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

— That the plaintiff was a passenger on one of defendant’s trains is admitted. Briefly stated, as such passenger shé went into the toilet room of the coach on which she was riding, and while there fainted, and fell to the floor, with the result that her face came in contact with a steam pipe located near the floor of the toilet room, and she, was seriously' burned and injured. The only ground of negligence charged against the railroad company is that it failed to properly install guards or protection, so that one coming into contact with such heating apparatus would not be burned and injured.

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