San Francisco Chronicle - Wednesday, June 5, 1895
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It is said in London that Oscar Wilde has gone insane and that it has been found necessary to confine him in a padded cell. He did not have far to go, for the man's mental fiber has been snapped and distorted for along time, whether there were any actual lesion of the brain or not. All things considered, it is a pity that his mania did not assume a suicidal form before the unspeakable shame and disgrace, which have fallen not only upon him, but upon his innocent family.
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