, 1907-11-27
THOUGHT THAT ARGUMENTS
WOULD BEGIN IN BRADLEY
CASE AT EXPIRATION
OF THE RECESS.
No Session of Court Tomorrow and At
torneys viii Then Sum Up Evi.
dence-Sone Evidence Of Abuse on
Part of Brown in Presence of Wife
and Characterization Asked
for Mexican Prisoners.

Washington, Nov. 27.-It is expected
that at the close of the proceedings il
the Bradley murder trial today all tn;
testimony will be in. There will BIZ
no session tomorrow, and it is believ
ed that arguments may begin Friday
st~enographer Bought Ticket.
Archibald Livingston, st%enographel
to the late Senator Brown, was the first
witness today. He testified that he Sc
cured a ticket for Mrs. Bradley to Los
Angeles. 1t was on this ticket that
she road to Ogden and then bought q
ticket to Washington.
Threatened to Kill Brown.
He said Mrs. Bradley asked him il
he thought Brown would marry heI
and the witness told her he did not
believe so. She said He will have t.
or l will blow his head Off"
Told Of Conversation.
The witness was asked concerning
the conversation which took place in
the summe Of 1902, at the time the
divorce from Mrs. Brown was talked Of
Said He Would Protect Her.
Brown told his wife: Il will protect
Mrs. Bradley SO long rs life lives in
me. | will state in the presence of ny
bitterest enemy (referring to Colone'
Tatlock) that I will stick to Mrs. Brad
ley as long a. life lasts"
Had Told Her Falsehoods.
On cross examination Livingston
said he had told Mrs. Bradley false
hoods several times Sin order to ge'
along with her"
Young Girl Ordered Out.
Justice Stafford halted the trial an,
directed that an eleven-year-old girl be
required to leave the room with hel
parents, who accompanied her.
Farley Christensen on Stand.
P. p. Christensen, an attorney u
Salt Lake, was the next witness. He
said he witnessed a scene at the depo!
in the summer of 1905 between Mrs
Bradley and Brown. Mrs. Bradley in
sisted On going away with Brown anf
fairly hung to him. Brown, he said, re
peatedly repealed her.
Brown Chastised Woman.
Soren Christensen, also of Salt Lake
testified that on one occasion while ir
Pocatello with Brown Mrs. Bradley
suddenly appeared and Brown chas
tised her for following him.
Wife Wanted to Kill Annie.
On the same occasion he said thai
Mrs. Brown appeared and engaged il
a personal struggle with Mrs. Bradley
c%lutching her by the throat m ex
claiming, Let me kill her"
Not Father Of Max Brown.
The witness further stated hat a
Pocatello Brown declared, in the pres
enct of Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Brown an:
himself, that he IA not the father Q
Max Brown, and hat Mrs. Brown up
braided him for denying his W chill
dren and admitting the fatherhood 0
bastards.
Court Takes Recess.
The court took recess at 1890, afte'
several police officers and the polio
matron had testified that Mrs. Bradle,
admitted to them that she shot Brown
Declared Her Sane.
All the witnesses called in rebutta
today declared that Mrs. Bradley az
| peared rational. Many of these wit
nesses saw her shortly after the shoot
ing and talked with her but none re
garded her as insane.
Rational But Nervous.
The physicians who treated Mrs
| Bradley at the house of detention de
clared that she was rational all thu
time, although nervous.