Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-11
WIN. r. TaEwoRGY
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IN case and at the close Of his tes-
timony the hearing was adjourned to
$50 o'clock, tomorrow morning.
Trem orgy is widower. He has been
engaged in business here for several
years as proprietor of tin shop and
secondhand goods store. He is aboUS
40 years of age. Ele will be given a
hearing on special sitting of the court
to be held here. Saturday.
For weeks the State authorities have
been investigating quietly. Thursday
night. the evening train from Bangor
brought Attorney General William T.
Haines of Waterville. and Detective
Dennis Tracey of Bangor, to town. E.
f. Chase. judge of the West Hancock
municipal court. was here also. and
with Deputy Sheriff Gem was called
into conference at the Robinson House.
From this ii was at once SurmiSed thai
an arrest was about to be made. Moth
ing could be learned save that Detee-
tive Tracey had discovered evidence
upon which he would ask for war
rant. and that he had done so. The
identity of tine person involved was not
positively known to outsiders until the
arrest was made and Mr.. Treworgy
was taken to the lookup.
There Is considerable feeling among
the citizens here as the murder affect
ed them deeply. and determination ID
find the murderer and bring him 10
justice has been a feature of their in
tcrest from the time the deed became
known.
Sarah Ware had worked in Ire
worgys house. He was widower. his
first wife having died after having
given birth to two daughters, both of
whom are grown up. His second wife
left him not so very long ago. She is
in Massachusetts,. When his first wife
was i'll Sara Ware had taken care of
her. and they had known each other
very we'll
He boarded at Mrs. Miles house and
occupied the room adjoining the one
where Mrs. Ware lived, and continued
to live there long after the body was
found. When this was found on the
hillside the officers went through Mrs.
Wares trunk in her room in Mrs.
Miles house. and found not a cent of
money, though they supposed that she
had had some.
Afterwards. and while Treworgy still
lived In the house and occupied the
room next to the one where the trunk
was. Detective Odlin went through the
trunk and found $45 in cash. The Off
GERS were sure that it had not been
there when they looked through the
trunk. Odiin felt sure that the money
had been taken out of the trunk after
the murder OIL the woman. and. had
been returned 10 it by some one in the
house after the officers went through
the trunk Mr.sOdlin, believed that this
person was afraid some one might find
the money on him or in his possession.
and that The put it back in the trunk
after taking it out. -
2 Later Detective Odlin and Detective
Tracy of Bangor, went through the
possessions of Treworgy. and Mr.. Odlin
found a piece of canvas in a carriage
that looked as If it had blood on it,
Tracy found hammer under the seat
Of the wagon that looked as if it had
blocd on it. Both were sent to Prof
Harvey at Orono. and he examined
them and found that it was undOubted-
~ the blood of some of the higher ami
mails and he thought it human blood.
Mr.. Collin located the suspicion upon
Tre.wOrgy, and was almost ready to ar
rest him orce or twice. but could not
secure the necessary evidence then.
sirca that time he has had a man
working in that county for him on an
ather case. and has had him go to
Bucksport once u week to keep in
touch with the affair He was there
1t the town meeting, this week, and has
watched Treworgy.