White v. State

Appellant was convicted of assault and battery with intent to kill. There was evidence to the effect that he ordered a sausage sandwich at a restaurant kept by a man referred to as “the Greek,” and was dissatisfied with the sandwich served to him; that he exchanged some words with Sidney Hammond, the waiter who brought him the sandwich, after which he went outside, and a few moments later threw one or more stonés at the restaurant building, and fired a revolver through the window close to Hammond’s head; that a police officer caught him by the wrist and demanded the gun, when he said he'…