Farrell v. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co.

*691ft croSing:£ danger *690The plaintiff’s intestate was a girl eight years and one month old at the time of her death. She and *691■other girls of about her age were picking flowers upon the defendant’s right of way, and were trespassers thereon. In crossing a cattle guard, one of her feet was caught between the rail and the timbers of the guard, and, before it could be released by herself and a playmate who was assisting her in her efforts, she was run over and killed by the defendant’s train. The cattle guard where she was killed was located a short distance south of the appellant’s station at…