Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-23

from Haas house. Know that she didn't
carry handbag, State exhibit 1; knew it,
because should have noticed IL II she bad.
Not certain that Mrs. Ware carried 6
handbag that night.
Never felt worried about Sarah at other
times when she disappeared. Did not
worry this time until Mr.. Griffin told her
that Sarah left John BULLDOGS and went
across the pasture.
Did ask Trewossy to 60 to BULLDOGS and
see IL Sarah was there. Did not tell him
to see Griffin. Did not mention Griffin.
Was not worrying about Sarah at time
asked Treworgy to go to BuIdoc's.
| On Thursday OF second week after Sarah
went away she got Mrs. Griffin to get MIR.
Griffin to 60 into tannery and
tell BULLDOG to tell Sarah to
come home and get her clothes.
IL wss next day, Friday, that
was told that Sarah started across the
pasture from Bulldogs. Had never dis
| covered any GOODNESS between them Just
before Mrs. Ware disappeared. Have
not said 50 within the week.
Think that there were about 500 people
called there after finding the body.
Treated them well and gave all the in
formation she could. Turned one man
away. His name was Tracy; be insulted
her. Drove him out. Did not drive
George Viies out but was glad he went.
He had been taking letters Of hers out OF
the postoffice, and thought man that
would do that was a pretty bad man.
Mrs. Boian was with her when she went
up the stairs and watched yiies 90 up
lane.
In reply to question OF Mr.. Seiders as to
how she knew that BULLDOG and Fogg
didn't 20 up stairs at her house witness
said:
DO you think I'd go up stairs with
two men, when 1 was all aionef'
Knew that Sarah had money In Bangor,
but not OF any that she had with her at
time Of disappearance. All she knew of
money paid by Mr.. Williams to Mrs.
Ware was what Mrs. Ware bad told her.
First entered sarah's room after Sarah
disappeared. Mrs. Boisn was with her.
Thought that next time went into room
was with Ssrsh's daughter, after body
was found. She might have gone in with
Mr.. Gem.
CHARLES PATTERSON.
Described Treworgy's coming to North
orland on Sept 20, and going to Bluehili
fair the 2ist, returning to North oriand
that might, and leaving for Bucksport
| Thursday, the I'D. Mrs. Patterson and
Harry Patterson corroborated this testi-
mony. Uriah Smith testified he met
Treworgy on road from Bluehili to
Backsport on I'D. Fred A. Gray and
Robert Harper said they saw Treworgy in
North orland during fair.
Edward Jones, Mrs. Jones, Miss Louise
futile aud Leland Lowell testified to hear
ing rapidly moving team In middle of
night Of Sept. II.
WILLIAM L. woRTHLEY.
Hired Iigger and canvas OF Treworgy
In October To use In his business of butch
ering. Returned canvas and placed 1t in
carriage house. Doubtless spotted with
blood from sisug htered hogs.
Ralph, Hiram and Lee Lord gave unim-
portant testimony.
NASH M'KAY.
Bucksport; knew George viles. On
Sept. II vHss called on witness where be
was at work and took piece of oak, inch
and half or two inches thick and foot
long and made sort OF billy.
SAMUEL f. HALL.
Bueksport; was first selectmsn in 1898
and 1893 Employed a detective in Oct.
First heard OF Sarah Wares disappearance
ON Sept. 30 at p. m. Was notified by
Deputy Sheriff A. IL. Gem. At once
went to Mrs. Miles and examined house.
Also visited tsnnery and talked with
John BULLDOG.
Was present " hen body was moved.
! Heard Fogg's testimony at preliminary
hearing in Bucksport. Heard him testify
In regard to helping Treworgy move a
body. March Ii or Is togg came to my
st pre- about .. m, with hts wife. Asked
| him into the rear room. He asked II his
wife would come in, and I said it was
4 not necessarily went HI rOBB
"Mr. Hall, / lied about helping Ire
worgy move body. was induced to do
1t by Sewall Haywood, l.. F. Tapley and
Dennis Tracy. They offered me half of
the reward money, and that II | didn't
they'd arrest me, and Tracy said that he
had warrant Tor my arrest in his pocket"
Fogg also said: "When testitying at the
preliminary bearing I saw you writing,
and thought you knew was lying, and
almost broke down."
Witness said that he told Fogg about
the crime of perjury.
Told Fogg that had heard that he was
telling that bis story about helping
Treworgy was false, and that wanted to
know the truth. This was the day before
Fogg visited the store.
AT Fogg's hearing Fogg said that story
told about Treworgy was false, and that
he wanted all the people to forgive him.