Chautauqua County NyArchives Obituaries.....Royler, Andrew E. April 20, 1893
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Altoona Mirror, Altoona, Pa., Thursday Evening, April 20, 1893

Pittsburg Division Operator Killed

  Andrew E. Royler, a Pittsburg division operator, lost his life at 1:30 this 
morning, near Summerhill.  The unfortunate man was employed by the P.R.R. at 
the AO block station west of Wilmore which place he made his home.  This 
morning he boarded extra 1293 to ride home from his work.  When near 
Summerhill he, in some unknown manner, lost his footing, fell beneath the 
train and was instantly killed, the body being so badly mutilated that the 
train crew could not gather it up.  The remains were afterward collected by 
the division men and watchmen and forwarded to this city on No. 30 this 
morning.  Undertaker Lafferty prepared them for burial.  Deceased was 24 years 
of age and unmarried and was a member of the Pennsylvania Relief department.  
His parents reside in Smith's Mills, New York, and the railroad authorities 
are in communication with them regarding the disposal to be made of the body.



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