Show POUR TRAIN lIEN 1ITTTtm Terrific Eeadon Collision On the Snoxville Road Knoxville Tenn Jan SFour dead two injured one of these perhaps fatally j and the lots of property ot the Southern railway to the amount of about luOtM > is the result of a wreck which occurred this morning on the Knoxville Ohio branch ot the Knoxville division ot the Southern I runway one and onehalf miles west of Ink Valley J The dead Engineer D Maxcyj Fireman I Fire-man Frank Readdy colored Brakeman Lonza Hoover colored Flagman W A Dillon I ihe injured Engineer Goff badlj if not fatally cut on the head and bruised FIreman George Huskisson badly burned ati may die I Maxey Rea dy Hoover and Dillon were burned to death or killed underneath the I ruins of the engines and a number pf cars J and coaches of the two wrecked trains I his mcrrJng at 1130 clock a double I I Leafier freight train loaded with coal and j I i merchandise crashed into a mixed local i passenger train while both were running i at the rate of thirtvflve miles i per hour j i rt i fiJ rcheOu I Pi The engines met headon the force of I Impact being terrific The trainmen did I nor have ilrce to jump The passenger j rr inh j train was fifteen minutes eP and had I i the rignt of way All the freight trains j Ion I-on the Knoxville Ohio division had been j notihed the passenger train was on a late run and the only cause for the accident that can be given is that Engineer Maxcy I of the freight train misread his orders The passenger train carried about twenty I twen-ty passengers None of these were in jured I |