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and be did not go hack to Mrs. Miles,
Afterwards Treworgy told him that be
knew lots about the murder but would
not tell II until such time as il became
necessary to defend himself. On several
occasions Treworgy had told that he
thought Joe Fogg helped someone, not
MIN, to move body, also said that he
thought West Webster moved the body.
In April last Treworgy had said to him
that 1t looked to him as though the
whole thing was going to light on Ed Hall
and his son Sam.
II told him / thought he would be In
dieted, and II seemed to surprise him very
much.D
At another time Treworgy told him that
he frequently saw Mr.. Fellows and West
Webster talking early In the morning out
behind Mr.. Fellows barn.
MIR. Fellows: "You didn't believe that,
did your"
At still another time Treworgy told him
he believed Mike Coyne struck her on the
head with club, and that West Web
ster cut her throat
Trsworgy told him that while In Els
worth hc had said to Odiin: "If you tell
US what you know, we'll have the MUIR
derer here inside OF forty eight hours"
Cross-Have known Treworgy for
twelve years; lived neighbor to him for
nine. Was hard working, sober man and
ehurch-member. Treworgy was critically
Ill last winter and one night was out OF
bis head. Did not say anything about
case at that time.
Passed Treworgy's store several times on
night OF sept. II, but did not see him.
Never saw Treworgy with Joe Fogg or
Louis Tapley. Heard no team pass house
on night Of Sept. II. Have seen detectives
about Treworgy's house.
MISS BESSIE ROBINSON.
Home Is in Bucksport. Lived there In
September, 1898. Went to Mrs. Miles
house ON day sarsh's body was found
Went with Mrs. Webster about O'Clock.
Tresorgy was present, and in course OF
conversation Mrs. Miles said to Mr..
Treworgy: "You was up here on the Sun
day after Sarah disappeared, and asked
you to go and see II you couldn't find her,"
and he said that he did go to John BULLDOGS
to see II she was there.
ALEXANDER II. GRAY.
Ellswortha known Treworgy some
years. Last October In Gray's stable In
Ellsworth, Treworgs told him that he was
trying to prove his innocence, and had
read letter to three of jurors in boarding
house. Treworgy then said to him:
"Supposing a woman made "a date with
man to meet him ut night, and between
times made second engagement and failed
to keep 1t. and the man laid in wait, and
when she and other uJsn came along,
jumped up and struck her with a club or
cord wood stick, and when see what had
done, finished her, what would you call
that?"
Witness told him that he should call it
murder. Treworgy said; That's the way
Sarah Ware was killed, and we are going
to show II up In this court"
CHARLES A. DAVIS.
Driver OF the Surry stage; testified to
talking with Treworgy at the Bluehill fair
In September, 1895, and that Treworgy told
him that quite an accident took place in
Bueksport on Saturday night but did not
state much about it or exactly what 1t was.
Talk was OF a rambling nature.
Witness said on cross-examination that
they were talking about women as men
would do.
REV. CHARLES A. PLUMER.
Chaplain in State prison in Thomaston.
Met Ireworgy in Rockland on some day
bet a cen Apr 10 and "a. 1899, on the street.
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man who figured In Ware case. Asked
Treworgy this question:
"Haye you told all you know about the
c,se?"
He answered: NJ have story to tell
when put under osth, but never shall tell
till I'm obliged to-"
EDWARD g. DOYLE.
Ellsworth; Treworgy boarded at house
: in October last year. Heard him say that
he could go out on street, and in an hours
time produce the man who dad the deed.
; This spring he was there, and said that
he came prepared for whatever they might
give him.
Cross-Witness said that statements
were made in dining room, and not in
private; that he also said he was going
: to lind the guilty man.
j. II. LAWRENCE.
Buc<sport; on day Joe Fogg got out OF
. jail Treworgy told him that he knew some
thing about the murder, and would tell II
when the time came.
Cross-Neyer saw Trewofgy with J,s
Fogg, Louis Tspley or Sewall Haywood.
MRS. ANNIE DAVIS.
! Wife OF Daniel F, Davis, previous wit
ness. Not well acquainted with Mrs
! Ware. Heard Treworgy and husband talk
about case in April, 1890. rreworgy told
: them he was going to raise some money tc
b. use in finding murderer OF Sarah Ware
r and said hat be didn't think, bat he knew
that Ed. Hall knew all about this case
As he went away he said:
"Dan Davis, II ever this thing is brought
out there will be more men go down rive
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