Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

the floor A. =. Rely,a of Lynn
cried oul, "fhat's my dear niece AL
Ice, aud he knelt before the prstrate
and di,iilured remains, weeping con
Vulsiyeiy. The grief of the man was
contagious, ana there were few dry
eyes among the party. The name of
IieN ea's lice was Alice Atkinson,
Her remains were horribly nungled
aud covered with blood from head TO
foot. She had on only her under
garments, and was identified ny them.
Carrier of Fitchburg, Mass, another
of HE party who had been walking
among the other bodies, uplilted n
heavy larpaulin covering the las OF
The bodies eNainind, which proved 10 be
that of Glen. Kellogg of fitchburgi IN
search of whose hndy Currier had
come. The remaining three bodies
We're unidentified. One OF thom was
that of IA passenger who died IN the
iitebDat while on the way rom the
wreck TO land, Another passenger
was washed ashore yesterday, KEEL
lugg lie the vessrl ia the boat with
Quarternarter Mcdonald, and worked
al The oars until he dropped dead from
exhaustion and exposure.
The party then proceeded Ito The
beach where II was reported that a
number of bodies were lying, AS one
at the natives lifted the iarpauln
rom the ltrln of the ilrst victim rench-
Ell, Rev, Mr.. Dnnnlng of Lawrence
dropped upon his knees aud
extended hands OF corpse, crying;
"oh, M rciful God il is Henry Batch
rler, my poor sisters husband. lnor
In
reverend gentleman was overcome
with emotion aud wept hysterieally an
he lowered the frozen tarpaulin over
the corpse,
Then the gentlemen started on long
tramp over The barren waste through "a
foot al snow, to q hut where II was Ne
ported there were more bottles, ON
reaching the cabin, which was watch
I'd over 10y hali-breed woman, me
party entered belyea Immediately
| a. h. ielyea OF Lynn,
who with her niece, Miss Atkinson,
were on the CITY OF Coumhu =, Belyea
was much affected and cried bitterly
when he saw The shocking condition
Of lhe remains. Her body was nor
rlbiy mntiialed from contact with she
wreokage ami probably by being dash,
I'D ON the Jagged rocks of Clay Head
bluff Unlike The face Of his niece,
mat of Mrs, lielyea wore u calm eA-
preston, Miss Atkinson had her
hands full OF hair which had evident
! IN been torn from her head IN the
agony of death. There were live other
bodies in the hnI, four being men ana
one muallo woman M one was
| alle 10 identify any nf these, Nni
line party proceeded Ia the
beach along Tie roeky shore
Tack 20 Gay Head light, Along these
stretches Of shore were lnund nine
rorpses, all mole or LEES disiignr Il, the
lnue of each wearing an expression pI
horror calculated 90 haunt The heiinih'
er, Mono ul these corpses were llell'
/ iilied, ANA all were lrrt where lhsy
had heen placed hy the natives wa
recovered than from ila waters,
Luier la the day they were removed
ln places of shelter along tie 10ast'
pbe natives would n0l allow ms
hudies removed unless the expenses oi
recovering Them were pald
by this time The stonm had. IN
oreasOd, and q heavy gale blew ifnln
lie northeast accompanied ny snow
aud slnut II "as pisrGlllH rlln, Alu
everything was Goaled win lee
The bedies Of MIS-, nelysa, Miss A.
kinsnr, Kellogg and Baieheiher wer'
conveyed BY a yokeoI oAeh ANU e"'i v