Show r OF DEArON DEATH DEAr ON T F Five Are Killed m d Many Injured in Three Dis Disastrous Wrecks Five men and one woman were wele killed and many persons injured in three disastrous railway wrecks on Sunday In Colorado a Midland train ran away down a steep grade and finally jumped the track on a sharp curve In Iowa two fast Milwaukee passenger trains collided bead beadon on on account of one of them not being able to make a switch swit h in time In Illinois the Memphis special on the Illinois Central going at a high rate of speed dashed into a freight on a curve Leadville Cob Colo Jan a freight wreck earl early thIs morning on the Coin Colo Colorado rado Midland near Busk tunnel four men inca were killed and three others injured The dead I H C Smith Leadville conductor I Willard Villard Rich Cardiff fireman i H D Fall Fair Cardiff brakeman Edward Davenport Van Mich The injured I Henry Forris Leadville engineer leg broken W v E Leadville brakeman brushed and shaken up Bert Harter Grand Rapids Mich MichI I shoulder injured Extra freight No B 6 eastbound consist consistIng lag Ing of eleven cars started down the steep grade from the east portal of the Bush Busk Ivanhoe tunnel to Arkansas Junction The train had gone three miles when the air failed to properly The speed soon became terrific and the roared down the mountain side At Windy Point there is a sharp curve and the engine and cars left the track and plunged down the steep declivity Crushed and Mangled Conductor Smith and Brakeman Fair were on the tho rear of the train Their bodis were found crushed and mangled beneath a pile of wreckage The engine Which had torn loose from the train turned turtle at the bottom of the ditch and was partly burled buried under a car of plaster Harter and Davenport were riding in a box car Harter was thrown more than feet and land landed d In a snowdrift practically un unhurt Unhurt hurt He made mado his way toward tile wreck Teck Continued on Page Nine I I HARVEST ON DEATH ON THE RAilROADS Continued From Page One and found Engineer Forris fifty feet from Ids hIs engine buried under the ruins of a box car carThe carThe The bod body of Fireman RIch was found under the engine cut completely In two Davenport was found under a box car Officials of the railroad declare that the trin train was under control and that i the wreck Teck was due to a broken rai rail They declare the indictor indicator In the engine showed I a speed or of fifteen mies miles an pour Jour at the 1 time of the tho wreck Headon Collision Cedar Rapids 10 Ia Jan passenger passenger ger was a brakeman was fatally Injured and nine other passengers were seriously hurt In n a headon collision early toda today between two fast passenger trains on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad at Ie Keystone stone mIte miles west ot of here The westbound Overland Limited on the St Paul Paui rad road and the eastbound fast train were ordered to pass at Keystone A freight train on the sid sidIng lug Ing prevented the eastbound passenger train from pulling on to the swich switch The eastbound passenger trin train had rn run past the staton station and was ready to back backon on the siding when tile the Overland Overhand Lim lel itea going at the rte rate ot of mies miles an hour crashed Into I it Both engines were reduced to scrap and the mal mail baggage and chair car cars of the lm Jim were badly smashed The Tho engineer escaped by jumping Woman Was Killed rhe death dead Mr Mrs Luis Louis Zee Cleveland Tex Ter Fatally Injured Ralph Morrow brakeman Marion Marlon In Ia legs broken and internally Injured Less seriously injured A W Griffin Chicago leg leg broken Carl newsboy Burlington Wis Vis ribs broken Other Others Injured M 1 Counci Council Bluffs Ia Joseph Z Zeffer ter Omaha Omaha Louis Zee Cleveland Tex n It Cear Cedar Rapids Ta Ia TaMamie Mamie lamle Cedar Rapids Michal Michael Dontrich Chicago George Marion in I Impact Terrific The crash was terrific Passengers Were thrown Into heaps and In the panic that followed those who were not pinioned be beneath beneath neath the debris broke through windows and climbed out to safety At frt first I it was thought that man many had been killed Word Vord was sent to Cear Cedar Rapids and soon a special train equipped with sur surgeons surgeons geons and supplies wa sent from Ma Marion Manon non rion The injured were brought to the hospital here Crashed Together on Curve I Ill Jan person WI was kled killed and ten other others were Injure Injured In I a collision between the St Louis and Memphis special on the Illinois Central boud bound for St Louis and a fright freight trin train near this city at 6 this morn tug Ing mor The he train was ms due In St St Louis at S 8 and was running at high speed when it dashed I into tile the freight on a acure cure curve The dead Carl B Kichen Kitchen fireman on passenger i train East St Louis The injured H J Brown Memphis head cut and Internal Injuries Lister Hannibal Mo head cut ad and Internal injuries W v M Vai Vai Lear Philadelphia neck and injuries crushed Alfred Pirron Memphis left side sido T Felber Cleveland 0 back and neck injured C Rinaldo Columbus 0 nd wrist twisted internal J R It Ward Injuries ar Memphis arke arke and R It E B Wilson lson negro porter neck and d wrench iti itiE l lE E n Ii Pope i p n nger East St Louis cut cuts and Internal Injuries Miss L L H McKenzie Lulu Miss cuts anI The freight rn ran back to a water tank a Quarter or a mb south of f the cl city on the specials time The passenger train a shari curve and crashed Into the freight train headon before the crew coui could make a move moe to stop The engine was demolished and tile the baggage car led on top ot of f it Fireman Kitchen was killed y All 1 the were In the day Miss ss McKenzie tore up her skirts to tomake tomake make bandages for forthe the Injured |