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

| temperate man.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
A. W. MOONEY RECALLED.
Was mistaken in testimony Of Thurs
day when said that there vas row OF
stumps at side Of Miles lane ii front OF
Nicholson pasture, opposite place where
body was found. He could now state that
there was not. Had visited acene and
made an examination.
Cross--Was sent to Buclzspart for that
purpose. Made examinations On Friday.
GEORGE H. ALLEN.
Knew Treworgy. Heard him make
statement that be knew absolutely moth
ing about the murder, but did believe that
Joe Fogg helped somebody move the body,
but did not help him.
AMAsA L. coNANT.
Bucksport; know Treworgy. Once asked
Treworgy about Fogg's story, and re-
spondent said that he thought Fogg told
the truth In part; that he helped to move
the body. but 1t was someone else than he
who was helped.
Judge Emery publicly thanked witness
for speaking loud enough to be heard.
MOSES BRIDGES.
Bucksport Treworsy told him that IL
the people OF Bucksport would give him
five minutes he would make II plain to
them who killed Sarah Ware. Treworgy
at another time asked him 1t / knew
where viles was, and II knew where
billy was that he made to whacl< me ire
ferring to witnessl over the head with.
Witness said no, and Treworpy said he
and he (Treworeyl had a detective on his
track.
At another time Treworgy said:
AT Joseuh Fogg did helm me move the
body. as he said he did. Pm In a bad place:
II he didn't, he's in bad place.
Cross-Knew George viles, met him on
night of Sept. II. 1898. at Sheenan's store.
He was with his mother. Mrs. Clark. and
John Hartman. Saw again as they
passed his house. Last time was exactly
SIS. Next saw yiies go through Frank
lin street on next Monday night. From
that time to day Sarah Wares body was
found, viles passed through street once or
twice day. Soon after finding of body
yiies went away In a schooner, and wit
ness now thought he was in South Africa.
After he went away first time, viles has
been back to Bucksport and witness seen
many times,
Redirect-viles and / had trouble.
GEORGE W. ABBOTT.
Bucksport; knew Treworgy. On Sun
day, Oct. Q, asked him II Mrs. Miles had
asked him to go to John Buldoc's to see
il Sarah Ware was there, and he said yes:
that he went and found she was not there.
Did not go back to Mrs. Miles because he
though hit she had gone back.
Cross-Knew Mrs. Miles, had heard that
she went down street and reported that
Mrs. Ware was missing. Witness knew
Joe Fogg, aud Fogg told him that first
story was lie.
WILLIAM III. GRAVES.
Bucksport; knew Treworgy. worked for
him In 1901. In June or July witness said
to Treworgy:
"They're going to start the Ware case
again, You tried that once"
mYes. but they wouldn't furnish money
enough to go ahead with"
In April last, after coming back from
Ellsworth. Treworgy said;
"We've got hold of the right man, and
wen land him behind the bars.p
MRS. AppIE M. BENNETT.
Bucksport; knew Treworgy. At time
officers arrested Joseph Mink she said to
Treworgy that they had taken him away.
Treworgy replied:
snow they've got the right man who
killed Sarah Ware!"
Cross-Thought that Mink was arrested
for assault with intent to rape.
MRS. KATE BAILEY.
Bucksport; remember day of finding
body of Sarah Ware. On day previous to
moving household goods.
Saw him tally with Mr. Gem and Mr.