McDilda v. State

The evidence reveals that the chronological order of the events leading to the indictment and conviction of the defendant, W. H. McDilda, for the simple larceny of a cow and calf, was as follows: John Fuller testified that he was the husband of the prosecutrix in the case, Fannie Fuller, and that they were living together as man and wife during all the times in question on this case. According to John Fuller, the defendant came to their home on a Saturday with the son of a Mr. Roberson, whom Fuller apparently knew, to see about buying the cow and calf which he is charged with stealing. The…