Rosenberger v. Mar-Bern Coal Co.

Opinion by

Kelleb, P. J.,

This is a workmen’s compensation case. The uneontradi'eted testimony in tbe record is to the effect that claimant’s husband, George Rosenberger, was employed by the defendant, Mar-Bern Coal Company, as a miner. He was, at the time of the occurrence hereinafter referred to, fifty-two years old and in apparent good health — a man of “unusual strength”. On December 31, 1937, while he was working in the mine with a fellow employee, Frank O’Neill, with a trip of five cars, one of the cars went off the track. In an effort to put the car back on the track each employee…