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

1 -" e ~t"s's ware there 81 dinner.
After dinner grandfather and he went 10
ffeworgy's. Talked with rteworey. Went
there for that purpose. Grandfather ala
bot know about Il.
| "a SAID Mr.. TTeworgy, they're alter me
Tor moving that body, and be said;
Keep your mouth shut; let them
prove that We moved M"
Witness explained that remark was
accompanied by a violent gesture from
ffeworgy. Had not since talked with
respondent.
Visited place whore body was found
some time later than that.
! TFaEorgy wsa not absent more than
hve minutes when ac went and got the
offset which they moved. Did not hear
any sound as though person bad climbed
or jumped over fence.
| CFoss-Tbe REORGANIZATION of Fogr
by Fellows was simply terrible. First the
direct examination was gone over, Foeg
sticking TO the story be had told with
remarkable fidelity.
Al this pcint--i2 3o-tbe morning seq
sion was suspended. The court warned
the jury. because OF the character OF the
testimony during the forenoon, to be
specially on their guard, and refrain from
talking about the case.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
On the assembling OF court at O'Clock
the eross-examinatiop OF Joe Fogg was
resumed.
After Mr.. Fellows had taken witness
step By step from Bucksport. leaving there
on Sept. Is. to Rockport, Rockland, Thorn
aston. Camden and back to Bucksport,
arriving on the following Tuesday; after
accounting for the two following days;
after repeating the story of moving the
body, and bringing witness down TO the
preliminary examination. he began ques-
tioning him as to his testimony at that
examination; brought ont the fact OF his
ga issqusut arrest for perjury; bis plead
| ing guilty; his being taken to Ellsworth
to jail. and so on.
From this point on Fogg gave most
magnificent exhibition OF lapse of mem
| DRY. The rest OF his testimony under
efoss-sxamIuaiIon was as striking for
Whist be couldn't remembe as 1t had been
| for what he could remember when under
/ direct examination. Couldn't remem Der
what be said at the preliminary examina-
| tion, nor what be said 10 Recorder Reu,ick
OF sheriff Hooper; couldn't remem Der
that he vent 10 Tseworgy In Jail and
begged for forgiveness for making up and
/ telling such an awful story. Things that
| be eoalen1 remember he denied abso.
iutely.
He did say that Lewis Tapley was
the ifst man to whom he told that his re-
| traction was lie, and that his frst story
/ Was true.
| Went 10 Bangor with Louis Tapley, and
met Attorney General Hsiues there, and
told him story told In court to-day.
Rsdireet-Been married six or seven
years. a, time of marriage wife lived In
Backsport. Cannot keep run OF days and
months. Testified at preliminary hsar-
Ing. and since then have never seen that
testimony. Could not remembe IL. Mat
ter Of dates and working were not mem
toned to hIm since then by Haines or
/ Heywood until went on stand.
| After preliminary hearing Ed. Hall
called at house and left word for witness
| TO come to bis store. Did not 20. Hall
came TO his house on Monday night to
see him.
| Corrected testimony az to going up
lace with Charles Fogg; did go up with
him.
I CHARLES a. WILLIAMS.
Have lived In Buckspcrt sli my life and
bad known Sarah Ware for twenty years.
She worked at house several months as
| hou.ekeeper in 1897 and '9S. First few
wee ks she was there paid her every Satur
day, after that let II go and paid her one
lump SUN. In 1888 paid her sum OF se5.
settlement In full. Her wages we're ESQ
week.
Treworgy used to call on her. Usually
came on Sunday afternoon. They usually
went of for a walk on those occasions
came at least once a week. Usually had
daughter with him. While Sarah Ware
was al house never knew her to go away
aud stay over night.
MILDRED q. WARE.
| Laughter Oh FAEda W NV " nv ~ ~eNN~@
house three days after finding body OF
mother. Was in mothers room, and
found hand bag under bureau. Identified
exhibit trunk.
At this point hand bag and trunk were
offered 10 evidence, and they were ad-
mttted. defense making no obi. elton.
Charles A. Williams was recalled TO
iden,ify receipt for ;e5 given him by Mrs.
Ware. keceipt dated Bucksport, April
IL, 1895. Sarah worked for him after that
date. -
GEORGE W. HARRIMAH.
Bangor; detective; searched Miles house
In company With Deputy Gem. Searched
trunk in Mrs. Wares room for bank book
and money which were missing Found
bank book folded up in shawl Book
showed deposit OF $50 Positive that every
thing In trunk vas carefully examined
Pound dollar In work basket, and ano'hei