Louisville & N. R. v. McArthur

The appellee sued the appellant for damages alleged to have been sustained by him because of being forced to disembark from one of the appellant’s trains, on which he was a passenger, before reaching his destination. The appellee is an invalid living at Bay St. Louis, and, on the occasion in question, a friend of his called a physician at Long Beach and made an engagement with the physician for the appellee to meet him at his office, the appellee to go to Long Beach on the first train therefor. ‘When the appellee arrived at the appellant’s station at Bay St. Louis one of the appellant’s…