Louisville Railway Co. v. Sheehan's Admx.

Opinion of the Court by

Judge WiNN

Affirming.

James J. Sheehan, on the morning of December 29, 1910, was a passenger on a westbound car of the appellant company, on Portland avenue, in Louisville, Kentucky. At the intersection of Twenty-second street he alighted upon the north side of' the street and started across the street to the south side, when he was struck and killed by an eastbound car of the company on Portland avenue. His wife qualified as his administratrix and, brought an action in the Jefferson Circuit Court against the company for his death. The petition charges the negligence in…