Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30
Defense Submits Thirteen Which
Court is Asked to Give
The Jury.
COVER GROUND THOROUGHLY.
Crautcd All but TNo-Wnl Modify
Language OF Some. and Use Own
Terms as to Others.

Washington, Nov 29.--Two govern
ment cxports testified today in the trial
of Mrs. Annie NJ Bradley charged
with having killed Former Senator
Arthur VI Brown OF Utah, last De-
cembor They were Edward NJ.
Brush Of Baltimore and Or. smith
Ely Jeuine OF New York. Or. Brush
testified that Mrs Bradley was sane
when she shot Senator Brown. lie
ssid he could ind nothing IN her fam
ily history. her acts or her physical
or mental condition Co suggest that
she was insane at that time.
DR. Joliihc declared the defendant
was able at the time she shot Brown
90 choose between right and wrong,
and was conscious OF her act.
Rev. David H. Utter, Mrs
Bradley's pastor, who has been refer
red 20 in the testimony as the priest.
testified concerning conversations no
had with the defendant IN salt Lake
when she told him that Senator
Brown would marry her ~ he faced
n pistol but she ala not say she would
shoot him, she spoke as II some one
disc would force him to marry her
PRAYERS OF THE PROSECUTION.
on the opening Of court Dist. Atty.
Baker submitted the prayers OF the
prosecution 10 the court. saying thoy
did not cover the points OF murder
in the first OF second degrees, ana
that he would pr fer leaving the mat
ter 90 be- covered by the Judge I'm the
Instructions 90 the jury The prayers
~ the defense Will be- submitted later.
The defense submitted TO the court
SIS prayers in the case
Mrs Henrietta Marshall. "A matron
AL "a
anything OF Mrs Bradley's conditi IN
whom she was taken there. An 0D-
lection by the district attorney was
sustained ana the witness dismissed
MS pradlev was co'ad fo i'H
stand by her counsel She was calm
and showed cOuntenance OF great
Intelligence as she replied TO questions.
She spoke In low tones. She said
she had no recollection of the CONVEX
sation Rev David ~ Utter testified
he had had with her IN salt Lake
CITY IN 1905 she said she chang 'd
her clothing al the hotel where the
shooting occurred. but 'did not again
see that which she had discarded
until II was discovered in her satchgl'
Al this point the defense rested
After long conference between
Justice stafford and counsel. the court
announced that arguments VIII begin
tomorrow morning About four hours
Will be allowed each Side
The opening argument for the gov
ernmcut viii DE by Asst Dist Atty
Turney. who viii be followed by Mr.,
Wells for the defense. Monday Mr..
Hoover. for the defense Will open
He will be followed by Judge Powers
also for the defense. the closing 10y
Dist Atty Baker for the government
Justice stafford immediately VIII
charge the jury who VIII be given the
case about 4 o'clock Monday after
noon.
When court adjourned Mrs. Bradley
showed great relief
She smiled at the conclusion OF the
proceedings, and 20 a lady who shook
her hand as she passed out. she said
"Oh, I am so glad II is all over a.
last"
PRAYERS OF DEFENSE.
Following are the prayers submitted
BY the defense:
1-Presumption OF innocence The
usual formal instruction is asked.
2-Reasonable doubt. By the term
reasonable doubt" as used ia the an
strucuons. Is meant that state OF the
case which, after pc entire compari-
son and consideration Of AN evidence.
leaves the minds OF the jurors ln that
condition that they cannot say that
they feel AN abiding Conviction To "a
moral certainty OF the truth OF tho
charge certainty that convinces and
directs the understanding and satisfies
the reason and judgment or those who
are bound 10 act consclentlously upon
S-Ihe court instructs the Jury that
~ this case the law raises no presuu,p-
ton against the defendant. hut that
every pres umption of law ls In favor