Weathers v. Pennsylvania Railroad

Opinion by

Gawthrop,. J.,

This is an action of trespass brought by a husband and wife for damages alleged to have resulted to both from the negligence of defendant company. The wife purchased a railroad ticket at Muskegon, Michigan, over defendant’s road, to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and became a passenger on a train which arrived at Fort Wayne, Indiana, in the early morning of December 23rd. It was necessary for her to change cars at that point. When she got to defendant’s station at Fort Wayne, she was informed that the train for Pittsburgh was scheduled to leave at 3:10 A. M. When she went…