Wisconsin Supreme Court January 9, 1912 (Henke v. Milwaukee Electric Railway & Light Co.)

ViNje, J.

The charge of gross negligence, in so far as there was evidence tending to sustain it, rested wholly upon the alleged excessive rate of speed of the car. If there was no credible evidence to show that it was run at a greatly excessive rate of speed, then the court properly refused to submit to the jury the question of gross negligence, otherwise not.