Neenan v. Industrial Commission

James O’Rorke while working in the course of his employment and in the line of his duty for plaintiff in error, the Stormcote Roofing Corporation, was instantly killed by electrocution April 14, 1924. He was twenty-five years of age, single, and his average annual earnings were $1248. He left surviving him his brother, Patrick O’Rorke, who was twenty-one years of age and resided with him in. East St. Louis, Illinois, and his mother, Margaret O’Rorke, who resided in Belfast, Ireland, and was about the age of sixty years. Defendant in error, David Neenan, was appointed administrator of the…