Continental Casualty Co. v. Johnson

Mr. Presiding Justice Higbee

delivered the opinion of the court.

This was a suit on an accident insurance policy issued by appellant to Charles W. Johnson, August 16, 1902, by which appellant undertook to pay $2,500 to the children of the insured named in the policy, in case of his death, resulting from personal bodily injuries, through external, violent and purely accidental causes, provided such injuries should solely and independently of all other causes, necessarily result in his death within ninety days from the date of said accident. The policy also provided for an addition of five per…