105 Wis. 1 | Wis. | 1899
1. The liability of a carrier for ordinary baggage while in its possession for carriage as such is very differ
2. The overruling of the objection to the testimony of defendant’s agent, Eeitzel, that there was no advantage to the company in having the trunks delivered the night before, was without prejudice; for it appeared by plaintiff’s own testimony that the agent was prohibited from checking baggage until half an hour before train time, and that the convenience of the company obviously could not be enhanced by delivery of baggage earlier than that time.
We find no reversible error in the record.
By the Court.— Judgment affirmed.