ACTIONS.

Removal of causes, 827.

ADVERSE POSSESSION.
Easements lost by, 821.

AGENCY.

Declarations as to past transac-
tions, 823.

APPLIANCES.

See Master and Servant.

ASSAULT.

Liability of master for assault
by servant, 563.

ASSUMPTION OF RISK.

See Master and Servant.

BAGGAGE.

Liability of carrier where bag-
gage has been delivered to
baggage-master, 424.

CARRIERS OF FREIGHT.
Connecting Carriers.

Presumption that injury oc-
curred on last line, 212.

CARRIERS OF PASSEN-
GERS.

See Interstate Commerce.
Degree of care, 289.

Duty to have sufficient force of
employees, 366.

Duty to protect passenger from
strangers at station, 249.
Ejection.

Elements of damages, 391.
Place of, 394.

Place of ejection of commuter,
394.

Exemption from liability for
injury to newsboy, 541.
Passengers for flag stations-

duty of conductor as to, 216.
Presumption of negligence aris-

CARRIERS OF PASSENGERS
-Continued.

ing from injury to passenger,
289.

Presumption of negligence aris-
ing from injury to passenger
alighting, 290.

Riding in Dangerous Place.
Baggage car, 372.

Baggage, mail and freight
cars, 413.

Effect of direction or consent

of trainmen, 372.

Effect of direction or consent
of trainmen--Alabama rule,
374.

Passenger assumes risk, 371.
Riding on Platform.

After being requested to enter,
333.

By permission of carrier, 334.
Negligence in, a question for
jury, 321.

Prima facie negligence, 335.
Violation of rule, 333.

Where act is unnecessary, 332.
Where there are no vacant
seats, 334.

Where there are unoccupied
seats, 334.

Standing in aisle, 458.

CHARTERS.

Construction of, 810.

CONNECTING CARRIERS.
See Carriers of Freight.
CONTRIBUTORY NEGLI-
GENCE.

NEGLIGENCE.

MASTER AND SERVANT.

See Fellow Servants.

Appliances.

Duty to furnish automatic

couplers, 717.

Reasonable care in inspecting
required of master and ser-
vant, 741.

Assumption of Risk..

Defective appliances, 830.
Employee on repair train, 658.
Care Required of Master.

Care of prudent persons, 769.
General rule, 767.

Not same as required for pas-
sengers, 769.
Ordinary care, 768.
Reasonable care, 768.

Due care required of employee,
742.

Duty of employee working on
track to be on lookout for
trains, 807.
Knowledge of employee of co-
employee's incompetency as
notice to master, 624.
Mail crane uear track-negli-
gence of master, 748.
Master not liable for injury to
employee acting beyond scope
of his employment if he was
chargeable with notice of dan-
ger to same degree as master,
779.

Master not liable for injury to
employee voluntarily perform-
ing act beyond scope of em-
ployment, 779.

Presumption as to scope of em-
ployment, 88.

Torts.

Joinder of master and servant
in action for tort of servant,
828.
Liability of master for assault

by servant, 563.

Liability of master for torts
of servant outside of scope
of employment, 562.

MORTALITY TABLES.
See Evidence.

Evidence of similar acts of, 16.
Evidence of similar disconnected
acts, 321.

Obstruction of crossing by rail-
way company, 834.

Pleading negligence in action
for injury to stock, 49.
Presumption of, arising from in-
jury to passenger, 289.
Presumption of, from proof of
injury to stock, 30, 46.
Rebutting presumption of, in
action for injury to stock, 31.
Riding on platform of car is
prima facie negligence, 335.
Speed, 23.

Standing on platform, 321.
NONSUIT.

Contributory negligence appear-
ing from declaration, 281.

NOTICE.

See Stock.

OVERHEAD STRUCTURES.
Duty to give warning of, 381.
PARTIES.

Joinder of master and servant in
action for tort of servant, 828.
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION.
Enforcing order for, 458.
Refusal of court to order, 456.
Surgical examination of plain-
tiff's person, 454.

PLEADING.

Negligence, 49.

Willful negligence, 802.

PROXIMATE CAUSE, 7.

Obstruction of crossing by rail-
way company as, 834.

QUESTIONS OF LAW AND
FACT.

Whether standing on platform
is negligence is question for
jury, 321.

RAILROADS.

Power to hold stock in other
corporations, 825.