Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-20

away. told him he had deceived me,
his wife, and bis mother had deceived
everybody. did net know what to
Think or what to do" "He said: can
right, Archie will bring you ticket. "
AS | went out he came into the office
hall way with me, and putting his arms
around me, said: "DOlly you are my
own love, and will seq you soon."
Later Brown objoclsd to her going
away, as she repeated her determine
ton. Finally he sgread, but with the
remark that it will only be temporary.
She slid in the latter part Of November
The Senstor had told her he vas going to
Washington % and in October she knew
she WAS likely to become a mother. odd
you become motberW ono" "When
did you become sick" December LIST,
1906 in the night"
She said she lost much strength and
found herself In pitiful condition. After
the incident mentioned by government
witness, of her calling at Browns house,
she said al went TO the house where |
met the Waterman. He told me could
not come in bat walked by him and
rang the bell. | was told could not see
Senator Blown" "Did you talk With
the Waterman ?" mo sir" This was a
denial of the watchman's story. She said
she learned on December lst that the
Senator had left for Washington, that
Livingston gave her a ticket to Los
Angeles, aud $50 in money. She want
ed 10 go to Goldfeld, but Brown secured
premise from her that she would not.
cat the last moment she explained
with great pathos, 81 thought If went
to Washington to plead with him, he
might do something for me-"
She said she left Salt Lake December
5, explaining that her sickness had COM
pelIed her to keep her bed on December
| aud 2. Or her condition che said 'it
wac simply will power that kept me up"
Leaving Salt Lake, she went to Og.
den. 1t was then her purpose to go on
TO Los Angeles. "Do you know where
you were, when you charged your pur-
po.e?' II suppose the impulse seized
me to go to Washington when nesred
Ogden. That was the changing point"
She left Ogden in the afternoon Of
Wednesday for the national capital.
"On the train coming to Washington,
what was your condition ?'' ri was very
i'll. The porter brought ne some
btandy." "Wtat was the condition as
t. your head?' 81 had heEdsche,
aad | IVES so tired it seemed that could
MT keep 10 longer"
At 1890 O'Clock, recess was taken.
1t the afternoon session WIS related
The story OF the killing Of Senator Brown
10 the Raleigh Hotel. Mre. Bradley
tod of reaching Washington on the
mc rning of December, and Of register
ing at tho Raleigh, after ascertsiniug
that Senator Brown was stopping there;
at that time she did not intend to do
violence to Senator Brown. She did
not know when sha WAS assigned to q
room that il was but two doors from
B owL's. Entering the Senator's room,
she fcund maid, who told her that
d osu would b. back soon. She there
upon prepared to wait for him.
A letter lying open on tina dresser al
trscted her attention. She read it, and
it caused hor great anguish. she said.
She then left the hotel, and walked The
streets distracted. She ate no lunch, and
returned to tbe hotel in the afternoon.
A pause Of several minutes was neces-
sary before she could resume.
The letter, the one Mrs. Bradley resd
in Browns room, WIS then presented to
her for Identification. "Yes ! guess
that's the one; don't know" The let
ter was not read to the court. II wss
one written to the Senator by Mrs. Anuie
Adams. Mrs. Bradley continuing said
she went TO her room, aud threw herself
on the bed. She heard some one walking
in the hsll. She discovered that it was
Senator Brown, and she went for
second time to Lis room.
"He said what are you doing heref"
said Il came to see you. Why don't
you carry out your promise to nj? 2"
"He then rushed at me-" "Did he say
anything when be rushed to JouT 81
don't know, / don't know what he said"
"What did you next do2'
81 didn't know anything until | heard a
shot. That seemed to arouse me-"
"What did he do?" ale called for
help" "When the shot was fred, was
he close to your "He had hold of me-"
"Had you ever fred gun before that
dssW "Never in my life."