South Chicago City Railway Co. v. Zerler

Tlio complaint avers that appellee’s wife was a passenger on one of appellant’s cars, and desired to alight at a regular stopping place, which fact was known to appellant’s servants in charge of the car; “that just as said Wilhelmina Zerler, plaintiff’s wife, was attempting to alight, and before she was enabled to do so, the said defendant, by and through its agents and officials and employes, without any fault or carelessness on the part of the plaintiff or his said wife, carelessly and negligently started said car with a quick and rapid jerk and movement of said car; that said Wilhelmina…