The Advertiser - Wednesday, May 22, 1895
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CABLE MESSAGES.
OSCAR WILDE.
THE SECOND TRIAL.
FORMER EVIDENCE UNSHAKEN.
LONDON, May 20.
At the second trial, before Mr. Justice Wills, to-day, the evidence originally given by the witnesses Parker and Woods as to the manner in which the rooms frequented by Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor were conducted was repeated without variation.
At the second trial, before Mr. Justice Wills, to-day, the evidence originally given by the witnesses Parker and Woods as to the manner in which the rooms frequented by Oscar Wilde and Alfred Taylor were conducted was repeated without variation.
Both witnesses were subjected to a rigorous cross-examination by Sir Edward Clark, Q.C., the counsel for the defence, but their testimony was not shaken in any particular.
Both witnesses were subjected to a rigorous cross-examination by Sir Edward Clark, Q.C., the counsel for the defence, but their testimony was not shaken in any particular.