Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
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Washington Nov 9.-Thc witnesses
calico by the defense m the case
against Mrs. Anna bradley are begin
ming TO arrive In this city and the iden-
tity of Tie witnesses reveals. In some
measure. the nature OF the testimony
20 be- introduced BIZ the defense. IL rs
mad clear that the entire story Of the
woman's life as 10 became entauglod
with that OF former Senator Arthur
Brown win be Dared in court
The Rev. David Uttor is among the
witnesses He was called from Dem
YER The Rev Utter was formerly mlu-
lister in the Unitarian church o. salt
Lake city. OF which Mrs Bradley was
a communicate The AFFAIRS of Mrs
Bradley and Senator Brown were aid
bare before the minister years ngo and
al one time he went from Denver 10
Salt Lake at the request of Mrs. Brad
lev 20 attempt settlement Of their
trouble and TO endeavor 10 induce Sen
ator Brown TO marry Mrs. Bradley II
b. believed that by this witness NOR
than any other the many trying or
deals through which Mrs. Bradley pass
ED in her relationship with Brown win
be brought out and the Influences
which worked on her mind win be iaid
before the jury by this witness.
COL. NJ. NJ. KAIGHN THERE.
Col Maurice NJ. Kaighn and Mrs.
Kaighn are also ia the city having
been called TO the city by the defense.
Into the care OF Col Kaighn. VINO y
wei, know Salt Lake lawyer and a fed
eral officehOlder. was entrusted
many Of Mrs. Bradleys affairs. Il was
he who was entrusted by her with The
written statement given her by Sem
ator Brown. IN which he admitted that
he was thu father of her tow sons, Ar
thur and Montgomery.
LAW PARTNER ALSO.
Henry p. Henderson, formerly a law
partner OF Senator Brown. Is an the city
as witness for the defense. Mr. Hem
derson is said 90 b. acquainted with
the private affairs Of Senator Brown
and Mrs Bradley ~ said To- have APP
pealed Co him, as Browns partner.
many times ln an effort to have him
argue with the senator. looking to mar
rage as tn end that the woman's chill
dren might be- recognized by the law.
Tho prosecution has finally consented
TO have Mrs Bradley's SONS accompany
her into court during the trial. The
prosecution at first objected strenuously
o. this. deeming % a coup intended 10
influence the jury.
METHODS OF THE WILLOWS.
/ Mrs Bradley b. greatly annoyed by
| the representative Of yellow journals
/ and news feature" syndicates. Writers
! of the Dorothy Dix and Ella Wheeler
/ Wilcox class plead with her daily foI
| interviews and statements They brlng
artists with them IN many instances
and plead with her to pose for them,
der attorneys have advised against
This and she Is compelled 10 decline.
whereupon the reporters become insist
ent that after their visits Mrs. Brad
lcy's nerves are completely unstrung.
some Of the eastern newspapers have
gone 80 far as TO print interviews ana
then sign them With the name Of Mrs.
Bradley. Judge Powers OF salt Lake.
OF counsel sor the defense, declares that
much injury has been done his client by
this means.