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


tined states exhibit No. 2 a. being, in
his Judgment, the same garment.
/ Took look at head and body as II lay
| on ground. Right side OF facs at the
Jaw was crushed In, and on left side OF
head place as large ss hens egg was
crushed in, and forward OF that were two
| slight marks. Did not soc the indsntions
on forehead and skull until after skull
was cleaned
when Mrs. Ware worked at house Of
witness Traworgy called there several
times to see her.
Mr.. Davis said that Treworgy called at
his house about April II. 1900. aud asked
about what MFR. Hall said to him IN regard
to organizing the sesrrhing party. Wit
ness said to Treworgy that be though,
Mr.. Hall knew something about the muir
der. Tfsworgy replied; II don't think
he does. know iti"
Treworgy further said ths, be wss rails
ing money 10 hunt out the murderer clos
log with the words;
at ever this murder Is hunted out there
will be more men 20 to Thomsston than
you've got fingers and toes, Dan Davis,
and they'll be while shutters, tool"
Cross-In opening the cross-examins-
ton Mf. Fellows stated that there would
be some things that would not be pleasing
10 the ladies. The court said that they
would have to stand st, at which there
was A general exodus OF the women. The
examination then began and was, In
substance a. follows:
Sarah Ware worked at house for five
mouths, ave years ago. IL was after
| death OF arst wife. Was not intimate
With her. A, time of disappcarsnee was
constable, not dog constable, bat regular
constable. Had talked with odlin and
Sheriff Hooper about this case.
CAPT. WILLIAM oRISpLE.
| Resident OF Bucksport and lived there
in September, ISIS. Went up the Miles
lane and hitehed my horse to a clump OF
aldsrs aud snot her man hitehed his to
ciump OF fire on Thursday before fading
OF the body. Place whore hiicbec horse
| was a little TO south OF where body was
found. We're up there cunning.
On eros. examination witness said that
he saw marks of smother horse that bad
been httehed there; knew that they were
| there because he had hitched bis there on
Wednesday, the week before. The fence
was an old one aud was up in places and
| down in others.
| THURSDAY FORENOON.
pASrxL y. pAvTs-REcALLKD.
! One OF Wednesday, witnesses, ID. f.
/ Davis, was recalled TO mske some slight
| corrections In his previous testimony.
| Testified on REORGANIZATION that one
OF the Sunday searching party, George
| vilcs, had left Bucksport; did not know
W here be bad gone.
CHARLES W. Fooo.
At this point Attorney General Soldiers
| took the witnesses In hand. Fogg tes-
titled:
Husband OF Angelina Fogg. Knew
Sarah; did not see her on night of Sept.
II, but heard her talking with his wife In
store; recognized her voice. 1t was about
| O'Clock.
First heard OF disappearance on night
previous to finding OF body. Went with
Joha Buidoe Sunday to search. First
visited Miles house; no one there but Mrs.
| Miles. Went through the house, was se-
compsnied by BULLDOG and Mrs. Miles.
Mrs. Miles led the way, BULLDOG next; |
followed. As they went along until they
reached Mrs. Wares room, Mrs. Miles
eyes we're constantly looking up the Miles
lane.
Next went up Miles lane, searching on
both sides. Some OF party went way up,
49, - of n hGah
came back aud reported body found.
Witness described appearance and sur
rouadings Identified body rs that OF
Sarah Ware by clothes and general APP
pearsnce.
Noticed path from lane to spot where
body was found, looked as though team
had been driven from lane to snd past
spot. Joe Fogg was with him when he
found stone wall at ) gszey field the next
spring.
Could not identify exhibit water
proof as one he saw near body. Later,
during recess, witness examined water
proof more closely, and testified that be
thought II was garment he saw near
body.l
Cross. examination did not bring out
anything OF consequence.
d. L. FIELDS.
Direci-Live ia Ellsworth. Coroner.
Called to Bucksport Oct. 2. Reached
there about p. m. Viewed body and
ordered il moved. George NJ. Ware,
Bueksport, undertaken, moved It. Saw
body next day during inquest. Thought
that he saw body placed in box. Body
was ia tomb next day when viewed 1t.
Could not say that saw any bruises on
skull ut time. Did see the broken jaw
bone. Skull was turned over to Ware,
now dead.
On night of October 2 visited Miles
house. Treworgy and others were present. |
Visited Mrs. Wares room and searched
two trunks especially for bank book, bag |
and money. Trunks ordinary style. |
Made thorough search. Found no money, |