Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-30


ano the rock wnich were FOUND with the
pouy' showing no" each n'tea IN Win the
'ues 'na' 'nis was MOI 'ne pace "here the
Anoruer ocourIeu'
.sAhs up .i'e 'uen'l.y OF tne pooy ne
e~u vas a"ny es'ao,'sneo 'nas ~ was
tnas Oh oaran ware, ne tnen went over
.ne sfounu more IN aetah, toucnins on
tug isnoe' tne stumps, 'ne trees ana the
general cnaraeesr Oh the ground
anu irotn ms ne came 70 tne mention
~ 'oaspn ross' ~, saying .hss ~ was
sneousn nun 'has .ne hrst information
.'a"e ss w n0" ehe Douy csiie 70 DC "here
was 'ounu'
ne s'o'y Oh rogg was nrss given AZ the
preliminary nearing IN tne municipal
cour. in nucSspor.i tnen came tine re-
.ase.ion Oh ross aiter sne repeated VISITS
OF nan 70 tne nome Oh tue young man
inere can oe no oono. IN tne hinos Oh any
ohe "ho mas hsteheu 10 tns evidence tna'
force was Drought 70 Dear 10 get fogg ana
nus WIG 70 sign tne re.raction. haiis
statement thae rogg Wouio retract within
twenty Tour nours, iohoWeo ny the taet
tnat ne did retract WITHIN tnat time, Is
Significant.
Events show the truth OF Fogg's first
statement, for be went directly where the
body was when he first heard that 1t was
found. He struck on across the pasture
to the very spot without going up around
the lane as he would have done II he had
known nothing OF where II was. Fogg
told his mother and Joe Mink, long be-
fore the body was found, that be had
helped Treworgy move body. The state
ments OF Treworgy that he believed
Fogg was the man who moved the body,
only that he (Treworgy) was not the man
with him show that Fogg told the truth.
There is the testimony of Lucien spauld-
Ing that he saw Fogg get on the jigger
with Treworgy.
Fogg told his first story In all truth, but
1t was pounded out OF him by the chair
man OF the board OF selectmen. He had
no friends to counsel him, and, when
threatened by Hall, he biindly did as be
was told, and made the retraction. When
story was true.
The matter OF the money found In Mrs.
Wares trunk after the trunk had several
timos been searched by experienced de-
tectiyes who were looking for that very
thing is something which no words OF the
defence can smooth away and no evidence
obiiterate. How did the money get into
the trunk and the handbag under the
commode? And now let us see how that
might have Gomez Who occupied the
next roomf 1t was Trew orgy, and there
was no lock on the door between his room
and that occupied by Sarah. Treworgy
said be siaid at the Miles house only five
nights, but there is the testimony OF CAL
vim Page who proves beyond a shadow OF
doubt that Treworgy staid there longer
than that, for be found him still sleeping
at the Miles house In late October, or early
November, when he went to see
about the shingles which Ireworgy had
failed to deliver.
How about the waterproof You know
from the evidence that Mrs. Ware did not
have II when she was at Buldoc's, but yet
1t was found beside her body In the past
ure. How did It get theref Who put 1t
there! someone VINO was famii'ar with
the premises. Treworgy was the man
who TOOK that macintosh from the Miles
mousse ana put II Win the oooy'
"here was ire"orgy on the hight Oh
the ihhF lnal Is something "h'eh ne nus
never neeh aoie 10 explain, put we learn
from the evidence OF many witnesses tnat
ne was NOT al nome on 'nat nght curing
the hours "heh tne muroer was com
m'tted' he toid Mr' conner 10 ask MS
family "hefe ne was ana yet ms oaugh-
Ter VINO was at nome at the time comes
not ior'h 10 ten what sne SHOWS oi MS
WHEREABOUTS on tha' highl' "hieh means
so ihuch 10 TINS respondent
lie khe" on the uay that the oooy was
iouna tha' ne was suspected Oh tine cri'ne'
ana ne coulu nave easiy s.a'eo "nere he
was tnat night nut ne o'o not ne pre-
served singular SILENCE regarding MS
movements on that h'ght' al 'he same
time protesting MS innocence ana desire