McCLELLAN, C. J. That it is the duty of a person approaching the track of a railway for the purpose of crossing it to stop, and to look, and to listen if need be, that is if the exercise of the sense of sight does not suffice to fully disclose the situation for approaching trains, and that the omission of this duty followed by injury in collision with a train, locomotive, or car while attempting thus heedlessly to cross over the t…
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