The Daily Colonist - Friday, May 17, 1895
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CABLE NEWS.
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Oscar Wilde Will Stand […] His Trial.
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The attorney of Oscar Wilde, referring to rumors that his client would forfeit his bail, stated to a representative of the Associated Press to-day that Wilde would certainly appear for trial on Monday. He is at present staying at his mother's house in Chelsea. His health is in a wretched condition.
The attorney of Oscar Wilde, referring to rumors that his client would forfeit his bail, stated to a representative of the Associated Press that Wilde would certainly appear for trial on Monday. He is at present staying at his mother's house in Chelsea. His health is in a wretched condition.
London, May 16 — The attorney of Oscar Wilde, referring to rumors that his client would forfeit his bail, stated to a representative of the Associated Press that Wilde would certainly appear for trial on Monday. He is at present staying at his mother’s house in Chelsea. His health is in wretched condition.
The attorney of Oscar Wilde, referring to rumors that his client would forfeit his bail, stated to a press representative today that Wilde could certainly appear for trial on Monday. Wilde is at present stating at his mother’s house in Chelsea. His health is in a wretched condition.
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