133 Iowa 474 | Iowa | 1907
The defendant came to Albia, in Monroe county, on the evening of November 14, 1905, and put up at the Transient House. He was assigned to room No. 9, which he occupied during the night, and after breakfast next morning went out into the city: There was evidence tending to show that when he came to the hotel he wore a cravenette overcoat, and that when he went out in the morning he did not take it with him; that, as he went away,- he said to- a man with him that his overcoat was upstairs, and he did not need it. The landlady of the hotel testified that she went into his room in the morning to do the chamber work, and that as she opened the door a cravenette overcoat which having been left hanging on the wall had fallen down to the floor. She says that she picked it up, and as she did so discovered a
We conclude that the record is free from error, and the judgment warranted.— Affirmed.