Show JURY WILL ILL PROBE SANITY mm 4 Arthur Athur Brown to Be Given Hearing on Dec 17 Rules r Judge Armstrong THOUGHT HE WAS WEALTHY Unbalance of for forIon Money Ion Convicted Felon Who ho Mi May 11 Indge U Arthur Brown rown convict convicted ell of or forgery r of on two t counts secured an arrest c Judgment yesterday In Judge George Gorge court pending an In Insanity insanity In- In a JI sanity hearing hearing- before a Jury JUr as lS a re result ret re- re t suit sult o of which he will probably proba be Je committed com corn 1 to the madhouse instead of the state stale prison O. O W W. Powers Introduced d the tho te testimony of oC twelve e witnesses to show how that Browns Brown's mind was Wail unbalanced un un- It balanced and that he was Un n this condition at al the time the alleged forgeries were committed The court decided that the showing made b by Judge Powers was sufficient to try Brown Uro before a n jury jur on the charge of oC Im Insanity Since Browns Brown's arrest he ho has thought himself elC man many times a millionaire and hl his mania has hn been heen for mone money ac according according according ac- ac cording tf to tip the t testimony of oC hi his brother William llIam II H. Brown and his c sister Fanny Brown By y concentrating ing ing- his mind upon certain elements Brown rown has haR said Mid that he could make any amount of oC money He Ire estimated his hR wealth last week at nt and asserted that he had got ot It from rom the tha air Hypnotism was als also 1 another hobby with which Browns Brown's mind Is af af- af- af I When his mother lay on her death bod he said aid he had hypnotized her hI and would waite wake her up tip at a n certain I ceri i tam tain time For FOI several sc da days R Brown refuted to eat at anything but rice He lie declared that ho he had read In ln a newspaper newspaper news news- paper that the Chinese and Japanese e had become the strongest est people in the tho world b by eating rice His Ills assertions were that he wanted to 10 be a strong strongman r J man and It took tool several Ic days to get pt him to 0 eat cat nt anything except rice Planned lo to Make Millions Million I r I A A. A II 11 Crabbe told lold the court of or orf f 1 several c conversations nver he had harl with Brown Drown since hl his arrest He intended to make malic millions by hf the organization of oC mining companies Mr Ir Crabbe said aid id I and talked on two occasions of or going going- to New W York While hile in this excited 1 mood tears ears would roll down his face and the expression lon In n his eyes would he agleam with brightness S. S The rhe witness witness wit wit- ne ness q stated that he had known own Brown Drown A rp for f ii several years rS N and that luring during the past 1 year car he had noticed a decided L' L change in hl hs bs mental condition c Dr G C. C G. G Snyder of or the he Salt SaIl Lake Public Pub Puh- lie lic Service f company related d several c h Uh b bI business transactions he had with Orem Co which were attended r to toby toby by hy Brown Drown He lie noticed that Brown Drown became beame r excited rl once 01 or twice while talking about aboul stocks ji and on one ono ocI occasion oc oc- oc- oc I 4 casion ll Brown lOwn offered l him 1 0 per pert share e for tor stock Flock that was heln being purS purchased pur pur- t chased tJ by Orem Orom Co from him for forS S S 7 75 6 cents cent It was shortly after aeter this that Brown Drown was arrested While hUe Brown was awaiting trial he hr went to see Dr Snyder and told him he was to study lud law In for 11 live five years carR lIe He al also talked Incoherently on other r subjects t. t Sane on the Bank f Harvey Jon Jones stated slated to the c court urt 4 1 th that t he had known Brown for ten years year While Brown was wa in the Bank Dank of Commerce Mr Nr Ir Jones Jonel said Id he ho was considered a 3 bright competent man His method methol or of ot thinking and talking was wa a quick and his word was to bo he depended ilc upon ullon When hen Mr Jones i called cl on him at his cell in tho the county count i Jail he said that his manner manner had had I changed greatly g He lie appeared dull fl and f seemed unable to comprehend his r J Situation Mr Jones formed an opinion t a o ii that time Ume that Brown was J insane J Attorney Horne JAmes Jmes D. D Pardee stated to that he came camo to 10 the tho court room at atthe th the ilme the jl jury y rendered a verdict In In case at the request of oC Judge Powers to 10 see if Ir It had an any e ef effect ef- ef feet on the defendant When hen the verd was an announced the Ule wit witness heSS paid rd c Hie expression of or his face did not change In the least lIe He seemed n as unconcerned as if lC nothing at all had happened Besides th se witnesses es William I. I William Ullam Hanson Hnnson II S. S Cush Gush lug Ins Mrs rH Etta yeller J. J Louis Sperry and 1 Howard King were culled called and ed Tho The st to Introduced the testimony of or Frank Franl C. C Orem Prem r m who employed Brown to work for Cor or the company compan Ho II slated stated that up to the lay day of oC Browns Brown's arrest he was considered a n competent man and his W work Ik Ika Was a satisfactory In Ineer er e every way H He denied In answer to Judge Powers that the company had withheld his last hut months month's check checkon on account mt of or his w work rl ric being l factor factory j Examination Before Jury TUI F Following Mr Ir Orem's Orein's testimony the state suito rested and Judge Powers addreSSed addressed addressed ad ad- dressed the court He stated that he did not wish to argue the case bu busaid but butI said ald As a n. dUL duty to the d defendant fe dant I moved mO for Cor hearing on the ground o or of I insanity I t It was without the knowledge knowledge knowl know I edge of or Mr 1 Brown or his family I took Look the matter muller up The introduced toda today shows that there then 1 I 11 something wrong mental mentally with the k defendant and I ask for Cor an examina- examina lion tion before beCore a Jury Justice requires this much In this case and I think the court should order an au investigation District Attorney Fred C. C Loofbourow Loofbourow Loof- Loof argued that Brown 1 knew new right front from wron wrong anti and that the motion should be bo overruled and sentence sed In the ca case l Judge Armstrong 1 ald said however howe that before he would pass sentence In the case h ho he would order a D. Jur Jury trial on the charge of oC The cai ca case e will be called for Cor hearing on December 1 17 i. i |