Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-23
TREWoRGY ON TRIAL.
1Coniiaaed from pogs $.


lowing questions. and received the fol-
lowing replies:
"wbether or not you assaulted Sarah
Ware. Mr.. Treworgyn, asked Attorney
Fellows.
~ did not"
whether or no. you killed Sarah
waregp
II did not.n
"whetbsr or not you murdered Sarah
wareS"
~ did not"
whether or not you know anything
whatever concerning the circumstances
of her desth7r
III do not"
Cross-Married when | Was twenty;
have been married twice. Second wife
got divorce. Don't know where she is
Did not testify at the preliminary hear
ing.
On night OF Sept. II to hest OF memory,
fell asleep, and retired at $50 or 9.
Think Patterson woke me mp. My
dsug liter was there--Abbie. She 10 now
In Dsnvers, Mass, or was last time
knew.
Went TO Miles house on Monday after
body was found. Did attend church on
second Sunday after the 18th; always at
tend church on Sunday. Fogg never
worked for me prior to Sept. II or since
then. mean Joe Fogg ir. Have no
recollection OF Jerry Mink and Joe Fogg
coming to store on Feb. p, 1893. Know
them.
On fret Sunday after Ssrah's disappear
snce, Mrs. Miles asked me 10 look her up.
Went to BULLDOGS on, think, Monday
evening. Not finding her there. thought
she had gone home, and gave no further
heed. Later made Inquiry OF William
Cesbirg. Thiuk this was within das or
two after disappearance OF Sarah. Did
not neiiiy Mrs. Miles after this inquiry.
Have expended In time, money aud loss
OF business about $500. Have receipt
from NJ. r. Haskell. de,e tive, for 800.
Haskell had been employed to help me
out of trouble. Subscribed - for the
fnnd raised by citizens. Have never paid
II; has never been called for. In October
last stayed at Mrs. Moore's boarding house
in Ellsworth Doyle, worked there.
Don't recall stating there that could
put hands on the n urderer. Don't recall
that said man had passed window twice.
Have never said that | could not tell
where was on Saturday night, the 18th
day of September.
Know Frank Bennett; called at his
house frequently. Always been friendly.
and be offered 10 sssis, me. Pieces OF
canvas were large, about ten or twelve feet
square. ooce sold some after purchasing
II. Other piece Was In stable in Bucks
port, " hen came to Ellsworth. Would
recognize II. Never examined the trunk
Never saw Il bat once, and that was on
the night of Sept. IL.
Trunk exhibited by State was shown
witness, who said II was very similar to
that OF Mrs. Ware, Saw trunk searched
on night body was found.
A canvas was shown witness, and be
said he thought IL wss his. A strip wa
missing, snd be said IL was cut out by
someone; thought 1t was Tracy.
Redireet-Fogg did saw wood at one
time for him, but be did not hire him
hired Bonxey, and Bonzey brought him
tFogT) to the place to help. Dsngh ,er |
Abbie Is Ill or would have been here.
Miss Nellie ID. Rsines, Bangor, steuog-
rapher, read testimony taken at prelin-
mary healing.
Ex-Uounty Attorney J, Z. Bunker, ir.,
testified regarding his relations to the
case. Testimony eorrobofa,sd much that
previous witnesses for the defense had
said.
Edward Buck and II. II. Dunbar said
Fogs's reputation for the truth was bad
Ira Bridges treeaIied) said that three OF
four weeks before heard Of death Of Sarah
Ware, heard yiles make threat against
Mrs. Ware snd Mrs. Miles.
rRs. GEORGIA TRACY.
Testified that in March, issa. fogg iolc
her that be was going TO Bangor on Ware
case, and in answer to question he said,
l don't know anything about It. so help
me God. Then said TspIey and Heywooe
and Tracy kept after him all the time,
and IL they didn't keep away he wss
going to tell q d-----n lie. On day be
testified he told me that he did help
move The body