Anstine v. Pennsylvania Railroad

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Drew,

Plaintiffs, parents, of John Brindle Anstine, a minor, in their own right and in his behalf,, brought this action in trespass to recover compensation for damages sustained as a result of a collision between a train, owned and operated by defendant company, and an automobile in which the minor was a guest passenger. Harry R. Davis, Jr., driver of the automobile, and his father, Harry R.: Davis, the owner, . Were joined as defendants with the railroad company, but at the close of plaintiffs’. case, a compulsory nonsuit as to Davis, Sr., was granted. After verdicts in…