St. Louis Southwestern Railway Co. v. Freedman

FHSTLEY, Chief Justice.

Appellee, Ida Freedman, as plaintiff in the court below, sued by next friend,'S. S. Freedman, appellant railway company for damages for certain alleged personal injuries which resulted to her on or about March 24, 1895; and for cause of action alleged, substantially, that on said date, while the appellee was in a carriage driven by one M. Hirsch, containing appellee and other friends, and while driving said carriage over and upon a public crossing along the street in the city of Corsicana, they were suddenly confronted with a switch engine in charge of appellant’s…