McFadden v. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad

The Chicago, Bock Island & Pacific Railroad Company, appellant, operates a railroad from Chicago, Illinois, westward through Kansas. On the evening of January 4, 1905, Florence McFadden, appellee, boarded a train of appellant as a passenger at Moline, Illinois, to go to Keats, Kansas. At McFarland, she changed cars to take a train that would stop at Keats. The one she boarded at McFarland consisted of an engine, a combination mail and baggage car, a chair car and two Pullman cars, named the Tampa and the Palm Beach, and did not stop at Keats, but did stop at Manhattan, a station some ten…