The Pall Mall Gazette - Thursday, June 6, 1895
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OSCAR WILDE'S HEALTH IN PRISON.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT.
In a reply to a letter from Mr. William K. Wilde, asking for information concerning his brother's physical and mental condition, the Governor of Pentonville, wrote re Oscar Wilde, under date June 5th: "The newspaper reports are cruel fabrications. Prisoner is going on very well. In the event of serious illness a communicaiton would be sent at once."
In a reply to a letter from Mr. William K. Wilde, asking for information concerning his brother's physical and mental condition, the Governor of Pentonville wrote, re Oscar Wilde, under date June 5: "The newspaper reports are cruel fabrications. Prisoner is going on very well. In the event of serious illness a communication would be sent at once."
In a reply to a letter from Mr. William K. Wilde, asking for information concerning his brother's physical and mental condition, the Governor of Peutonville wrote, re Oscar Wilde, under date June 5: "The newspaper reports are cruel fabrications. Prisoner is going on very well. In the event of serious illness a communication would be sent at once."