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

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wife said: yes, he has.'n Then Fogg told
witness that the story that be told about
Treworgy In court was false. That he did
not have anything to do with helping to
move the body. That be was induced to
tell 1t by Louis TspIey, Haywood and
Dennis Tracy. That they told him that
they knew 1t lay between him and Ire
worgy, and that II he didn't tell they
would send him to prison for life, and
that II he did he could have a share OF the
reward.
Witness then wrote statement retract-
ing the first story, which Fogg signed.
Witness produced statement before the
grand jury. He had thought that he
brought it to Ellsworth with him, but
cannot find it among bis papers, and
thought he must have left 1t Ia his Office
at Lewiston.
The court ordered witness to take first
train for Lewiston and get original
paper.
Redirect-It was on March IA, 1899 that
Fogg msds his retraction. Had not
learned OF retraction before he saw Fogg.
Saw 8. e. Hall before he saw Fogg.
Recross-- Was not In the employ OF the
town at the March trip. When found the
money, the top OF the trunk was closed.
The money was in roll about as large as
finger, tied up tightly. Witness united
1t and counted 1t, Mr.. Gem being with
him. The earth was discolored at the
place where witness was told that head
and neck of body lay. The earth on the
surface was full OF maggots.
DR.. Hodgkins, recalled, stated that be
had made further examination OF the cir
culsr mark on the left temple of the skull
and that he brought out what appeared
TO him very much more like fracture.
Recess.
After recess Mr.. Soldiers offered exhibit 4,
(skui), Mr.. Fellows making no objection.
Judge Chase, recalled, stated that a
hammer and piece OF canvas were pro-
duced in evidence at preliminary hearing.
Witness described the hammer as little
smaller shan an ordinary carpenters
hammer. Noticed stain on the handle
about an inch from the end of the handle.
Stain about as large as a silver dollar.
That at the time witness applied the
head CT the hammer to the circular in
dentation on the skull.
'To my mind the face OF the hammer
just fitted the circular depression on the
left temple OF the SKULL" said the wit
ness.
DENNIS TRACY.
Bangor; visited Bucksport Oct. 4, 1898,
and remained one day. Later returned to
Bucksport going there most every day for
awhile. Visited Treworgy place Nov. IL
with Mr.. odlin. Witness testimony was
substantially same as odlin's.
"There were other marks on the ham
mer," said the witness.
NV hat were they?"
"W. T. T."
The canvas and hammer were taken to
sons house. They were put aside last in
May, $50. Was called upon to produce them
In October, but could not fad them.
Search was made all over the house, but
no trace OF them could be found.
Witness while at Bucksport examined
the wall on the west side OF the NJ lies lane
leading up from Pond street. Louis F.
Tapley was with witness. This was March
8, '99. Raspberry and blackberry bushes
on sides OF wall and overhanging 1t. Some
we're rooted on top of the wall. Could
not pass along top OF the wall without
scra ping the bushes.
Observed mort beast corner OF Swezey
ie d March 3, 1893. Wall is mostly broken
down, from five to six feet wide. At
mort beast corner there we're no rails over
the wall.
When canvas was in possession OF wit
ness, he delivered 1t to Prot Harvey for
analysis of stains. Got a report from him.
Also delivered hammer to him, and re-
ceived that back.
Cross-Hsd never seen Treworgy in Ban
gor. Understood that Prof. Harvey is dead.
rock was shown witness at Bucssport.
There were no stains or hair upon it.
WINFIELD J. PATTERSON.
Worked for Treworgy at time of Mrs.
Wares disappearance; was at Miles place
Sept. II with Treworgy, gathering some
garden stuff. Saw Treworgy in converse
tion with Sarah Ware, but was not near
enough to hear what was said. He said
that Treworgy had two ilggers, small
one and large one. The small one had a
crank axle.
Treworgy had a garden at Mrs. Miles,
and on the 18th when they were up there,
left some stuff for Mrs. Miles. Ire
worry, Mrs. Miles and Mrs. Ware were
talking and laughing together. When
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