Davis v. State

ON REHEARING.

February 11, 1914.

HABPEB, Judge.

Appellant in his motion for a rehearing undertakes to complain of paragraphs of the charge of the court to which he filed no objections at the time of the trial. The sole objections presented to the court read as follows,: “Now comes the defendant, J. W. Davis, by his attorneys, and presents his objections to the court’s charge herein, as follows, towit: The defendant excepts and objects to paragraph No. 10 of the court’s charge, because said paragraph refers the jury to what words the deceased might have spoken to the wife of defendant, and refers…