The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-28
ATTORNEYS PLAN
FOR FINAL DAYS
IN BRADLEY CASE

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Thanksgiving dinner with family and
friends The best substitute ObtainabIe
was arranged at a nearby cafe, and al
though the Jurymen had no complaint
10 mSKe from gastrOnOmic standpoint.
the nomelile atmosphere was decidedly
lac King However. the jury could make
o. al r-ght when p dinner like Inis
Is spread before then.
Green Turtle Soup.
Boiled PompanO, Sauce Holandaise.
Roast tt rkey. DclmonicO Stufnng and
Cranberry Sauce.
Green Peas. Mashed Potatoes.
Succotash-
Stalk Celery and Banana Frltters
Fruit Pudding. Brandy Sauce.
Ice Cream or Apple or DIinCe Pic.
Cocoa, Coffee, and Mix.
During the morning the Jury took a
short walk. and th,s afternoon will go
for another. Beyond this the entire
day has been spent In their quarters at
the Courthouse. where they have read
expurgnted papers and magazines.
Dinner for Mrs. Bradley.
The prison rules do not provide that
Mrs. Bradley should be given any s9e-
Iial dinner 10 commemorate Thanks
giving and inquiry there developed that
like the other prisoners her dinner
hDuAu NDliEloL o. the TEX AlstE I4lthu ldIt.
Mrs. Rradleys Thanksgiving dinner q
year ago was spent IN the company o.
Arthur Brown and was as she described
1t, one Of the happiest days of her lite,
notwithstanding the fact that In less
than Two weeks she slew him. RealiZ-
Ing wfat must be the thoughts OF the
lonely woman as the simple food was
handed her through the doors OF cell
today, two friends who have watched
the trial closely sent to the Jail this
afternoon q Thanksgiving dinner In
order that, In this respect at least Mrs.
Bradley would not spend the day in
comparisons that mus rring only sor-
row
The prison rules also restrict the num-
Der Of visitors, as they do on Sundays
and everything was done 70 keep the
day as quiet as possible. Mrs. Bradley
spent much OF her tire IN the little
entrance room to the women's section
Of the prison, just outside the cage
where her cell is located The section
Is In the extreme east wing. apart from
the long corridors where the large num-
Der Of male criminals are confined
Mrs. Bradley's cell IS the second one
from the entrance 10 the cage and her
one diversion Is in rearranging the few
pictures which she has tackled about the
wall and put up on boxes in lieu OF a
dressing or reading table. There Is a
large photograph of former Senator
Brown and another OF the two little
boys, wohm the Western politician gave
his love but refused his name Today.
more than ever. Mrs. Bradley found
comfort IN these pictures and cared lit
tie for the failure Of the jail officials 10
include the customary THANKSGIVING
menu in their calculations for the day.
Government Experts Tomorrow.
When court reconvenes tomorrow II Is
expected that the Government will i'm
mediately place on the stand its experts
preceded possibly by one or two news
paper men who saw Mrs. Bradley short
~ after the shooting. The Government
places especial value upon the testI
mony Of Dr. d. H Shute, visiting phvsi-
clan to the District Jail, VINO testified
just before adjournment yesterday that
he found no evidence of insanity upon
his various examinations Of Mrs Brad
ley for several days after the shooting.
Similar testimony was given by DIR
Louis II. Taylor, of the Georgetown
University Hospital, who had been
called and administered opiates TO Mrs
Bradley on the night of the tragedy
and DR.. Henry I. Stout, resident stew
ard at the jail. They described Mrs.
Bradley's condition as excited. but "a
tional. and both, Drs. Shute and Tav-
Tor, said they found no evidences of a
recent operation upon her.