State v. Waters

The accused was convicted of having had sexual intercourse with his cousin, Bernice Sewell, a girl but little over fourteen years of age, under a statute declaring it rape so to do with a female under the age of fifteen years. She testified that in the latter part of February, 1905, the accused, who was sleeping' in an adjoining room, came to her bed where the act occurred, and that this happened repeatedly thereafter, the last time in June following. All of this was explicitly denied by the accused.

*482That the prosecutrix had intercourse with some one is fully established by the evidence, and…