Sydney Evening News - Friday, June 7, 1895
This report was originally published in English. Machine translations may be available in other languages.
NEWS BY CABLE.
(From Evening News Correspondents.)
Oscar Wilde.
ON THE TREADMILL.
INSANITY
DENIED.
LONDON, June 6.— Oscar Wilde when first sent to prison was put to work for six hours daily on the treadmill. At present, however, owing to sickness, he is engaged at picking oakum.
The governor of the gaol in which he is confined denies the report that Wilde has become insane.
The governor of the gaol in which Oscar Wilde is imprisoned denies the report that Wilde has become insane.
The Governor of the Gaol in which Oscar Wilde is confined denies that Wilde is insane.
The governor of the gaol in which Oscar Wilde is confined denies that Wilde is insane.
The governor of the gaol in which Oscar Wilde is confined denies that Wilde is insane.
The governor of the gaol in which Oscar Wilde is confined denies that Wilde is insane.
The governor of the gaol in which Oscar Wilde is confined denies that Wilde is insane.
The governor of the gaol in which Oscar Wilde is confined denies that Wilde is insane.
The governor of the goal in which Oscar Wilde is confined denies that Wilde is insane.