TELEGRAMS.
ASSAULT AT WELLINGTON.
CASEI DISMISSED 1.
(Per United Press Association.)
WELLINGTON, May 1
Thje Magiistralte to-day dlismiissed the case in which Joseph, D. O'Neill was charged with clausing a,otual< bodily harm to Henry Herrmu>,, rather better known as Sandow, a. professional wrestler and boxer. 'J.he affray took j?laoe in a hotel. The evidence showted that Sandow annoyed accused, and that several blows were strucfk, and that SandoAv bit ,one of O'Neill's fingers. Of Neil 1 had a nail file in the other hand • ait the time, and in his pain forgot he was so armed, and struck Sandow aga,in. inflicting injvries described a« slight.
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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10200, 2 May 1912, Page 4
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