Show II on D DIE t VJ or bo 65 J n u HURT HURTIN tl I IN TRAIN CRASH TULSA Okla Olela Sept 29 Twenty Twenty Twenty- two dead and sixty-five sixty injured was was as I the known toll today of the he headon don donI I i cams collision ion of a passenger train and anI an i I equipment train on the Frisco railI rail l II I road near Kellyville late yesterday f I Workmen were still removing bodies I from the debris and the total dead w was s I Inot not expected to be known for several hours Many of the injured were ex expected ek- ek I to die S Most of the bodies were so badly badly 1 mutilated that identification was im Im- Im im-I im possible Seven of the bodies are those of white men The others are negroes Disregard of orders by Engineer Rule lof of the passenger train is alleged to have been responsible for the wreck He is said to have been instructed to to I take the siding at Kellyville and allow allowa I a northbound passenger train tram and the i equipment train to pass I Rule who escaped injury with other i members of both crews was vas found two I miles from the scene in a demented state He is alleged to have stated that he thought both trains covered by bythe bythe I the order had passed him at Kelly- Kelly vill ville e. e Rules Rule's train was making forty miles Ian an hour when it crashed into the equipment train tram The engines met on the edge of a trestle fifty feet above a river bed but neither left the track The steel mail car of the passenger train telescoped a combination jim crow and smoking car splitting the latter its entire length It was in this car that most of the dead were found many of the injured being in the day coach immediately behind |