Randolph v. Detroit United Railway

On March 15, 1919, Margaret Ran*102dolph, plaintiff’s decedent, his then wife, while alighting from an interurban car at the village of Algonac, was thrown to the ground and 'injured. She died on the second day of April following. Plaintiff claims that her death was due to the injury, while the defendants contend that a few days after the accident she became ill with typhoid fever, from which she did not recover. Plaintiff sued individually for expenses of medical attendance, burial and loss of services, °etc., and also as administrator of her estate for the loss occasioned thereto by her demise.…