Williams v. State
Supreme Court of Georgia
Crimiual law. Evidence. Adultery and fornication. Before Judge Attawat. City court of Cartersville. June term, 1890. Reported, in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Simmons, Justice.
"Williams was indicted and tried for the offence of adultery and fornication with one Fanny Smith, alleged tobe an unmarried female; and was. convicted. During the progress of the trial, "Wilkerson was introduced as a witness by the State, and testified as follows : “ I knew Fanny Smith’s husband; his name was Charley Smith. About six or seven years ago I had Charley Smith at work on the streets under sentence. After his time was out he left here and went to the State of Alabama. Soon after he left here, Fanny Smith came here in search of Charley Smith and said he was her…
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