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The Globe - Monday, July 29, 1895
Oscar Wilde is now confined in Wormwood Scrubbs prison. The chaplain writes to his family that the prisoner is enjoying good health and is working resignedly. He is not compelled to walk the treadmill and picking oakum is his employment.
The Brooklyn Citizen - Sunday, July 28, 1895
LONDON, July 27.– Oscar Wilde is now confined in the Wormwood Scrubbs prison. The chaplain of the prison writes to his family that the prisoner is enjoying good health, and is working resignedly. He is not compelled to walk on the treadmill, but is employed in breaking stones and picking oakum.