Peterson v. Western Union Telegraph Co.

In her complaint against appellee, in the court below, appellant charged that appellee “is a telegraph company with lines of wires in this State and other States, and, among other places, in the city of Elk-hart, Ind.,“ thatonthe 11th of October, 1892, during regular business hours, said appellant delivered to the agent of appellee, at said office, a message for transmission to Boliver, Indiana, and that said agent, acting for appellee, received said message, accepted twenty-five cents in *228payment for transmitting the same, and promised and agreed to transmit said message, and that, “in fact,…