Crews v. Schaff

(after stating the facts as above). Having alleged in their petition that appellee’s employés in charge of the train “saw the deceased and realized his danger and negligently failed to use ordinary care to prevent him from injury," and having alleged, further, that said employés, knowing that the deceased had not seen the train and was not likely to see or hear it before he went upon the crossing, “made no effort to notify him of the danger or to stop him or to prevent him from crossing and negligently failed to blow the whistle or ring the bell or apply the brakes or stop or slow down the…