47 Pa. Super. 454 | Pa. Super. Ct. | 1911
Opinion by
The injury complained of was received when Russell Slavin was less than two years old. He had wandered away from his mother, who was in her husband’s store, to the opposite side of the street where some children were playing on a pile of sand thrown out of a ditch which had been excavated there. The negligence complained of was the carelessness and inattention of the motorman in the management of his car by reason of which he allowed it to run against the child when he might reasonably have avoided the accident. Evidence was presented showing that the children were playing in the street at the sand pile a few feet from the street car track between Tenth and Eleventh streets in the borough of Spangler, and that this child started toward the street car track to
The judgment is affirmed.