St. Louis Southwestern Railway Co. v. Campbell

TEMPLETON, Associate Justice.

Campbell sued the railway-company to recover damages for personal injuries to his wife and medical expense and doctor’s bills incurred for his child, alleging that in December, 1899, he bought an excursion ticket of appellant entitling his wife to travel from Neyland, Texas, to a point in Alabama and return; that his wife boarded one of appellant’s trains, taking the child with her; that the coach in which she was compelled to ride was crowded and that she could not get a seat, but was forced to stand and hold the child in her arms; that the coach was not provided…