Outlaw v. State

William Outlaw was convicted of assault with intent to commit murder in the second degree.

The evidence discloses that Mrs. Ingram, the wife of the man assaulted sent two telegrams to Outlaw, one on the 3rd and one on the 4th. The first read: ‘ ‘ Come today if you cannot wire me care Jennie Skipper.” The second read: “Come today by one or two.” Both were signed “Addie.” In the after noon of the 4th Mrs. Ingram walked out on what is known as the Glendale road, where she met Mr. Outlaw, who was traveling in a car. She got in the car with him and they rode together some distance and turned and…