Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-03-28
TREwORGY TALKS.
Getting More Explicit In His Asser-
tons About Ware Murder.

Getting More Explicit In His Asser-
tons About Ware Murder.
w. t. Treworgy, OF Bucksrort Is out
with another letter about the Ware MUIR
der, which Is published In the Bucksport
Herald The following extracts are from
his letter:
Yes. that murder viii ont Il just as sure as
preaching and never more so than In the Ware
case for we the track 10 ttay until It does
come out. We are told that one of the prvn,i
nent officials says "reworgy Il crazy. Well.
only crazy to acc the perpetrators of this crime
brought TO justice.
Mr.. odlin says that faction stands 10 the
way. Now that coiucites with my ideas ex.
actly. as a faction, according to Webster. Is n
political society combined acting In union.
And having this idea asked the brethren Of
Hancock county TO change the faction AMI we
thank them for the token of their fidelity al
ready given. Let the good work go on until
justice shall be done.
Someone asks what officers does Treworgy
want changed. All. who have to do with this OF
any similar In the county, aud acc 10 H.
brethren, that men are put In their places who
y
II Ia said tina, Fogs told Joe Mink he helped
move Sarah Wares body. believe that part
of his story IL true. ! also believe bis story
that he was induced for money to shield the
man that he did help and place II on Treworgy,
as my work placed me In a bad position. Now
what should be done with n man who thus In.
huences such fellow "a Joe Fogg? Who did
linz Eog1 hsi, t1nx, thar b.svS uoxr nunov
took part In the moving? In my opinion they
did not need any horse or wagon. as a ladder
came in quite handy. Then again. Joe Mink
was the next morning by two worthy citi
xens not yet heard from. In my opinion IL was
intended to put this whole job on Joe Mink
and Joc Fogg. but Mink could see through
hole In that ladder and put up another job
which gave him two years. and Fogg was In.
nueneei 10 plaee IL on Trcworgy as he was In u
good position.
Its ap old saying. "Giyc the devil, his due"
do not think that Mink or Fogg killed Sarah
Ware but do think that they knew who did, as
docs many another man. What at tia; time n
promIners Official said to George N. Ware were
these words: 10 be frank with you. her dead
body will be found between Mount oiiYe and
the raer-coarse In tho woods" aud to Dan PAWS
he said "You win iind her body In the woods"
How did he know that her body was In the
woods aud In that particular direction And
who frequented that resort between the above
named places. meeting Sarah Ware regularly
once week-week In and week ouis
The Commercial reporter says:"Mr. Bennett
said Treworgy would not 10 backon his friends"
No. would not. but don't think for moment,
Mr.. Bennett, that anyone having anything to do
with such a low. mean. diabolicai act as this
before US, Is any friend OF mine. don't
acknowledge any such friendship. Did you or
anyone else ever see me In bad company at any
time. day or nigh,7 God helping me. will do
all 10 my power TO uproot this devilish work, let
II hit friend foe.
Can anyone tell me why Joe fogg was not
carried to jail with me, a. his own testimony
made MIN as guilty as he said I was? What
officers neglected, purpose. to do their duty
Culture county officers take note of this), but he
was turned iooseNo retract his story. "a think
he understood II IA part OF his programme. as
this would make him pcfJarer for all future
time II be should eli close the facts OF tine
A.a .hsu how quickly they put the irons o.
Joe FogE, What for? Lying simply. do you
Think Nay. verify. They knew that he was
deeper In the dirt than that. and not alone
either, The same ofhcsr VINO made the stale
ments TO Ware aud Davis was closeted with Joe
Fog at the retraetion. And why d d the county
attorney try To excuse himself to me, saying
that he was sorry for me. aud he thought that
was innocent. but that Ire could do no different
IL was the criminal that I was taken for, wha,
right had he 10 make any excuses 10 me II he
did justly by me as his ONCE required This. In
my mind, IL another evidence that they knew
they had the wrong man. But let this suf-
dee for this time.
Mr.. Treworgy closes his letter with an
appeal for subscriptions to fund to pros
ecnte the Investigations he would put on