The Washington herald., 1907-11-16

brought it with her in her satchel. and |
that she carried It into Browns room |
in her hand bag.
Il asked her IL the shooting was the /
result OF sudden impulse. She said it was
not that she had thought about 1t for
a long time. and that. If Senator Brown
did not do right by her. she had decided
to shoot him"
Grant was cross-eXamined by the de-
fense briefly 10 test his memory He
admitted that his memory was not clear
on many things she said. as she talked
rapidly. and said many things that were
not along the lines Of his inquiries
Sergt. Lohman was recalled 10 the
stand. IN order 20 give him an opp0r-
tunity to correct his testimony given on
Thursday IN regard 70 his warning Mrs.
Bradley that anything she said might
be used against her LOhman. on Thurs
day. testified that Mrs. Bradley had
made certain statements 10 him con-
cerning the shooting and. when asked
II ne had warned her he replied that
he had.
Lohman Corrects Statement.
This alleged statement appears 10 have
/ been made Immediately after Mrs Brad
/ ley was brought 10 the station by Po-
( lcemen Lamb and Emmet. and when she
refused to disclose her identity. When
she daclined TO furnish information con-
| cerning herself. Lohman stepped from
| the room. leaving the prisoner with Po-
/ liceman Lamb. and ne testified that he
/ secured her name from some one al the
/ Emergency Hospital over the telephone.
/ On the stand Thursday Lohman testified
/ that he warned her when he returned
from using the telephone. but Policeman
/ Lamb. who followed him on the stand,
/ testified that Lohman warned Mrs. Brad
! lev before he left the room.
! Yesterday Lohman corrected his testi-
mony stating that. after refreshing his
memory with notes taken a; che time and
since. he reached the conclusion that he
warned her before he went 10 the teIe-
phone
Policeman Lamb was recalled 10 the
stand and testified that when Lohman
left the room Mrs. Bradley told him she
brought the revolver with her from Salt
Lake. He also said that while Mrs.
Bradley was talking TO him her lace was
distorted. and she appeared 20 be suf-
fering pain
DR.. Charles 8 White. superintendent
Of the Emergency Hospital. testified Is 70
Browns arrival az the hospital on the
/ afternoon of December s and described
the wounds and the treatment given him.
In the course OF his testimony he said
that he found traces Of powder marks
on the wound on the hand Of Brown,
and that the course of the bullet which
entered Browns abdomen was downward
witness from Salt Lake.
When DR.. White left The stand the gov
ernment called the first Of the witnesses
which II had summoned from salt Lake
City. in the person Of Albert II. Kelly.
He IS a heavy-set man, clean shaved, Of
middle age, with iron gray hair He said
that ne had known Mrs. Bradley for
twenty years.
did you see her during the summer
of 1896. and where?'' asked Mr. Turner,
'T saw Mrs. Bradley some time during
the summer in Salt Lake. I greeted her.
and asked her what she was doing, and
she replied that she was keeping a room
ing-house. 1 asked her if Brown was not
putting up for her. She said he did when
he wished TO. ] told her that I under
stood that he had promised her a large
his money. but wanted him She said
, that Brown had refused to acknowledge
the paternity of her second child. Mont
gomery. and that II he did not do so she
would kill him I told her that she had
trouble enough already without taking
such a desperate step as that She said
she did not care.
Judge Powers then took the witness fol-
cross-examination. Mr.. Kelly said that
he had first met Mrs. Bradley IN the wa
ter department Office OF salt Lake, OF
which her uncle was superintendent, and
where she was employed as a clerk. He
later came into contact with her through
her participation in politics. He said that
| the time the conversation with Mrs. Brad
/ ley occurred. in the course of which she
threatened to kill Brown. was about july
or possibly the latter part Of June.
Tells of Interviews.
Did she look as though she were nl?'
asked Judge Powers.
'-She looked as though she were work
ing hard
did you know at that time that sh'
was living in Ogden "
/ NO. sir"
Did you know at that time that sh'
had been Ill in that city,"
mo. sir"
Now, Mr.. Kelly" asked Judge Powers
did she not also say in that converse
tion with you that il was her main de
sire that Brown should do right by tn
child or children that he brought int
the world. and that she appeared to b.
Il very much in earnest?'
/ Yes, sir. she said that; and her man
H ner was very emphatic
II The witness said that there was moth
\ ing unnatural in Mrs. Bradley's manne
/ at that time. but that she became yer,
II much animated.
/ Did you advise her to take the none,
II that Brown offered her?'
II II did, thought it best for her to d.
so, as long as the other party refused Il
\ carry out his contract
II In the conversation, was il understoo,
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