State v. Sells

Tbe case to be bere considered is an unusual one in many of its features. It was tried in tbe court below with an eminent degree of fairness, and, aside *676from certain minor propositions which we need not consider, is presented here upon an exception to the sufficiency of the evidence, and especially -to the sufficiency of the corroboration. The defendant is a physician residing and practicing his profession at Osceola in ■ Clarice County, where he maintained a private hospital or sanitarium at which, at the time in question, there was employed a Miss Sampson as nurse, or assistant. At the date…