Hyman v. St. Louis Transit Co.

— While respondent was driving a wagon loaded with coal northward on Tenth street in the city of St. Louis, a trolley ear of the Transit Company ran into the, rear of the wagon, injuring him and the wagon. This action was brought for the consequent damages. The respondent had entered Tenth street at O’Fallon and turned north. Before making the turn he looked both ways, he says, and saw no car. Afterwards he proceeded toward Cass avenue on his route for two hundred feet or more, and without looking back' until the colliding car was nearly on him. Then he attempted to turn out of the track but…