Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-14
COURT HEARS MARRY CASE
 AND FINDS WOMAN GUILTY

were Katie Farragh. Elda Perno, Mrs. F. J. Atsawag. Mrs. Peter Cunning ham. Willie Rhodes and Constable Bailey. Little Katharine Cunningham was not allowed to testify on accounJ of her age. not knowing the meaning of an oath when sworn
 The Perino girl, telling as clear and straight a stors as one would care to hear on a witness stand, unshaken by cross examination and bright as dollar all the time. told of the inyi- tation she and Katie Farragh received to the now famous oyster and chicken supper on Naco road. first stating that she became acquainted with the de- fendant when the Mabrys lived nexs door to them in Jiggerville.
 ''On the night of November 2Sta, she said, Kate Farragh came to me and told me that Mrs. Mabry said she had been invited to attend an oyster supper at the home of her aunt on Naco road and that she had the privilege of inviting two others. Kate said Mrs Mabry had invited Kate aud l.
 'We went down there in the even ing. Iawhorn was waiting for us on the bridge near Nhe house and ac- compsnied us there. Mrs. Mabry was there. with anotber-tall man, but didn't see the aunt there 1 asked Mrs. Mabry where she was and snP said she would be back after awhile.
 T suspected something was wrous. saw no preparations for any supper the only thing l noticed being that one of the beds was very much rum pied up. Then Kate and l went oyer to the carnival. Mrs. Mabry telling l,s come back at o'clock. We went back at that hour, but nobody but Mrs. Mabry and the men were there. l We again went away and went back
 to the house at Il o'clock to try and get Mrs Mabry to come away vita :, us.
 | oThe last time we returned. Mrs. Mabry tried to get r+a of me. but at
 tempted to get Kate into the house. 1 then asked Kate to come in and stay
 Then I shouted: Kate, if you go in that house I'll call an officer. Come home with me
 Kate and I then went home.
 stayed at Rates house that night. ! the Farragh girl.
 When Mrs. F. J. Attaway and Nus
 Peter Cunningham took the stand they testified to the fact that at o'clock the next morning Mrs. MabIg came to the FaTragh home. gave onI
 of the Farragh boys dollar and told
 him to go to the mine where her nus
 band worked and tell him that tht | reason she did not come home wa
 because MT. Farragh was i'll and sh' had stayed up with him at his house
 nursing him.
 Inez Perino's sister, Elda, and Vii lie Rhodes substantiated the evidence l of the others regarding Mrs. Mabry conduct. It was proven that Lawhor' and man named Sullivan, whom Inc
 Perino referred to as the tai ! man." were in the house alone wit
 Mrs. Mabry, that the aunt who wa giving the oyster supper never shove up and that Mrs. Mabry stayed al might at the house. Constable Baile. testified as to making the arrest. Immediately the prosecution ha . rested. Attorney StTlckler moved tha 1 the case be dismissed on the groun l of lack of evidence. The matter wa
 argued at length, the court fnall , over ruling the motion. l The defense then swore two vii [ nesses, L. L. Lawhorn and lame l Farragh, father of Kate, who Wa supposed to be fugitive from jul ! tice."
 , Mrs. Mabry then made a statemen e but was not under oath. She repeate
 her denial of attempt or complicity 7 do the girls any wrong. She statet l. however, that she met Lawhorn 0 the house by appointment. a Immediately Lawhorn was brougl r in and proceeded to tell story tn;
 did not look good, in an effort to say
 his alleged sweetheart from jail. j. On cross-examination about th
 first question Attorney Morrison aske Q him was:
 e How did you happen to meet Mir
 Mabry?"
 q T met her by accident on tE g. bridge near Lowell" he said. A laTl Il portion of his other evidence was co ;, tradictory to that of the witnesses f ' the prosecution.
 V The defendant was not put on Ii [ stand, that is, under oath, and wi i Ithe testimony of James Farrag
 which was unimpoTtapt, the defeni q rested the case.
 -e 4.I find Mrs. Kathryn Mabry gull -e IS charged and will hold her to aws Tt 1 the acton of the grand jury under $ $500 bond" immediately said Justi' T l Murphy and the case was over. zzEz7zFz