Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-13

The hearing was continued. Saturday, in
Emery hall. and was attended by large
company. The examination of Detective
for the most part confined to recital
of his efforts, together with those of
Wood and Tapley, in getting young Fogg
to tell what he knew. The hammer found
on Treworgys premises was produced,
and shown to fit the wound on the skull.
tied Joe Mink in the State prison at
Thomaston and procuring from him a
statement that Fogg had told him, Sept.
q. that Sarah Ware was missing, and
tnat Ireworgy was suspected of having
killed her. This was several days before
Mrs. Wares disappearance had Great ted
any comment.
DIR. George Fl. Emerson described the
condition in which the body was found
and pointed out the fractures and linden
lures in the skull, which was produced in
court He gave his. opinion that these
fractures would not have produced death
nStantaneOuSly
Mrs Thomas Sheehan stated that when
she went to the door of her house at
about y O'Clock in the evening of Sept. Il
she was confronted by strange man.
who ran away upon her appearance. Mrs.
ware was not in her house at the time,
although she frequently called.
Mrs. Charles Hass who lives in the
nearest house to the Miles place, testi-
fled that she had frequently seen Ire
worgy going in the direction of the Miles
house. but could not say that he went
there. Witness first knew of Mrs Wares
disappearance about week before the
alarm was given, when Mrs. Miles told
her that she thought Sarah was at Boil
dues.
A. Frank Bennett told of a conversation
with TreworSy. In which he. had asked
the prisoner why he had not inquired for
Sarah at John Bolduc's. as Mrs. Miles re-
quested him to do. and Treworgy replied
that he did not feel much alarmed about
her.
John Bolduc testified that Sarah Ware
had called at his house at about $40 in
the evening of Sept. II, ana stayed about
Is minutes. She wore black skirt trim
med with black silk. brown waist and a
cape, or shawl, but no waterproof. About
II days afterward he saw Treworgy and
said to him: How about Sarah Ware?"
He replied: "Oh, forgot that Mrs Miles
wanted me to inquire il she was work.
ing for you
Isaac w. Richardson. Wesley Webster
and Frank Ducott testified to the circum-
stances of finding the body in the morn
ing of Oct 9 Ground was trodden down
around the foot of its body, and there
were evidences of wagon wheels and
place where horse had l been hn ,,, ,d.,,
fled to finding the satchel under COM
mode in Mrs Wares bedroom, the Thurs
day after the body was discovered. Detec-
tive Tracey and others were present.
Winfield Patterson was called to testi-
fy concerning Treworgy's movements the
night of Sept. II. He had been working
for the prisoner and boarded at the
ho,,se. The witness could not seem to
remember whether ne saw TreworEy at
ali that evening. Witness went down
town returning at $40 and went to bed
half an hour afterward. Did not hear or
see anything unusual and did not remem-
her whether Treworgy was IN the house
when he returned or not.
Mrs. Angelina Fogg. was recalled and
stated that In her opinion the satchel pro-
d,,cei in court was the one carried by
Attorney o. f. Fellows, without intro
dncinc any testimony in defence, pre-
se,,ted an eloquent appeal for the prs-
0ners discharge. He claimed that the
story told by Fogg was improbable, and
nt worthy of belief. from the fact that
~, ~ MAN p,,ilty of murder would call IN an
~ . nersnn with whom he was not on
,,nnd terms. to share his guilty secret,
H,hen he could just as easily nave dis
"osed of the body unaided.
Attnrney General Haines followed with
:, hrief argument in which he pointed out
tho tact that Fogg's testimony had in no
wav heen contradicted, or his integrity
,m INN ched. and. consequently. it was
inlpnd to receive it's due weight, however
IMP Ip,Tge Chase then summed up the case
.. JuaSe and held the prisoner to await the
Dri .;ny a the grand jury in April.
ac ILL., nr;soner made no demonstration
he nudge pronounced his decision.
WI h;s daughter, who had attended him
D ,u nj the hearing. burst into tears.
TrewOrgy VIII NC ''''
in Ellsworth.