Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-12
WOMAN'S HONOR 0N TRIAL WITH
 TOM BRADBURY
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Pine Blutf.'
 That Jenkins died as the result of a conspiracy between the accused and Mrs. Jenkins. was the allegation of the prosecuting attorney, who said testimony to support this charge would be introduced He outlined what this testimony would be, men tioning alleged clandestine corres- pcndence and meetings between the accused and Mrs. Jenkins The prose- cutting attorney named several wit nesscs, who. he said. would give testi- mony to support the charges. This testimony, it was shown. would denote the existence of intimate relations be- tween Bradbury and Mrs Jenkins over period of more than two years, or since Bradbury was employed by Jan- lsins in 1914 The outline of the states case indicated that the testimony will be rather sensational at times.
 Defense Today.
 At the conclusion Of Mr. Parham's address of an hour, Circuit Judge Sor- rcils inquired of Attorney R. L. Rog CTS. leading counsel for the defendant, if he could present his case before 6 U tIOl h. MI . INoSVio lAOuSHL IS SOuIu, hut after conferring with Attorneys Caldwell and Trimhle, Mr. Rogers an- nounced that some of the matters mentioned were new; that he had not lad opportunity to confer with his client, and he would prefer to wait un- ii morning. He would he said, con- fer with Bradbury at night in the prison. and would not delay the court. l This course was adopted
 i Judge Sorrells admOnished the jur- | CTS that they should refrain from dis cussing the case among themselves, and should not permit it to be dis cussed within their hearing. He said the sheriff would make every effort tC make them comfortab ble, but, of course they could not expect to be as com fortable as if they were in their own | homes. That is one of the little or deals citizen must undergo occa- sionally in dscharging his duty to the state and country said Judge Sor- rells.
 Spectators were instructed to re main seated until the jurors filed out and the audience was not permitted to depart until the jurors had reached l tllC Coi laOl uoN iiotoiiS.
 You may remand the defendant Mr. Sheriff." said Judge Sorrells.
 Rradbury'S Manner Cool.
 Bradbury, neatly attired in browr suit and wearing tan shoes. hastily arose. picked up his hat and smal rackage from the table, and turned io Sheriff Williams. The sheriff nod ded. and Bradbury started forward turning to bestow a smile aud nof to his sisters, who, with their hus' bands and other friends from Virginia sat near the defendant throughout the day. Encouraging g)ances and smiles 1 followed Bradbury from the little group of Virglnians as the young man walked away with Mr. Williams.
 Bradbury displayed no nervousness while MT. 'Parham outlined the case against him. His attitude was one o cor,' idence, and few could have picked him out as the defendant. iudgina from the manner he maintained throughout the address,
 l The courtroom was crowded throughout the day. among the spec tators being several women.
 Judge Shacklleford and George l. Browning. representative of Orange county in tha Virginia legislature. ar ived yesterday morn ng to attend the trial.
 Night Session Today.
 Judge Sorrels notified the attorney that session would he held tOnigh if the case had not been concluded He said long trial was burdensom' on jurors. and ir was his desire tt have it completed sa. soon as pos sible.