Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit February 7, 1899, No. 288 (Fidelity Mut. Life Ass'n of Philadelphia v. Miller)

WADDILL, District Judge

(after stating the facts). The assignments of error are 11 in number, but it will not be necessary to take them up in detail. They are substantially covered by the following statements: That the court erred — First, ini permitting a letter written by deceased to his wife, dated May 25, 1897, the day before his death, to be given in evidence by the defendants in error and