The Washington herald., 1907-10-09
BRADLEY TRIAL NEAR
SubpOenas for Witnesses in
Murder Case.
INSANITY WILL BE THE PLEA
Woman Accused OF Shooting Former
senator Arthur Brown shows In
terest in List of Tafesmen-Defend-
ant AnXiOUSIy Awaiting Date Of
the TriaI-List of TaIeSmen Ready.

Preparations for the trial Of Mrs. Annie
NJ. Bradley, who was indicted in connec-
ton with the shooting. on December
last in the Raleigh Hotel. and the sub
sequent death of former Senator Arthur
Brown, OF Utah. are being made by her at
torneys and also by the district attorney s
office. The first subpoena for witness
for the defense has been placed in the
hands Of the marshal and will be for
warded to the marshal at Salt Lake City
al once.
This subpoena is for Judse H. NJ Hen
derson, Of Salt Lake, and within the next
few days subpoenas will be issued for Dr.
<. w. Whitney and Hon. NJ. NJ Kaighn
of Salt Lake; Mrs. ]. +. Swasey, Of san
Francisco. and Rev. David Utter. Of Den
YER, Mrs Bradley's defense Will be emo
tional insanity, and it is by these wit
nesses that she hopes to convince the
jury that at the time she shot Senator
Brown she was mentally irresponsible.
VIII Plead Insanity.
She expects 10 prove by these witnesses
that when She is alleged To have fired
the shot which resulted in the death OF
Arthur Brown that her mind and brain
were in such a state OF disease that
she was unable 20 distinguish right
from wrong, and her mind was so
impaired at the time when the said
shots are alleged 20 have been fired
that she was Incapable Of acting as a
free agent. but that any act she may
have committed on that date was the re-
suit and product Of her diseased condition
OF mind, for which she IS not responsible.
Jurors Interest Defendant.
Mrs. Bradley has manifested intense in
terest in the character Of the men who
viii be summoned as jurors 10 sit In judg-
ment OF her. Several weeks ago TO an
interviewer, she said that she did not
want any men with curly hair on the
jury. stating her preference for straight
haired men
List of TaIesmen.
The panel from which the Bradley
jury viii be made up consists Of TWEEN
ty-six men, the youngest af whom is
thlrty-One and the oldest hfty-six. The
youngest man on the panel is George
B. Anderson. butcher. the Oldest Fritz
Herzog, VINO conducts a restaurant The
remaining members OF the panel are
William Z. Reiss. brickmaker; Alex
NJ. Cole. a grocer; Henry Bredekamp.
barber; Daniel A. Newman. & grocer:
w NJ Newland, restaurant keepsr;
George Menke butter merchant Jesse
jenkins, a bartender; David NJ Lee.
insurance business, Edward L. Bicker-
ton. bicycle dealer. James Nash. ice
dealer; George c. Pendleton, a clerk,
Charles Z. Althon, baker. Haywood
Hicks. a grocer; John NJ Abbott, a gro
Ger; Joseph c. F. Hartley tea and cof-
lee dealer; William II. Harper. a drug
gist; Frank 5. Issman, a timer. James
l. Feeney. publisher, William J. Thom-
as. musician: Frank N Hodges. a mer-
chant; Daniel Crumbaugh. real estate.
Samuel J Gray. q waiter; Joseph D.
Soufiin. "a clerk, and Charles H Wilcox.
Judge Orlando Powers. OF salt Lake.
said 10 be one of the shrewdest criminal
lawyers in the West. VIII be associated
with Attorneys Hoover and Wells In
the case.
Mrs. Bradley is said % have complete
ly recovered from the effects Of the op-
Grafton which was performed upon her
at the George Washington University
Hospital during the summer. and Is
anxiously awaiting the date Of the be-
ginning Of her trial. November H.