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

WEDNESDAY, AT GAaaA4sA0Ass
Court came in at 2 30 O'Clock, and Frsnk
Dueo,t resumed his testimony, which ws-
not important.
r,ass-was not there when body was
,onae. Remsined near body tor halt an
hour. then went home. Did not see tracks.
tookea for come. Fence was made OF
csdar rails. apparently old ones. Tseworgy
,oia him that Jos Fogg had ruined busi-
mesa. Knew horse which Treworgy used
in bis business. Gsass was trodden down,
not lodged by dew.
on redirect witness said that he thought
a, Trsworgy's horse was cleaned up II
would he white.
ISAAC RICHARDSON.
Dirscs-Knew Sarah Ware. oue Of the
Marty that found tbs body. Witness do
.cribed the searching party. Astney went
up tai. path they got tbs odor OF severe
stencil and proceeded around AN they
came 10 the body OF woman, who lay
dead. Dress wa. up to knees, hands were
raised Is II to protect the facs and slightly
curved, waist and eorssss were open. law
uas shattered, and felt certain there had
been foul play 30 FASTENED TO notify
authorities. ssw garment on bushes.
A rope was passed around to prevent
psopls reaching place where body was
lying. He recognized body as beiag that
OF Sarah Ware.
states exhibit No. was shown wit
ness aud Identified by him ss being the
macintosh which vas found near the
body.
Witness wss present when body was
placsf 10 hox on Sunday, Oct. 2. He
sent to litt body by legs, bot SIR. IRE
worry ran into him. and be took hold of
shoulders. The head rolled away from
body, aud had 10 be put in separately.
Croas-it was about midnight when
body was placed In box. Others were
present, including Trsworgy. Do not
shink that boz eont#ining body was
dragged out through sidsrs TO carriage.
Wagon was driven 10 within thirty feet
Of where body wss found. George Ware
went on team. Many propie visited
scene. but with exception OF DIR. Emerson,
Charles Pogg. John woodcocx and seii
no one visited the place where body was
found.
The switch was tsoddeu down 30 hard
that II required considerable strength to
remove. HAT wss found under right hip
Of the body. Ii was 80 badly crushed and
damaged that IT would be hard TO describe
IL. Tue neck was barred down to corset.
DID no, RENE I'd Der that scalp was turned
back, though fissh Was much decomposed.
The body wRs taken In charge by
Undertaken Ware. Understood that he
vas brother OF Mrs. Wares husband.
daring day.
saw stable rock iyinx on grsss about
i've feet from body. Saws no other rocks
there though there we're many in fence
across the road.
Knew Mrs. Ware. She was not over
heavy. Treworgy said to bin while they
were patting her in the boz that be
thoeghr that any body could carry her mp
the lane.
On redirect, witness said that when put
ting body ia box be said
II don't believe she coaid be brought
ap here alone aud team must have been
n@ed, she sss 40 heavy"
Treworgy replied:
''oa, don't know. she's not so heavy.
gusss nsn could have done IT,"
DANIEL r. DAVIS.
Direct Was well seqasinted with Sarah
Ware. she bad worked at hts house
Had visitors come occasionally. Saw
Der las, on Sept. IS or ID. First heard of
her dtsaprearsnce on Thursday night,
sept. %, Told Mrs Webster. aud then
went and ssw Mrs Mites, and next morn
ing called at saerir's Gems Office to tell
him. bot SIR. Gem sne Sir. Hall had gone
to Mrs Miles' house, they having been
Informed of the case. Ms. Hail was Sc
lecimAn.
Dir. Gem gave witness distractions TO
search for the woman. First went to Mrs
Eben Bridge sud other places, bat did
not dad hsr. Mex, mosning Sheriff GEM
Instructed hini to get apa searching party
Witness next described organizing OF
searching party and tue search.
some OF his statements struck the sn-
dienee. evidently. as being humorous, for
DC was frequently interrupted by bnrsts
OF laughter, whieh caused the deputies TO
call tor absolute quietness.
On Saturday tie -earcssrs inst touched
the edge OF the Nicholson pasture. On
that day be noticed place where entered
path leading up Into Nicholson pasture,
and saw what looked like " heel tracks
leading in. Did not examine carefully
that day. Gu Sunday did examine 1t.
HAY that had been cut there looked on
sunday morning as II Il hsd recently
been spread about the ground, beyond
this could see what looked like truck
wagon wheel tracks. Examined track
slightly at that time. Did not see any
tracks on top OF hay. Hay was over the
tracks.
Witness described appearances OF body
ana said that he was convinced that 1t
MAS that of Larak AtaaFs were