The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
NEEPS ON STAND AS SHE TESTIFIES

party had assembled. Senator Brown ad-
vanced toward Tatlock and said:
Il say 10 you. my bitterest enemy. that
l win make Mrs. Brown get a divorce.
and If she does not get IL within a week
l will get one myself
Mrs. Bradley then went to Ogden, she
said, at Browns request. Later. she said
she was very sick and entered a hospital
/ in Salt Lake
Why did you leave the hospital?' ask
ed Judge Powers.
4 left the hospital very sick. because
Mrs. Brown threatened"
Mrs. Bradley was interrupted by the
prosecution at this point and was not
allowed 10 complete the sentence.
When were you arre5ed?" asked
Judge Powers
September %. 1902" said the witness,
tears starting to her eyes.
Senator Brown she said. was arrested
al the same time and both were bound
over TO the district court. After the ar
rest, Mrs. Bradley said she returned to
the farm in Idaho While she was there
she said Rev. David Utter came to her
and urged her to give up Brown and her
relations with him, promising 10 secure
aid for her from friends. She said she
! broke down and realized she was doirg
wrong. The pleadings Of her former pas
tor had awakened her. She told Brown
about this. and stated her intention of
leaving him. He begged and pleaded, she
said, not % leave him. and finally he
succeeded in convincing her that she
ought TO continue the relations as they
would be married and all would be Well
Throughout Mrs. Bradley's story she
said that on numerous occasions Brown
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Tells OF Their Arrest.
In January, 1903 were you and the
Senator again srrested?"
Yes; 1 was arrested at my house"
Mrs. Bradley said they were again
bound over for trial
In February. 1903. Mrs. Bradley testi-
fed. Martin Montgomery Brown was
born.
She said the Senator had named the
child after Judge Martin Montgomery.
formerly judge OF the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia.
Later. in 1903. Mrs Bradley said she
returned to the farm in Idaho and
stayed for a while in a hotel at Poca-
iello. While she was stopping there
Brown told her Mrs. Brown and Sorley
y. Christensen. friend OF the Senator
and Mrs. Brown. had arrived IN the city.
When he told sou Mrs. Brown was
IN the city did he give you anything"
lie did
What was it,"
a revolver"
For what purpose did he say he gave
Il 20 you?"
He said he gave II to me to protect
myself from Mrs. Brown. lie said that
on account OF the unpleasant notoriety
that / should always carry II TO protect
myself"
Mrs. Bradley said she carried II on Va
rious occasions IN her handbag. Judge
Powers showed her the handbag. which
was placed in evidence, and which she
carried on December s.
Mrs. Bradley said when she was told
Mrs. Brown was occupying a room in the
hotel. she left the place Her things
were not sent and she went back 10 the
hotel She saw Mrs. Brown at the top Of
the stairs Mrs. Brown said:
How do you do? I thought You would
come"
Il did not say anything" said Mrs.
Bradley. and started TO walk by her.
She grabbed me, and said:
] have no quarrel with YOU
She tried 10 push me toward her room.
but l broke away from her. Mr.. Chris
tonSen told me Senator Brown had his
door locked and would not let me in. 7
went 20 his door and spoke 70 him and
ne unlocked Il, and we all went in. We
talked until morning. We discussed the
troaole and about getting a divorce for