Official at First "Thought to Have Attacked His Wife nien of the Sun Company on the evening of the 2nd, Mr.
George Bow, known seriously wounded his wile, was sitting by his side, and woitnded a subber, who was incident has excited the sympathy of all those who appreciate Greumstances, The te answer for his Central Police Station, Wounded in his. resi tion of tie ea The Two Versions first reports were greatly at variance with the later, which apparently tot the were prepared
tried murer his wife and the Bow deli soldier, who had been sitting her, and it was said that the act was committed a fit of the soldier, sturlent offiegr was an oh frie The cadet, at the preliminary hear-completely exonerated Mr. Bow tention to commit murder one. He stated that a of A were there Jooking on at the play, and that they had behaved most rudely, crowding in front of the civilian spectators, When George Bow streted with sonic of Bow lost all control of apparently fired off
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