The New York herald., 1871-02-08
TIE DEAD.
Thn n,orauc Of the Moment.

The Morguc Of the Moment.
Near The brink of the chasm baggage car has
been placed in charge of Mr.. Il. J.. Bulson, under
taker, of Poughkeepse, and In this the HERALD re
porter has examined all the bodies that have been
removed from the wreck. The first two taken ont
were those of the two Jews above referred to, who
are supposed to be Messrs. Forbach ana Rosentnal.
They were found lying face down, and each
was fearully burned on the back OF the head.
The arms of the youngest were extended
at full length. He seemed to have
cuched something and then to have released
his hold, and there is no longer an appearance Of
rgidlty in the hands, His nose Is aattened as IL
crushed by heavy weight. ana around his head and
neck there is pink-coiored mark as II q strap had
been drawn tightly over it. lie is apparently about
thrty1ve or thirtysix Years OF age, though ne may
have been Older. HIS hair is rather curly than other
wise, ana he has a mustache and imperial also in
chned to curl ana rather lighter than his hair He
wears plain black suit, oil smoky appearance,
a white shirt ana gold studs. He wears nigh
laced shc.s In his pocket was found silver hunt
ins-case watch, frozen by the water which had
entered the case The back OF his head Is severely
burned.
THE ELDEST OF THE JRws
was found next after him, and very near. He is
stouter ana shorter. His face wears fearful ex-
preston, giving him the appearance OF one who
had been stranged, and his tongue ls thrust haf
out of his mouth, between his clenched teeth. His
nair had been apparently cropped close,
and he wore closely trimmed black whs-
kers, extending aronnd his face. His
clothes were all black. The vest, pc
culIar one, buttons two inches up the neck. and
tightly about 1t. In his vest pocket found
gold hmlJing-case watch. He too was found with
his face down, and the back OF mis- head burned
almost 10 COAL
MOTHERS sHELTERING ARMS IN DEATH
woman supposed to be the wife OF the Rev. Nor
ri Fowler, was next found, caspng her children in
her arms. Unlike those found before, her face and
nos. The back of the head was burned she was "
ing on her back, and her face has the perfect ar-
pearance OF
SKULL cur IN CHARCOAL,
the lips being opened, disclosed her teeth, white and
seeming to grin. Lying in the Cdr, upon the floor,
child, little girl of six years, is yet within he
embrace, and the other, babe OF sixteen months is
seemingly creeping up upon her bosom. 1t must
have been the poetic fancy of some Of the rough
but honest men whose hands dropped her there
carelessy to place the little ones she chung 10 SO
closely IN this position.
IN VELVET AND JEWELS.
Near this woman now lies the body Of another,
dressed IN silk robe, with lace cuffs and linen
collar. gold chain IS suspended from her neck
and attached TO q watch gold) ana bearing an in
scriptlon, and she wears diamond ornaments and
rings 1t is rumored that this is Mrs. Pease OF Buf
falo, though the inscription in the watch would
lead one to believe that her name Perry. The fol-
lowing is the inscription
PRESENTED TO +. J. FERRY
as an acknowledgment of his splendid management $
BY WALTER Is. FoRBIsH.