Guillot v. Louisiana Railway & Navigation Co.

The defendant company’s railw’ay track rims north and south through the City if Baton Rouge. Main Street, one of its principal thoroughfares, runs east and west through said city, and is crossed at right angles by the track of defendant company. On the 2nd of Feb., 1923, at about eleven o’clock P. M., while Ludovic Frank Guillot, the deceased husband of plaintiff, was going over the crossing of said company on Main Street in an omnibus which was operated by Louis Simoneaux, and as the bus was about negotiating the crossing, Guillot either jumped out or fell therefrom, and, as a result,…