A CHAUFFEUR'S REVENGE.
■ POLICE COMMISSIONER SHOT. By Telegraph—Preas Association—Oop»rlght London, November 27. Albert Bowes, a chauffeur, fired three times at Sir Edward Henry, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, outside the letter's Kensington residence. The Commissioner was wounded in the groin, the wound being serious. His assailant was arrested. Bowes had recently applied for a license to drive a taxi-cab, but was refused. (Rec. November 29, 0.20 a;m.) London,. November 28. Bowes lind been refused a license because he had beon convicted of dnmkenness. After the third shot, Sir Edward Henry slammed the door in his assailant's face, and his chauffeur seized tho revolver md throw Bowes to the ground. Sir Edward Henry'B wound is not dangerous.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1610, 29 November 1912, Page 5
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116A CHAUFFEUR'S REVENGE. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1610, 29 November 1912, Page 5
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