Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-05-29
Believed by Coroner to be
Hungarian Who Lived in
lnsIee Street Section
REMAINS AT M0RGUE
Pieces of Body StreWn Along
Rails for Distance OF
About 200 Yards.

AS the result of being struck By 4
fast freight train and crushed under
the wheels of several freight ears,
Alexander Easel, thirty years old,
who lived In Amboy avenue near In
slee street, was killed on the north
bound track of the Pennsylvania
railroad in the North Amboy section
early this morning. He was struck
about 100 yards north OF the QW
tower and parts of his body were
strewn along the track for a distance
Of about 200 yeards There was
hardly square inch OF 1t which was
not mutilated to some extent. Coroner
Flynn, who gathered up the pieces
with an improvised shovel, declares IL
was the worse case of mutilation he
had ever seen. The parts found were
placed In basket together with the
torn pieces of clothes and are now at
the coroner's norge. a portion of
the torn pieces OF clothes and are
now at the coroner's morgue A por-
tion of the face is recognizable, as a
result of which a foreman OF one Of
the Valentine Clay banks identified
the victim about IL o'clock today.
Easel is survived by wife living in
Europe. He boarded here.
A special fast freight train going
north sometime after one O'Clock this
morning is believed to have killed the
man. IL is evident TO Coroner
J Flynn that two or three sueh fast
freight trains passed o.er the body
and caused f. to be cut 70 many
pieces. The clothes we're torn 10
shreds, the only whole piece left
being a black sock. found on a foot.
A black suit worn by the victim was
ripped aud ground to tatters and the
shoes were torn and twisted after
having been ripped from the feet.
Coroner Flynn first picked Up an
arm. 4 little farther or he found
foot with q sock on Ii. Some dis
tRnce from this was strewn the
trunk of the body in pieces so badly
torn as to disgust many passengers
on the 6 o'clock Pennsylvania train.
A remarkable incident is that 2 cigar
which the victim is supposed TO have
purchased last night IN John Du6or-s
place in Inslee street, and his pocket
book containing a Hungarian rp3a
OF very small denomination bearing
| date 1901, We're un1anaged
The victim is supposed 10 have
been five feet and nine OF ten inches
tall, weighing about 100 pounds. Of
! dark complexion and having & mus
tsche. Following receipt o. this des-
scription and seeing the cigar tcu1d
near the body. Dudor identified i IS
that of man who had purchased
two bottles of beer ana q cigar n lis
place at 271 lrsle= street about :
o clock last night.
The crew Of a fast freight. waiea
passed over the body Al 4-l2 o'clock
Z this morning, discovered 81 After
reaching Woodbridge. one O. rhs
tTainmen teiepholod - The operator
IN the QW tower and desired .
know what the train had run ever.
Coroner Flynn vas prom Pity Zo-l1e5.
One Of The first persons who met b Il
near Iusiee street DaS hys- e-5cal
woman who had heard her husband
had been killed As The coroner
drove his waEou past her she reaGsd
and feN IL faint Spectators
thought Mr.. Flynn had run ever Aer
and he had s hlsy time exp-s lu5nlE
that she tainted She vas soon re-
yived and furnished with proof rhat
her husband wss s5tr s. vork.
The coroner Is trying 10 Learn that
one Cf three fast fire EhIs Which
passed north over the Pennsylvania
line between and 4:1e o'clock 1h5s
morning. struck ana killed he man.
Indications are that Il YES Ire frs:
oae shortly after O'Clock Local
Fennsylvaujz railroad o1sclals con-
ferred with lie section foreman q
Ihs road this morning. but ws-a
unable 10 determine which trssa
caused The mans death
Coroner Flynn halIe5 The New
York bound Pennsylvania passenger
train ont ot this city about s O'clock
this morning while he gathered Rp
the pieces Of the desd mans body.
Robert Il. Porter, s dalrynau ~
5C5 State street, experienced & hair
breadth escape from death whjle
driving over the Broad street cross
ing Of the Pennsylvania railroad az
S 30 O'Clock yesterday morning. He
claims flying train ot cars bore
down on his rig without wsrniag spi
came within q few Inches Of rSmming
him.
School for Chsufreurs-Drlsing. over
hauling, repairing taught thoroughly.
Road lessons. Courses SIS and uP.
Road lessons. 81. Amhoy School Of