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hours; might have done so.
Never knew who moved TO have Fogg
arrested. Don't know that he had any
advice. II is not fact that Fogg at fret
testified that 1t was Thursday that he
helped move body and changed it to
Tuesday after having been cross examined
at great length.
TUESDAY FORENOON.
8. e. HALL.
Was on the stand when court adjourned
Monday afternoon. His direct examina-
tion was continued.
Denied that he was at the Fogg house
before Fogg's retraetion and that he had
any talk with Ducott about keeping still
about Il. Witness was very meiodramat-
&c, and made his statements with great
emphasis. Witness stated that be met j.
o. Whittemore who told him that Fogg
had retracted. Witness went to Fogg's
house again Monday.
W.. HAINEs.
In 1899 as attorney general be saw
several parties In connection with the
Ware case. Among them Gilmore, Tap
ley, Haywood, Detectives Tracy and Odlin.
Witness remembered that Fogg came to
Bangor to see him, accompanied by Hey
wood, Tspley and Tracy, some time In
January or February, following Mrs.
Wares disappearance. Talked with Fogg
who made statement In regard to case.
Had Treworgy arrested after week or
ten days. Heard Fogg's testimony at
preliminary hearing. Thought Fogg
then fixed date as the day he came from
Rockport.
From this point on to the calling of
Treworgy to the stand. the testimony was
largely corroborstive. The witnesses
were Mrs. Clara Bolin, Ira w. Bridges,
Louise p. futile, Judge E. E. Chase, W no
had previously testified for the State,
Mrs. Rhoda Stubs, w. l.. Small, Charles
J. Cobb, Detective odiin, who produced
book containing Fogg's retraction, 8. r.
Ripley, Rev. J. Z. Richardson, and w.
A. Remick.
Mr.. Remick Is recorder OF the Western
Hancock municipal court, and his testi-
mony was important. Told of his talk
with Fogg; explained to him the serious
ness OF perjury; offered to procure coun-
sell; that Fogg insisted that his first story
was lie and that he must confess in Or
der TO ease his mind.
Then followed Luke Soper and Irving
Saunders, who testified that Fogg's repu-
tstion for truth was bad.
TREwoRGY TEsTIFIEs.
Then came the respondent. In sub
stance bis testimony was as follows:
Forty-six years old, born In Ellsworth
afterwards In surry for two years;
worked for F. B. Aiken at tin work. AT
Surry worked at tin work and farming.
Married at twenty, kept house In
Ellsworth and in Surry. Went to Ban
gor and worked for Wood & Bishop. In
1885 went to Bucksport and worked for
John Buck, going into business in 1856
Lived there until 1898. Had known Sarah
Ware about ten years. She had worked
for him after his wife died for four or
five weeks, taking care of the children;
had known her ever since.
After Sarah went to Mrs. Miles house,
Treworgy stated that he and the children
often visited her, going up on Sundays.
Had accompanied Sarah home, but had
never had any trouble with her or cross
words.
In 1898 be had garden at Mrs. Miles;
Sept. II was there and gathered vegetables.
He left there at 4.3o that afternoon, drove
home, put up horse, and ran wagon load
of vegetables into shed. While at the
Miles house he talked with Sarah
about Mrs. Miles share oil vegetable.
After be left the wagon under shed, went
into house and store. After supper be sat
down in a chair and fell asleep. He went
to bed about or O'Clock. Sunday he
went to church, and after church went 10
Hlios pAAN5 boA5Sf atI 9ha1 ed hhNtS Is CIV ~
part OF the afternoon.
Staid at home that evening, and was at
home Monday; Tuesday started for
North Orlsnd, and went to the Bluehill
fair as has already been told. substantial
ing evidence OF young Patterson. Ar
rived home from Bluehill fair Thursday
about noon just before dinner. On
Thursday went to work as usual, and on
Thursday night went to class meeting
He did not see Joe Fogg, jr., either Tues
day or Thursday.
Fogg never went to Miles lane with the
witness or helped him to move a body.
Went to BULLDOGS house, and not finding
Sarah presumed that she had gone back
to Mrs. Miles. Next Sunday, the day
body was found, after church went to
Mrs. Miles, found many people there.
Saw Daniel Davis In charge, and went
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