State v. . R. R.

It appeared that, at a former term of the court, the judge having ordered a bill of particulars, the same were furnished at April Term, 1907, as follows:

"The State files a bill of particulars herein as follows:

"1. The train was running north.

"2. The day on which the same was run was a Sunday between the 1st of May and the latter part of July, the exact date the State is unable to state."

The Solicitor stated that the above bill of particulars was all that he was able to furnish, and the same was accepted by the court as full compliance with the order of the court.

After this was done, to wit,…