Supreme Court of Pennsylvania May 16, 1904, Appeal, No. 290 (Johnson v. Chester Traction Co.)

Per Curiam,

The court below entered a nonsuit on the ground of the contributory negligence of the plaintiff. Such negligence was plain.

But in addition to this there was no evidence on which the jury could have been permitted to find negligence of the defendant that caused the accident. The plaintiff being drunk and disorderly was put off the car, fell but arose at once and ran after the car.