Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-11-19
MRS. BRADLEY
TELLS STORY
OF her LIFE
ccontinued from First Page.

He was strange man. He came TO my
house at unseemly hours. one Gay he
came and said:
Darling. we are going through life tc-
gether'' Mrs. Bradley then told Of the
birth Of son who was christened Arthur
Brown. Afterward she did not see much
of Brown, although their realtors con-
itnued intimate, she continued.
1t was not our intention to continue tie
relations. He wished to get divorce fr1m
his wife, but 1 said. never I did not
want to break up his home, but it was
so wretched that he came to me many
times and said: oh. child. you are the
only bright spot of nay. e.,
Mrs. Bradley then told of the loss Of
another child and continued: AT that
time our relat ons had become Pm wn.
The senator wanted to brsak up his home.
] would not let him. I did not know what
to do. When Senator Blown was turned
down by his party's caucus for reelection
TO the United states Senate, he came TO
me Immediately I broke down and cried. -
Il am gong on with you now. There is
nothing to stop u.s." the senator told her.
She saw that Brown controlled her alb
solutey.
Were you happy in his presenter
Very. very happy"
what did you think Of his Intellectual
auainmentsT
They werc very, very great He was
a mastorful man. Kind to his friends
vindictive toward his en- mi s. lie COMM
ated every one"
DID Senator Brown ever make any
plans for Arthur
"Iie said, 4 must make his Jus Zee Of
tho Supreme Court Of tho United S ates."
Mrs Bradley repeated this psouiy AMI
with a smile
Mrs. Bradley then told of how Sem
ator Brown was to get a divorce from
his wife and marry her. She Travelled
around the country visiting many
places with him. The senator said he
would lay down everything in life for
her. She went TO live on Browns
farm near Salt Lake.
Health Failed in 1902
After Mrs. Bradley 'sreturn In 1902
began the ill-health, upon which the
defence will depend for q great extent
Off the insanity plea, and which formed
the prelude TO the tragic climax The
picture Of the woman's happiness with
Brown was drawn with consummate
skin by Mrs Bradley under the skillful
examination Of Judge Powers
The turn in the story was taken with
the arrest OF Mrs. Bradley and Brown
in salt Lake on the charge OF inhdelity.
This was the remote beginning of
Browns change Of heart which ulti-
mately led to the troubles.
The two were ueain arrested on the
same charge. and on this occasion
sam King approached Mrs. Bradley
saying the relations muct stop AM
financial arrangements woul be made
with her. Brown. when she told him
If it. denied he rad sent an eniissary
for this purpose. She told him of an
! other chill
-'Did he present you With anything?"
! Eyes. a revolver"
why hid he present you with a re-
volver?"
ITO protect myself from Mrs. Brown.
lie told ne to carry IT,"
Ms. Rradlcy told of meetin Mrs
Brown with the Senator some time
after this. in an aIl-niht conference.
Mrs. Brown" said Mrs, Bradley,
"grahhel me and tried to drag me
into her room, but we went 70 Senator
Browns room and talked until morn
/ ing. We discussed getting a divorce,
7 and all cur trouble"
/ At this point recess WAS taken.
Mrs. Bradley showed marked effects
OF the strain she had undergone. She
3 had been on tkss tand two hours and
fifteen minutes. Al the end of thet
I time her story was barely cne-third
told