State v. . Wagstaff

Tbe first exceptive assignment of error discussed in defendant’s brief is addressed to tbe court’s sustaining tbe State’s objection to tbe interrogatory propounded by defendant’s counsel to tbe State’s witness, a physician, as follows: “And in those other instances was there tbe same measure of calm and placidity that you observed here?” Tbe witness had testified that be was called to see tbe prosecu-trix in tbe early morning after tbe alleged assault was committed upon her and that be found one small mark “just reddened and might have been caused by trauma, blow or force or something” on her…