The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-29
|SW|TCHMAN IS
| CRUSHED TO DEATH
]. G. Chambers Has Chest
Mangled by Protruding
Boards on Train

Selma, June 9S.-(Special il. G.
Chambers. a switehman on work
train of the Southern railway, was
crushed to death at Glastonbury Satur-
day morning at $50 o'clock. The en-
gine of the train was switching> some
fiat cars upon which sand had been
hauled. on these cars, to hold the sand
were boards which extended beyond
them. Chambers went between two of
the cars to make coupling but did not
stoop low enough and the boards
caught him just where the neck joins
the body, crushing his chest to a pulp.
A special train was made up as quick
ly as possible to bring the young man
to Selma for treatment, but before 1t
started he died after suffering hor-
ribly for an hour. He leaves wife,
father and mother, two brothers and
three sisters to mourn his death be-
sides numerous other relatives
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