Chicago City Railway Co. v. Anderson

In deciding this case the Appellate Court delivered the following opinion:

“The appellee was riding as a passenger, and sat in the front end or north-east corner of one of appellant’s electric cars. When the car was attempting to pass a wagon loaded with lumber going in the same direction, the lumber projecting some feet—six or seven feet, as testified by one witness,—behind the end of the wagon, it ran into the lumber, some pieces of which broke throug'h and into the car and hit appellee in the back, and caused the injuries for which she sued and recovered.

“It would be useless to review the…