Heinel v. Peoples Railway Co.
Superior Court of Delaware
to recover damages for personal injuries alleged to have been received on the twenty-third day of March, 1906, by being run into by one of the cars of the defendant company while the plaintiff was standing by the hind wheel of a furniture wagon which he was helping to load with furniture in front of his residence, No. 213 West Second Street in the City of Wilmington.
1Opinion of the Court
See further facts in the charge of the Court.
Lore, C. J.,
charging the jury:
Gentlemen of the jury:—William F. Heinel the plaintiff complains, that on the twenty-third day of March,1906, he was standing by the hind wheel of a furniture wagon which he was helping to load with furniture,in front of his residence No. 213 West Second Street, between West and Tatnall Streets in this City. That while so standing, conversing with the driver about loading the furniture with his back toward the approaching car from the west, he was negligently run into and thrown down by a trolley car operated by the…
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