124 Iowa 281 | Iowa | 1904
Plaintiff’s minor son, William Horn, a boy ten years of age, was run over by a train on defendant’s line of road, and received injuries which resulted in his death. The grounds of negligence are that defendant’s car repairer invited him into the yards of the company to assist him in pushing a car, and that after leaving this work he jumped upon a moving train, and was caused to fall therefrom by the engineer, who carelessly threw on full steam and caused the cars to jerk, whereby the boy was shaken from the train and thrown under the cars, receiving injuries- from which he afterward died.
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The case does not call for a citation of authorities.
The judgment is right, and it is affirmed.