Mississippi Supreme Court October 15, 1890 (Wilson v. New Orleans & North Eastern R. R.)

Campbell, J.,

delivered the opinion of the court.

The railroad company did the plaintiff no wrong. Its train stopped in Hattiesburg long enough, and he failed to get off. It was started on its journey, and he was aroused from his sleep and was desirous to get off. The train was stopped for his accommodation. It was a kindness to him.