Show FIFTEEN ARE I BADLY INJURED Frightful Accident on the Colorado Midland Terminal ONE OR TWO MAY DIE Ten flore Receive Slight Injuries nerely Accident Occurred as the Train For Colorado SpriiiRN VIIH Backing Out of the Main Track Onto the iivitch llox Cur and Coach Vere IlotH Telescoped the Injured Quartered at the Hotel Victor VICTOR Colo Jan 17A frightful accident occurred on the Midland Terminal p t Ter-minal railway The train was en route to Denver and Colorado Springs and was just above the city limits of Victor Fifteen passengers were injured six seriously one or two of whom will probably die F The 420 p m train for Colorado Springs was backing out of the main track on to the switch and reached a point on the main track in the cut when i wat met by an empty runaway box car which broke loose near Independence In-dependence stt lon about threequar ters of a mile above where the collision trrurred I struck the first coach on the passenger train with terrific force and threw tbs latter from the track Both box car and coach were telescoped 1 tele-scoped for about fifteen feet List of injured Mrs F H Lightfoot Jewell City Kan slightly D C Bernard bruised on head and left arm R C Cluff 213 Huerfano street Colorauo Springs leg and body badly Injured O A Alexander Colorado City civil engineer Midland Terminal railway seriously and probably fatally injured Mr Garriston Denver severe bruises on head and body T J Kellam Topeka Kan seriously bruised about head W A L Thompson Topeka Kan injured in back and legs Mrs D C McGregor Victor Colo badly cut in faceD face-D W Partridge cut on head and rjpck injuries not serious E V Bogart of Bogart mine on Raven hill cut in head I Robert Davison Colorado Springs Lad cut on head Dr S 1 Morrison Colorado Springs < ut n heaT hea-T ere are ten others who received slight injuries All of the injured people peo-ple are quartered at the hotel Victor |