The Washington times., 1907-11-19

Q. How long were you there?
A. 1 cannot just say The Senator
came there the last OF May or the first
Q. Did he communicate with you at
that timer
A. Yes. Quite frequently.
c. You may state whether at that
time you and he had any words and
whether they were words to express
affection?
Spoke Words of Affection.
a Yes. They were words to express
affection and other things
Q. When he visited there, how long
did he remain there? Until you and he
left for Salt Lake?
A. A short time.
.. How did he act toward you?
A Most eftectionately n every way.
But he never would go back under any
circum stances.
Q, lid you on your return stay at
salt Lake!
A. Yes.
Q.-How long?
Al don't know.
ON 1902
Ayes
Q.-Dqring your stay in Salt Lake
city what was the Senator speaking
about?
ProtestatiOns of Devotion.
A.-Oh. he said no matter what
comes, I would give everything TO be
near you"
Q.-You have spoken about this farm,
about how far was it from Salt Lake
City?
Al don't know.
On WHAT direction?
A.-Northwest.
Q--You may state whether you went
there.
Ayes.
Q.-You went with him first to look
over the farm?
AYES.
Didn't Go Alone.
Q.-When you went there to stay were
you accompanied by anyone7
Ayes. Three people.
Q--And how long did you stay at the
farm7
Al don't know exactly.
Q.-And you remained there how late
in the season?
A-The Senator came up and spent
several days in August with me, and
then about the last day OF August he
went 10 Salt Lake City, and the doctor
there said he thought he could secure
q nurse for me, and the Senator told
him to care for me IL he could not get
a nurse. This was the latter part OF
Q.-Toward the end OF 1902 did you
then feel that you were likely TO bo-
come a mother again?
A.-Yes.
No Child Was Born.
Q.-was child born?
A.-NO.
Q.-Were you at PocateIIo, and how
far is PocateIlo from Shoshone?
AYES. SnoshOne is in the state OF
Idaho.
Q.-About how far is shoshone from
the farm?
Al don't know exactly.
.Q.-What did the Senator do at sho-
shone?
Ale left me in charge Of the doctor
at Pocatello-
Q.-What was your condition at that
time, physically And now as to your
journey from ShoshOne to PocatellO?
And how far Is Pocateilo from Sho-
shone?
Al was not very we'll Pocatsno is
about three hours from ShoshOne.
Q.--DO yOu know about how far POca-
tello IS from Salt Lake City?
Perhaps $50 miles. Six or eight
hours.
Was Very Sick.
Q.-wnat was the condition Of your
health on your journey from Pocatsllo
to Salt Lake City?
Al was very sick.
Q.-At any time did you 80 TO a hos
pitaI?
Ayes.
Q.-From where did you go?
A.-From the Senator's office. went
with him.
Mrs. Bradley then quoted n statement
dictated by Senator Brown relative TO
his procuring q divorce from Mrs
Brown, and living with her CAIrs. Brad
lsy.)
was there when this paper was dis
lated:
AIM not positive.
Q.-WhO was Mr.. Livingston?
A.-TEe stenOgrapher.
Q.-How long did you remain at the
G.|Sometime. The Senator took me
to DIT. Whitneys office and asked him
To attend to me, and IL he could not
get a nurse 10 care for ma
Q.-HOw long were you In the hosp-
Al left the hospital because Mrs.
Brown threatened
Q.@Aoout how long were you in the
hospital?
A.-About a week.
Q.-While you were there how were
Al was very Ill The doctor knows
how i'll I was better than I do.
Q.-Where did you so when you LEFT
the hospital?
A.-The Senator sent a carriage for
me, and took me to Ogden
Q.-About what time was this7
A.-The nearest can fix that is that
It was the day prior to the Republican
State convention
Q.-How long did you remain In
ogden?
About two weeks.
Still Very Sick.
Q.-And when you returned TO Salt
Lake, where did you go?
A.-The Canyon Hotel. I should have
gone back to the farm, but I was
very ILL III enough to be treated.
Q.-Who treated you?
A.-Dr. whitney,
Q.-How long were you at the Canyon
Hotel?
A.-During the last part Of September.
Q.-Where did you 90, and were you
situated independently?