Sanders v. . R. R.

The evidence was to the effect that plaintiff, on a dark night, about seven o'clock p.m., 1 February, 1930, while riding with her husband in a two-door Ford coach, going west on Green Street in Wilson, N.C. was seriously injured by defendant's train at the crossing of defendant's railroad and Green Street.

Dr. T. P. Lane, a physician and surgeon (local surgeon for defendant), after describing her injuries, testified, in part: "During the first few days she was in the hospital, which I include in the first five days, this lady's condition was very grave. We were very apprehensive about her. It…