Louisville Railway Co. v. Thornberry

*273Opinion op the Court by

Judge-McCandless

Affirming.

Howard H. Thorn-berry lost his life on a Sunday afternoon in August, 1917, in a collision between the autofiióbile he was driving and a car of the Louisville Railway Company, the collision occurring in Jefferson County at the intersection of the defendant’s railway track and Ashland Avenue.

The appellee qualified as his executrix and sued the railway company for the destruction of her -testator’s power to earn money, and for injuries to his automobile, alleging that the collision was caused by the negligence of the defendant’s motorman in charge…