Swiderski v. Rainey

Opinion bt

Baldrige, J.,

Catherine Swiderski, a widow, seeks to recover compensation for the death of her husband.

The deceased was employed by the defendant company in mining coal. About 9:30 in the evening of March 3, 1930, he was injured by a fall of several tons of coal and slate, which completely covered him. On March 28, 1930, a compensation agreement was entered into, wherein it was agreed that the claimant was an employe of the defendant as a pick miner and that he sustained accidental injuries, described as follows: “Fender broke, allowing gob to slide through on employe. Abrasions of…