St. Louis Southwestern Railway Co. v. Niblack

WILLSON, • Chief Justice.

In attempting as a passenger to get on one of appellant’s passenger trains at Brownsboro, Mrs. R. J. Nib-lack suffered injuries to her person as the proximate result of appellant’s act in negligently moving its said train. By her suit commenced against appellant she sought to recover damages on account of injuries so suffered by her. Before a trial of the ease was had she died, intestate, and appellees as her heirs at law, alleging that there were no debts against her estate and no necessity for an administration thereon, and further alleging that her death was not…