Superior Court of Pennsylvania April 30, 1928, Appeal 1558 (Weathers v. Pennsylvania Railroad)

Opinion by

Gawthrop,. J.,

This is an action of trespass brought by a husband and wife for damages alleged to have resulted to both from the negligence of defendant company. The wife purchased a railroad ticket at Muskegon, Michigan, over defendant’s road, to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and became a passenger on a train which arrived at Fort Wayne, Indiana, in the early morning of December 23rd.