The San Francisco Call - Thursday, April 18, 1895
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FIGHT A DUEL WITH SWORDS.
Two Well-Known Writers Meet on the Field of Honor.
PARIS, FRANCE, April 17. -- A duel with swords was fought to-day between two well-known writers, Jules Huret and Catulle Mender, arising from the fact that the former connected the latter's name with that of Oscar Wilde. Mender was slightly wounded. Mender is a well-known French author and dramatist. He wrote many novels and several dramatic works, including the comic opera, "Le Capitaine Fracasse."
PARIS, April 17. - A duel with swords was fought to-day between two well known writers, Jules Huret and Catuelle Mender, arising from the fact that the former connected the latter's name with that of Oscar Wilde. Mender was slightly wounded. Mender is a well-known French author and dramatist. He wrote many novels and several dramatic works, including the comic opera, "Le Capitaine Fracasse."
PARIS, April 17. — A duel with swords was fought to-day between two well-known writers, Jules Huret and Catuelle Mender, arising from the fact that the former connected the latter's name with that of Oscar Wilde. Mr. Mender was slightly wounded. Mr. Mender is a well-known French author and dramatist. He is the author of many novels and several dramatic works, including the comic opera, "La Captaine Fracasse."
Paris, April 17. -- A duel with swords was fought today between two well-known writers, Jules Huret and Catuelle Mender, arising from the fact that the former connected the latter's name with that of Oscar Wilde. M. Mender was slightly wounded. Catuelle Mender is a well-known French author and dramatist. He is the author of many novels and several dramatic works.
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