Supreme Court of Kansas November 7, 1908, No. 15,603 (Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Co. v. Fry)

Per Curiam:

J. H. Fry shipped cattle to Kansas City, Mo., over the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railway, and alleges that by reason of the negligence of the railway company the train was delayed so that he did not reach the market until a day later than he expected, when the price of cattle had fallen, causing him to suffer serious loss.