Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16

.1. IAN. t6. Seventy-one
D.H. wv iured. at least 80 OF whom
'', e, ... y, die. That is the record ,..l
wv Y ,.reok of the Denver a i''o
o. y. ,,seenqer train No. D. near
eI.l.. co miles from Glenwood
D0s, .s according to long distance
s'. .sone message from Ileh"oOu
rngs this morning. ,
s.''. .5d 10 the horror Of the wreck
,.eond relief train, loaded win m
an IFS way TO Glenwooa mas
.'.' ,,ss no by the derailment OF some
u'.- ~, cars. The first relief train
,. ''s, ! number Of the more slight
80 ,rs,rea reached Glenwood TINS
.. .l1s' bringing reports Of the wreck
s,,n snpears to have been the worst
,,e history Of railroading.
Mast OF the slaughter was done IN
o.. chair car OF 50 passengers IN
.... coach. 6S are said to have been
,n,5 The one human being TO es-
=. ,-ss a eix-year-old girl, who was
...,s under the dead body OF her
.,bsr and is too dazed even 70 rem
.-,sr her name. farther than it Is
Alice"
*, further identification Of the dead
,.rs becn made, according 10 the re-
-lrs reaching GlenWoou. The dead
81 IN many Instances so horribly
-rf9ted that Identification viii be
ey difficult
THE COLLISION.
e,sowood Springs, Colo. Jan 16.--
rry are reported killed and 30 in
msi, some fatally I'm a head-on- coll
ism Of Denver q Rio Grande train
81. 81 and a double header freight NJ
Dalsero. 20 miles east of here at l0;30
asi night It was from the chair car
,hit he dead were taken and 20 bodies
have been recovered so FAR.
DEAD.
Gus Olsen. Engineer on the pas
ssngsr train, Salida-
Fory-nine passengers, names un-
k0Nn.
KNOWN INJURED.
Sig. Olsen, engineer on freight train;
badly injured, may die.
D. r. Jeffray, engineer on the second
freight engine, badly injured. may die.
Thirty passengers, name not known.
An the sleeping cars remained on the
rack and no one in them was in
ilred
partial list Of injured follows:
John RossO, labOrer, Cleveland. Ohio.
Thomas Elliott Pendleton, Iowa
W. Adair Rayenna Ohio.
T. B. Miller. Denver
Mrs G. Blanke. Wapolin, Mo.
Charles P. Nance.
Mrs Charles p. Nance.
William Barber, Anthony, Kan.
j. Il. Hayden and child, Buffalo.
Oklahoma
Fred Jensen. Iowa Falls, Ia
Mrs Nellie J. Morton, Standish. Cal.
Mrs A. W McCauley and child.
W. c. Moxey Los Angeles
7. B. Thompson. Bo0kens, S. d.
p Chandler, Denver.
Clyde +. McCown, Pullman conductor.
Clarence NASSAU. Middlebuly, Vt.
Among those who were on the train
and escaped are.
=. r. Gillette.
Mrs G. H. Wallace, Grand junction.
Mrs Sarah Mclean. Grand Junction
Mrs E. P Robinson and two chill
oen Grand Junction
Ernest Fitzpatrick Grand Junction.
W Charlotte Hall. Sc. Paul.
hnlna STAFFORD, Cleveland. Ohio.
nary T.. Spear, Cleveland Ohio.
Aeiue Spear, Cleveland Ohio.
H. hon, Winside. Nebraska.
nsn eiegg ana family, Harrisburg.
w. w 9. Ma1ey 13l7 Walnut street. Los
y Z Cannon, Twin Falls, Idaho.
THE CRASH
me passenger train crashed into the
'lu engine Of the freight train going
~, switch az Dotsero, which Is a
ll SAILING. The chair car was tele-
opel ana the FIRST passenger coach
Vas wrecked
! was from the chair car that the
az were taken. Twenty bodies haze
.- ~ recovered. il is said that not a
sg person in the day coach es-
details have been received
~. me relief train win probably
mere with the dead some time
" VA. els impossible 10 carry the wound
~. '.Au the wreck This delayed the
n a0lr. i"' i'"'o llah
'- passenger train Is said 10 have
~. song az good rate OF speet
~ y reached the siding at Dotsero
s-Pposed that the engineer OF the
Is...5s.t Thought that the freight han
20 mo siding and was going
'-'1ly 20 stop his train when he