The Herald - Friday, April 5, 1895
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FROM YESTERDAY'S
LATE EDITIONS.
NEWS AND NOTES
The little finger of Oscar Wilde's left hand is covered nearly to the nail with rings.
The little finger of Oscar Wilde's left hand is covered nearly to the nail with rings.
Some years ago when the æsthetic movement was at its height in London Oscar Wilde, now prosecuting the Marquis of Queensberry, received large sums of money from people to design their furniture and otherwise arrange the art fittings of their homes.
Some years ago when the æsthetic movement was at its height in London Oscar Wilde, now prosecuting the Marquis of Queensberry, received large sums of money from people to design their furniture and otherwise arrange the art fittings of their homes.
Apropos of the shocking suggestion which permeates the report of the trial of the Marquis of Queensberry for alleged criminal libel, a resident in this city has been reliably informed that there is now actually a periodical published and privately circulated in London advocating an abominable practice.