Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-30 | Page 7 | Steps from One Track to other; Killed by Train

STEPS FROM ONE TRACK TO OTHER; KILLED BY TRAIN Stepping from one railroad track to another to avoid an oncoming train, Henry Billings, of California, Califor-nia, walked directly in the path of a train from the opposite direction direc-tion and was instantly killed. Four engine wheels passed over his body. Word of the accident which happened yesterday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock was received this morning by M. It. Clark, claim agent for the Union Pacific railroad. rail-road. L The Iradegy occurred at Hadsell Wyoming, about 275 miles from Ogden. Tho body, which was horribly hor-ribly mutilated, was picked up and removed to Rawlins, Wyo. Billings is thought to be a sheep herder, employed b one of the numerous sheep outfits near Hadsell. Had-sell. Few papers were found in his possession and one of these was a letter addressed to Henry Billings Inquiry is being made today to further fur-ther identify the mangled man.