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were pupilSheu In the interests of tho.
public.
me verdict was received with loud
applause In court, and Justice Collina
iiiaoe no attempt to check it. The
4Hd iquls OF Queensberry was then dis
charged from custody, and left the
court triumphant, smiling and sur.
rounded by his friends. The defence
II appears, had a long
ARRAY OF WITNESSES
on hand, including walters EMPLOYED
IN hotels of Paris, London and otbe.
cities, which Wilde had visited.
oscar Wilde has written a letter ia
newspapers, in which he saws. "Tt
was not possible to prove NV casa
without putting Lord Alfred Douglas
III the witness box against his father
LORD Alfred was extremely anxious n
go INTO the box, but 1 would not allow
It, hather than put him in such
PAINFUL position 1 determined to retire
ltohl the case, bear upon my own
shoulders Whatever shame and ignom,
my might result from not prosecutina
the Marquis of Queensberry.
Later in the day application u,os
made at the Bow street nolica oo,,rt
before Sir John Bridge. the nresidins
magistrate, for a warrant fo1, tba
rest of Oscar Wilde, and the maois.
trate granted the application
Othclals of the treasury denar+r,or+
utoer which branch of the government
pubic prosecutions are directed. visited
DOW street police court several ti,,,ao
tIlS afternoon previous TO the or.,+
ING ol the warrant for Oscar WiIde,s
arrest. UDon the occasion of tbo,.
last visit they We're accompanied Inv,
detective and by two bows. After
snort consultation between the trao.
ury ofhclals anG Sir John Bridge dr..
ing which several Questions We're od.
dressed to the detectives and 70 ,ho
buys the magistrate issued the wa
rant. 9 war;
Wide spent several hours in com.
Pany win Lord Alfred Douglas ar
ilotei IN Holborn. His brouyhan woc
waiting In front of the hotel EarIv
nc AFTERNOON LoSd Alfred drove IN
- cdshed check and returned
Wr,, 1ne motel Soon afterwards both
WI W. anu Lord Alfred drove awav.
niue was arrested at the Cadooon
motel. Sloan street. and taIra,, ''ii
oy two detectives to Scotland - ID"
WILDE AT SCOTLAND warn
me name of Oscar Wilde has baa,
,,ort;e ioill the play bills and adj
G. I OF the two theaters. the
two ~ 80 anu the Haymarket, where
~ VI MS plays are running
wide wore an ulster and q GILL
lie was very pale but cool Il nat
arrived at Scotland Yard ~. 'i ne
sons witnessed his arrival +boro 20
nose who did, maintained siIenoo 't,u
$40 p. m. Wilde was arraierad ~. "a
DOW street notice cO,r+ 'AA~
y called at the Cadogan hotel r,i.b
couple of friends when at e.9o ",'h d
detective walked into Tho 49," N,
asked for him He was ebo,. M
room where Wilde was ond 49, 'iie
under arrest. Wilde said not1-i,1ar i-4
immediately went with the datecti,,a
who took him to Scotland VI 49,
'ne warrant was read. The nrieoror
remained silent througbo,,+ ~,
ceedtngs, He was then taln,, - - e.
street. He was not arraigna7 =,
PUiice court, as was at first stated b,,+
placed in the dock in the noIica et,tio-.
Here he stood with his hands g., ~.
pockets while the charge aeainst t,i1.
was being taken. A police inenao+a..
then read the charge aloud and .sl,o1
Wide II he had anything to saw oddi,,o,
the usual warning that anvtbino he
SAID might be used against him tn
prisoner remained apparently ind,rrar
eht ana made no reply. He was then
searched, after which he was
LOCKED IN A CELL.
Shortly after he had heen loCI,a1 -,
one of his friends arrived in = carrfa,[ n
at the station, with small aIadstl9C
Dag containing change of clotbine
1.ia
refused to permit him to leave II
Later Lord Alfred Douglas went 70 the
police station and inquired whether
Wide could be admitted to bail. The
police inspector explained that WiIda
mad been arrested for a criminal of.
tense, which did not allow of bail being
accepted until he had been arraiened
in court
Lord Alfred was greatly distressed
by this information. He was told nv
the inspector that Wilde had blanket
and other requisites in his cell to be
as comfortable as the police resuIa-
tons allowed.
The prisoner will be allowed to re.
ceive food from a hotel until tomor-
row, when he will be arraigned i'm
court on charge involving a penal
offense.
MARQUIS SON VINDICTIVE.
The Leader publishes an interview
with Lord Douglas, of Hawick, in re-
Iation to the Wilde scandal. Lord
Douglas says: Myself and every
member of the family, except father,
disbelieve entirely all the charges.
We think them simply part of the
persecution father has carried on
nc
and that Mr.. Wilde and his counsel
are to blame for not showing, as they
could have done, that that was the
fact
The Morning says that Wilde re-
ceived the notification of his arr est
with languid nonchalance, plaintivcly
asking whether he would be allowed tc
furnish bail. When accompanying tho
detective who made the arrest he took
under his arm a copy of the yellow
Book" When he arrived at Scotland
Yard he asked whether ne would be al
lowed a private cell, and whether he
would be allowed to smoke. When the
charge was read to him, accusing him
of indecencies with male persons on
March %, 1888, and divers other dates,
he smiled and requested that the dates
be repeated.
The Chronicle says editorially: Il.
suffices for us to know, as some re-
turn for undanning the putrid stream,
that our life is rid forever of q pestifer-
GUS. poser decadence which has re-
ceived its death blow, and the way is
cleared for increased whoIesomencss
in life. We seem for some unhappy
hours to have been shuddering Wit
nesses of a bastard revival of society
under the late Roman empire, or
against the dark background of tho
Italian renaissance
His Addiction Ended.
LA CROSSE, Wis, April 5.-Hugh
Cameron, brother of ex-senator Angus
Cameron, died today in the Mendoza
insane asylum. He was at one time