Lewis v. Pennsylvania Railroad

— Action by appellant for damages because of injuries suffered by appellant resulting from the negligence of appellee. There were two paragraphs of complaint. It is averred in the first paragraph of complaint that on January 8, 1926, appellee operated a railway through the city of Knightstown, Indiana, in an east and west direction, and that it carried United States mail on its trains through said city. Appellee had constructed, on the south side of its road in said city, a receiving pen to catch the mail thrown from fast moving trains. Such pen was constructed by appellee on the south side…