Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1912-11-20 | Page 2 | Pretty Stenographer on Trial at Columbus Her Fiance and the Man She Murdered

t Pretty ret Stenographer on TJ Trial at ct t Columbus ol I I on I Her Fiance and the Man She Murdered I I covi r MISS CEC UA Y FARlEY 15 Rr ai Lh S C ZuNG E JEROME i Tragedy Acted in Courtroom I by Woman Charged I With Murder I Columbus Ohio Nov 19 Standing Standing In Ina a a. a cleared space in front of or the jury jury box Miss Cecilia Farle Farley the stenographer stenographer stenographer on trial for fOl first dc t for r the shooting of ot Alvin AhIn I K 1 I went vent through actions demonstrating the claim of ot the defense that was accidentally shot In ri a elt city park parle I last May Ia Th The accused ct stenographer acted her part In a dramatic nero mar Attorney James A. A A. A Allen Alien llen acted the part pirt of ot Zoll- Zoll inger iner Several hundred spectators spectator witnessed wit wit- tho the scene Many of ot them thorn hall hal arrived at the courtroom before 6 G o'clock this morning morning- in order to get a point of or vantage The crowd was so great that two or three women were overcome and fainted One woman became became be ho- came Jammed in tho the crowd and her herI I arm was broken She went to a a. physician clan cian and anti had the tho arm treated and then the returned to the courtroom Accompanying her hor words with rUh ac action action ac- ac tion Miss Parley Farley testified We were walking waking through the tho park park I was about a a. step ahead of or Mr Ir Bell zon- In inger er Suddenly ho he said Here comes Quigley we might as aswell aswell well 1 end It all aU now As As I turned to look for tor Mr Ir le he he- reached in m my handbag for tor tho the revolver re- re and took tool hold it b volver of oC by the tho muzzle I whirled around and seized the tho revolver b by the tue handle bandic while he lie clung to the tue barrel In trying to wrench It from his grasp I stepped back pulling his hand I upward Just then the tho revolver was discharged and Mr r fell ell forward forward for for- wart ward on his face race The Tho girl told In a low voice olce of or meeting meeting meet meet- ing at a public dance hall hail of or ho how sho she did dill not know ho was u. u l married man with a family of or how wronged her of or the tho power he had over her forcing her to do things I against her will and of or her true truo love for tor or Jerome Jerom Quigley to whom she wasen was en engaged Tho The girl said she had made r repeated pealed attempts to get set away from influence but could not