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Show THREE DEAD, TWENTY INJURED IH WRECK Passenger Train Collides With Light Engine With Terrific Ter-rific Effect. CORRY. Pa., Jan. 6. As the result of a head-on collision tonight between fast passenc-r train Xo 4. of the Philadi Iphls .V ICrle railway, and a freight engine moving mov-ing light three trainmen were killed and twenty passengers were more or less seriously se-riously Injured The accident happened during a severe snowstorm at Horns's Siding, lei miles east of this city. Dead. THOMAS FINN, Erie, Pa., engineer of passi nger train FREDERICK HERMAN Brie Pa. Iim man ol pa s nger train. A. NE11.L, Kane p.-,.; tlreman freight i i .Ine. Injured. HERMAN HENDERSON, three ribs broken, head rush.-d, hurt Internally; will die MRS HENDERSON, his wife, fatally in lured. II r I, DA HKNDKHS'"i.. a sister, fatally hurt. HENDERSON young baby, head and bodv badlv cut MRS. hsCAR JOHNSON, Garland, Pa. MRS. ED HEWETT, orry, Pa. S. S EPSTEIN St Louis MRS EI. I. EN McGIDI. I nlon Cltj Pa. EI.I.Ii 'TT Mci ;i EE. 1 nlon lt Pa. a ri di express messenger EJrlt Pa EDWARD WALKER, Warren. Pa RICHARD MALONE Clarendon, Pa. CONDUCTOR S. R MORGAN, Kane Pn. BRIGQS, Rrle. Pa. Others Slightly Hurt. Six other passengers received slight Injuries In-juries The Henderson family arrived in this country onh a few days ago from SweWn and were bound for Warren, Pa . where they were to make their future home. The passenger train left this city fifteen fif-teen minutes late and was rushing at fortv-fivo miles an hour when It met the freight engine head-on Buried in Wreckage. The Impact was terrific, and the smoker i nil - i j I .l.i'. conch Were telescoped I - most every one of these two cars were burled In the wreckage arid sustained more or less serious Injuries The trainmen were caught beneath their engines and when taken out were dead As quickly as conditions would permit the Injured were removed from the ruins and placed, on relief trains, where, first medical aid was g!en Quick runs were tlu-n made to Erie Kane. Warren and thla city, where ambulances were In waiting wait-ing to carry them to the hospitals. |