L'Indépendence Belge - Saturday, April 13, 1895
This report was originally published in French. Machine translations may be available in other languages.
ÉTRANGER
L'affaire Wilde
La seconde comparution du poète Oscar Wilde et de son co-accusé Taylor, un heune homme de 21 ans, ex-valet de chambre, devant le tribunal de Bow-street, pour l'instruction de l'affaire, a eu lieu hier, et le principal incident a été l'interrogation du témoin Parker. Nous ferons grâce à nos lecteurs des ignobles détails révélés; il nous suffira de constater qu'ils confirment pleinement l'accusation portée contre l'auteur de Un mari idéal, Oscar Wilde, réintingré dans sa prison immédiatement après l'audience, a perdu tout son aplomb. Il a maigri et considérablement vieilli en quelques jours.
FOREIGN
The Wilde Affair
The second appearance of the poet Oscar Wilde and his co-accused Taylor, a 21-year-old ex-valet, at Bow-street Court for trial in the case took place yesterday, and the main incident was the interrogation of Witness Parker. We will spare our readers the ignoble details revealed; it will be enough for us to note that they fully confirm the accusation made against the author of An Ideal Husband, Oscar Wilde, reinstated in his prison immediately after the hearing, has lost all his composure. He lost weight and aged considerably in a few days.