Case v. Chicago Great Western Railway Co.

While driving a covered milk wagon along what is known as Franklin Street in the city of Waterloo, plaintiff was struck by one of defendant’s trains at the crossing of said street, and received the injuries of which he complains. There was no flagman at the crossing and plaintiff claims that the bell on the engine was not rung or the whistle sounded or any other warning given of the approach of the train. He further claims that the train was running.at a high and dangerous rate of speed, to wit, from fifteen to twenty miles an hour, which speed was unlawful under the ordinances of the city,…