LaFayette Carpet Co. v. Stafford

—On January 12, 1897, appellee, then lacking eight days of being nineteen years of age, while in the employment of appellant, lost his left arm by falling into the “whizzer”, a machine used for the purpose of extracting water from yarn. His amended complaint to recover damages for said injury was in three paragraphs. Appellant demurred to each paragraph for want of facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action. The demurrer was sustained as to the second, and overruled as to the first and third paragraphs, to which rulings, as to the first and third paragraphs, appellant excepted.…