly a year. Many %
'.. a5.,ts were ladies and some
t' rr,vsl nj the courtroom long
q 'l.'. ao,rs we're opened in order
.o" desirable positions rom
.s Ia witness the events OF inc
N. Bradley came into court as 7
M, 10 The Importance OF the
nog. She took her accustomed
rfsre She could be- plainly seen
. Il, jnymen and very near na'
4 counsel. .-.,,,,,nfs
..,or,s,s ON both sides Of the case.
,.a Dist Atty TURNER opened for
-,rsrrrsnt anal ne was followed
H ~ r. Wells n counsel Tor the "1-
n, turner proceeded IN a mater
d, i,,, way o. lcdne the law IN rela-
Nm is the crime committed ana loi-
l.-a5 with review of salient ihcl-
d,l'. Of the testimony
MRS. BRADLEY's PISTOL.
,ybn, he was describing the scene
Of ,be killing OF Brown, an attehaahs
gapsred 10 the District attorney
reekag, containing The pistol Mhlen
hnd bafn used by MIS- Bradley. ~
ho weapon vas uncovered ana ialu
t..s lonsnlcuous place near the speaker,
,i,. BRADLEY lowered her head and her
irsas was shaken by convulsive sob.
rss,ar her eyes. she remained as n
| n sup0r only occasionally lookine
spM the jury and watching their
m seorney insisted the jury should
er. ss3s all sentiment and treat the
s. exactly as II man had done the
too.irg He exhibited the DEFENDANTS
ssoI Is me jury and the handbag
rtl ~
The assistant district attorney re-
rsael the Evidence Of insanity and de-
ar.l that only the most trivial incl
ants coud b. cited TO Justify such a
heory He Insisted that the jury
fou.l discard an thought of the mis-
rea.ment she had received from Sena-
r Brown az II could have nothing
30 aiih their decision. As he pro
eiei the attorney turned slightly
ag ana leaning % a nearby table
a1sei and then sat down. Ho had
ben overcome by emotion and a nerv-
oas shock Leaving the room for few
moments with the district attorney the
rolrt suspended the proceedings until
Dc returned and resumed his argu'
neni which was eloquent and at times
Questioned.
ADANGEROUS WOMAN.
M Turner Characterized as danger
ils The woman who considered a man
~ her husband more sacred 10 her
lan does the wife herself. He said
,tat even a horse doctor could have
aseamed that Mrs. Bradley, when shs
N9l Brown, was not suffering from tox
. e Insanity.
At Turner concluded at 1910. with
ae statement that Mrs. Bradley's act
s lnal 81 q sane person deliberately
lAfq. Robert Wells then opened for
- esl9nse lie told the jury that the
'ase had not submitted its case on
y, -AHutien law but on the law Of
| ~, il.l which saieguarded the de-
t.seess women"
., ~ luiner strongly appealed 10 the
pyAs OF the jury. He said Mrs
9Nl was an outraged woman an
hAi Clarence Bradley was moi "a ven,
~ husband and Mrs Bradley should
nave been unhappy with him.
lhe case he said, was worse than n
-lial ana q stencil. Ii was a pretty
sious woman that thinks a man
w y not her husband more sacred
| l does his vito. He did not care
,,. .llsf she was brilliant or NOT
We We take Gods law into our
49, ne said. I'VE become pretty
-ls'iops crcaturc8."
MRS BRADLEYs CRUELTY.
III, 1f recalled Mrs BradIeys EFFORTS 10
v.r senator Brown 20 secure a di-
M ron his wife az a time when
IA le Was stricken with cauftsr
eysr ~ lhit That act involved cruelty
t.ss.ea.ei tnan that shown IN the
woAhg on alr. Brown.
Tbs ~ ,,I,Iel 20 the Bradley affair As
'l9ani bad sepsis. '''' 'e
h6.e. De said. "sets the blood
ws. aha sets tho pulse 10 heating
IA zen a horse doctor could nav
tir,,,- Ane had Iapns." he oon.
~. lo rd'cule ne tcstimonv NM
~. from toxic Insanity
~. iea 70 The testimony OF Dr
IN VINO declared that Mrs. brad
ah Insane and asked the iur,
isr ne Impressed them as "A doc
h. sn,., stump speaker. did moi
ms P'if llfe "a gentleman who wa,
49,. speech and was mighty wei
rr.r.e. N,lh himself aud sound Of ht,
M. sskod Mr. Turner
a. AZ runner held the close attention
M III lNg throughout his run,,ins
a,,t.-, eyes of a number oh he Juror
Ia No. IN Times from he sneaite,
s,.. 4. bradley who sat with closei
49, 'l bowed head only a few ice
g'a ihe advocate ~"
4. o.el,.etlns r roncluded shortly aftel
byNr 81 lnd was al once follow ID
N''''t Wells of the defense.
WELLS ARGUMENT.
slt ~ (. argument was 10 imprea
iuau pa~t bradley nearly tainted
ngrii 1919 one nj her counsel
b, " Overt her MIND h, tsiking 4.
ltisr.s enc brushed him sxav -,
syas ',asely to what Mr. Weii. VA
~ COM, ,A Wells concluded hi ~ 4
eo.ans s9lourned uuul Monds,