St. Louis-S. F. Ry. Co. v. Bell

W. J. Bell secured a judgment against the railway company based upon damages sustained in personal injuries resulting from negligene'e of “defendants, their agents, servants and employees” at a time when he was a passenger for hire and was attempting to alight at his destination from a passenger coach of the defendant railway company at the. town of Aylesworth. E. M. Schwartz, the conductor, in charge of defendant’s train, was joined as a defendant, but judgment was rendered in his favor.

Bell boarded the train at Madill,. having paid passage to Aylesworth, and sat in the rear end of the…