Show III f 11 fW E N PERSONS t 1 DEAD I Late Report Reduces Num Nuni Number J 4 ber her of Killed and aud Injured iJ More Awful A Details C Glenwood Glenwoo Springs Colo Cob Jan 16 t persons were killed anti and thirty injured many of or them serious seriously I ly Iy in a headon on collision between bet westbound passenger train No 5 I 1 PH Il freight train on the Den Denser Denvel DenI I k ser vel er Rio Grande Grando railway between 1 Dotsero and anti Spruce Creek 22 miles mIlci I I from fam Glenwood Springs at al I night The dead j Identified dead J D Mahon Princeton Ind md IndA A A Hamilton Polo Ills ii W C Kettle Ashton Neb Mrs Mattie Kottle Ashton Neb Nob eb I Mrs Mr Mattie Ezell WIlliston N D DG DG DG G W r Oleson SL Louis Dr Arvilla A Oleson either from Hildreth Nob Neb or Axtell Neb Rev Res ne R fl L Ij Melley llene either from Irom Brook Brooklyn f lyn yli N Y V or Mechanicsburg Pa 4 Clarence A Gooding Washington D DC C CJohn CJohn John Williams Clarks Neb Nob J r 1 C Davis Drug Drag Company Compan Denver Dener Henry Dunn Duan St Louis The unidentified ed dead number nine all women and children whose bodies bodlos I are badly mangled Among the in m injured tred arc are W V G Maxey y KM 1317 7 Walnut I k street treet Los Angeles and ancl Mrs rs A AV W Wt Yo t McAuley and ani child chilli Los Angeles 1 Most lost of or o tIe Lao slaughter was done clone in inthe int inI I the he t chair car Of passengers j I gers in that coach arc arci i j wild to have hae been lieen killed The one human being to escape was a six earold girl who was found fount under tho the I dead dl ld body of or her mother and who Is 19 i too dazed oven even to remember her name I 1 further than it Is Js Alice No further Identifications of tho fiend have been made according to the tIe I reports 1 reaching Glenwood The dead jO in III ninny many man Instances cS so o horribly mutilated that identification will bo be boe r e cry y difficult I lL i iA 7 A partial l list of Injured follows 4 W v G 1317 Walnut St Los Angeles 1 i Thomas Elliott Pendleton Iowa W P Mali Adah Ravenna Ohio T B Sillier Miller Denver I f I Mrs G Blanke Mo Io charles P Mance I Mrs Charles P Mance t Wm Vm Barber Anthony Kansas Ii J H Ih Haydon Hayden and child Buffalo Duffalo Ok Jj Fred Jensen Iowa Falls la Ia Mrs ills Nellie J Morton Standish Cal Mrs A W child childr JiW W r C Moxey Los Angeles Anselm i J B Thompson S D DF Df f 1 I F ft I Chandler Denver Dener tj 7 kr hr Clyde E Pullman Clarence MIddlebury Vt I Among those who were on the Ule train ind escaped are areC areC I C G P Gillette I 1 Mrs Ills C P Wallace Grand Junction I Mrs Irs Sarah McClean Grand Junc Junction tion I 4 I J Mrs F P Robinson and two chil I tj l n Grand Junction Ernest Ern gt Grand Junction Dr Charlotte Hall St Paul Emma Strafford Cleveland Ohio Mary E Spear Cleveland land i Mertle Spear Cleveland Cleeland t E L Roff HOff Neb p Hugh Gregg and family harrisburg I Ill i i D E TD Cannon Twin Falls Idaho While nothing notIcing official has leon been l cen Sly given given en out as to the cause of the wreck It IL Is said to have been due luc to a rain mill millu L J understanding u of orders ordeN on the part 4 of Cf f Engineer Gustaf Olson of the thO th pas pan enger Conger train Olson however claims he lie understood his instructions per perfectly fI hut but that he misread his watch thus t lus encroaching on tho the time of the tho freight train which was being drawn rawn t by two Iwo locomotives the first of which i 1 was as in charge of or his brother Sib Big 01 Ol Olson son on When news of the wreck reached Springs every available phy ph I I lolan ician and nurse in lii the city was wasI I pressed into service antI and a relief trim 1 wa wai soon oon on the scene never to bo ho for forC for forgotten rore e C gotten otten in its gruesomeness and hor horror Body DOrl after body was vas taken laken from the wreckage and for a time It appeared 1 as a though the heartrending task would I never I he be completed As the bodies wore taken from the ruins they the were wore laid Inid side Bide by on a bier biel of o snow amid timid the agonizing shrieks of or husband husban and nd wife child and aud parent par ent as they the c arched among the dead lead for fOI their theil I loved od ones on OS many of whom were mangled ed beyond recognition I A pathetic feature of the accident vas the killing of a father and an mother 7 i ii I 1 V leaving laving Ing two small children the eldest c 1 y being boing four years cars old thin tho th youngest j 1 I L wo Tho The oldest boy hor 10 told a at attlio atthe 1 I the sanitarium that thal his bib father called i J him 1 lm Bonnie Honnie and this Is 18 all he lie will say I 1 From roni a It fellow passenger It was I I learned l that the family was en route to Grand Gr nd Junction to visit relatives It II la is supposed Mr 11 and anti Mrs In Kettle r whose hOlie names namos appeared among the dead wore were hue HIP parents of th two i little ones who are badly bailly Injured I j i Another sari sad case cage was w s the dC I I I I 1 lon Hon of an entire with the tho ox nc 0 J I fJ I J of nn an infant of three months mouths Thip help child waa wa taken care of p r a kind hind family at nt who lio ho J intend to adopt the tho sole Ole survivor ot ota 0 I t 1 k 1 a once happy family I One of or the remarkable incidents ol of the wreck was the lie miraculous escape from tho the chair car of Mr Stall of Pueblo Colo Cob salesman ale man for fora fori a i commission company of oC that city Mr Ill Stull lI escaped without a scratch but soon suffered a severe l shock and 1111 Is tonight ht on the cige 10 of a nervous collapse Another heartbreaking scene seene was enacted In the wreck zono when kind hands gently lifted a pretty I oid girl from tile the death clasp of hOI her mothers arms Nearby Nearh lay la tho the body of her hel father rathel decapitated and on every eon side wore were lifeless bodies bodlos The body bOil of a i woman was as found lying a dozen yards from the wreckage chose to the banks of Grand river both arms missing and otherwise horribly mangled iian gi ed edA I A train load of or thirty wounded and bloody men and women omen who barely escaped with their lives arrived In inI I Springs nt at 7 this morning morn In Carriages and I were waiting at the Rio Grande depot when hen the train came to a stop top The wounded were sere taken to the tile county hos hospital pital pl al and to the sanitarium and when the cots and a 1111 wards had been filled rooms were secured In the hotels of o Glenwood Springs for the ho t o maimed It was found at an early hour that there was wan a shortage of surgeons and only first aid could be administered until late hate this afternoon surgeons from all nil the surrounding cities began to pour into 1110 Glenwood Springs A woman died from her Injuries on the relief train while on her way here hereIt It Il Is expected that at least a dozen doren or more who were vere brought here will ill die IO from their wounds Train No 5 was made up UI for an engine and tender I a I baggage car a smoking car followed l b j a chair car tourist to sleeper and anda andI I a full of Pullman sleepers and a dining car The locomotives are up on end and joined together as ml ono one piece of mechanism Their wheels were rolled down into tho the Grand river anti ana an pieces of machinery are scattered all nil over oer the scene of tho the wreck The Tho smoking car was only partially de derailed railed while the chair car immedi immediately following was completely tele telo telescoped telescoped scoped by the tourist sleeper Nono None of or the Pullman sleepers left bit tho the track and none nono was killed or injured in those these th se cars most of the dead head and In Injured Injured being heing removed from the tho ruins of the tho chair car which was split spilt com corn completely in twain twainA A morbid crowd gathered around tho Improvised morgue a largo large bag gigo gago car carat at tho the Rio Grande depot nil of this afternoon discussing the awful catastrophe and viewing tho the re remains remains remains mains as they tho were borne from the chamber of death to funeral cars after being carefully searched for any re 10 means of oC recognition From the cars curs they wore to the tho various undertaking parlors of or this city It Ii is expected that the tue will be cleared away and tho the tracks again open for foi traffic by 9 clock to tonight toni night ni hl Denver Jan 17 The general om ofil offices ces of the Denver Demer Rio Grande rail rall railway railway way war gave gae out the following The T responsibility rests with tho the engineer and conductor of o train No 5 both of whom arc old hav hay having haying ing been in the service of the company since I |