Deseret Evening News | 1906-01-26 | Page 2 | Freight Trains Collide in Fog

I f EIG l T INS COLLIDE IN I f G Smashup at an Early Hour This Morning on the Oregon Short Line Lne MILE SOUTH OF FARMINGTON WHO Were Badly 1111 Demolished Hut For Fortunately 1 Train Men 11 Hurt 1 Ut The le liens fog fo that has hns filled this adjoining a valleys for tor the past 36 hours hUn was WI the tho caura of lr a n disastrous oIS freight train the Oregon Short Line 1110 at It oco k this morning Il Two wo trains frt No 1 regular an In extra drown drawn by b engine en gin ono IO of oC tho big giants of or tho were welo bath headed h northward 05 was wal at a sU about a 1 half u umile I mile Kouth Jo th of ot tho depot when wh 1730 along at the of In Instant there was wa rate o an tere a 1 crash the rear tram plowed lt way through h eight cars of or the Ih ona throwing them from null setting two of ot them on n lire Irl Th The big Ig engine en nl also al o rolled over oer on Us side alLf M n It became beme detached tho cam clr lu derailed cara were very er badly demolished by tha th tele telescoping i 1 to they hid had been sul i nt today lola the tl wooden woo en parts of ot i ithem them tm were eie de by Ire i i 1730 wan In charge eh of ot n II train i lI consisting of or George en M I V Knupp conductor 1 Moth loth men mCI had ix 1 ery lY narrow escape from death but neither was 1 seriously hurt hurl They saved themselves by hy Jump I Int utmost hut but just In I advance of ot the luh crew on 11 63 consisted teel of Nelson engineer and 1 n 11 conductor Helln was II only a little Ille while as n the tho truck was WIS cleared as lS us as possible I