The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
MRS. BRADLEY
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 into these relations" This inquiry
 brought out long narrative. which was so mingled with sobs and tears
 and told in SO low tone of voice that I the stenographer was compelled to re-
 peat the story, which he did as fol-
 The senator told me he was very un-
 happy. very wretched. I had told him
 that our relationship could only result
 in grief and sorrow and he replied that he would stay by me all my life.
 Finally he came to me and said: 'Dar-
 ling. we are going on together all
 through life; you can't avoid me, and I | want you to have a son.
 Finally after several months con- 1 sented."
 "Consented to what?" asked Mir. Pow. CTS.
 | ITO his proposition" responded the | witness. She said the son had been
 christened In Browns presence and # had been given the senator's name He
 had wanted to get divorce and marry | her. she said, but she would not con- | sent to break up his home and Shad I tried to break the relationship. but he | would not have it so and frequently came to her saying she was the only | bright spot in his life. N4 Had Faith in Brown. Did you believe In his protestations l of affection?"
 T did not believe 1t possible for any l one to ask woman to have a child and I not be fond of her"
 Mrs. Bradley then told of the birth of I her second child and of 9 criminal op- I eration which she said had been per l formed in 1901 by Mir. Brown himself.
 after which she was very i'll for two
 weeks.
 | She declared she had not suggested | the operation. but at that time the tn- I timacy between them had become 1 known and neither of them Knew what | to do. After this incident she said she l was not well for a long time and her | doctor had said she could not expect | to be well. She had felt that 1t was | very wrong, But, oh.a 1t Is so hard to | tell ones feelings"
 l She had cried. she said. when Mir. | Brown had made his first race for the | United States Senate and had been de- | feated, but he had cheefed her with the assurance that. whatever happened, i they would stay together He had l written her as many as i've letters a day, she said, and she then loved him
 as deeply as 1t was possible to love. Relating the incident of the birth of | hers and Senator Browns second son she said Brown was in California and, f returning to Salt Lake two weeks af- forwards. had come to see her and the boy, appearing greatly delighted.
 'tIe said" she went on. This is my
 beloved son. in whom I am well pleased Then she told of Mir. Browns intellectual attainments' and
 said that he completely dominated her. l He had been very fond of the oldest
 boy, had often noticed his resemblance to himself. and said of the boy: T
 must make him Supreme Judge of the United States" Mrs. Bradley said she | r.o lea fhMA sslaA xt<R
 get a divorce and marry her and when
 she had warned him that 1t would cost him his position, he had declared that he. cared for nothing but her. She had 1 gone to Grand Junction. Col, In that 1 year, she said. and notwithstanding the l place was 800 miles from Salt Lake
 City the Senator came to see her every
 ten days. Read PoeRs Together.
 l He consulted her about everything.
 They read Burns, Tennyson and
 Chaucer together. and the witness
 seemed to find in this phase of their
 life together another green spot. the
 memory of which delighted her. She
 smiled continually as she related 1t.
 While they were at Grand Junction,
 Mrs. Bradley continued, Mir. Brown had
 assured her that his arrangements for divorce were progressing and that a compromise with Mrs. Brown had been |
 had told him to give the wife and his
 children, all his property. He then | gave Mrss Bradley a ring.
 | After the Grand Junction visit Mrs. | Bradley said she came to Washington l with Senator Brown and Miss Alice | Brown, She Senator's daughter by his | first wife. who was only one year | younger than herself. They had also visited several other points including | Antioch College in Ohio, at this time | She had travelled as Mrs. Brown, she l said. and had been introduced by that name. Mir. Browns bearing towards | her had bcen courtly and loving. Upon returning West Mrs. Bradley
 had in 1902 gone to Los Angeles and after short stay, returned to Salt Lake City to go on the Senator's farm. She had heard from him frequently du- ring tho separation. they using code to express affection She said Brown
 had over and again reiterated his af- lection, declaring upon all occasions when the dlvorca was mentioned, that all obstacles. should be swept away and she should certainly become Mrs
 Brown. He had aaid, Mrs. Bradley de-
 clared. that he would lay down his life for her. From the farm Mrs. Bradley went to Pocatelio and Shcshone, Idaho.
 in one of which places she said Brown
 had performed a second criminal, oper-
 ation on her when he again found she ! was about to become a mother. She had been very sick on the trin | from Idaho back to Salt Lake and after | she arrived in that city, that day." she | continued. referring to time soon af- | ter her arrival, Mrs. Brown came to the room when Brown told her bs | would get divorce and marry Mrs Bradley. Mrs. Brown then asked him | to come to the ofice and say that. Mr. Livingstone. Judge HApderson and Mir Tatloch. who was not friendly with Mir Brown. were there and he dictated this
 statement addressing 1t to MT. Tat | loch: 1 T say to you that I will make Mrs
 Brown get divorce and if she does
 not do 1t, I will myself get one. I will marry Mrs. Bradley: will stand by her as long as live."
 Tells of Her Arreee.
 | Mrs. Bradley then told of her arr
 rest together with Mir. Brown on the charge of adultery. She told of a visit to her by her pastor, Rev. Dr. 1 Utter. who made an effort to eet her | to sever her relations with Brown hi,t
 the latter had dissuaded her. saving
 he would. throw everything else down l for her."
 The particulars of various otbAr
 similar protestations of love ana en- | deavors to hold her to him were aJso l related in detail Mrs Bradley ds.
 clared that Brown repeated to her: 1 Don't be led away from me bv what | anv0na Nav tn valf