Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-08

WILLIAM WALDORF ASToR.
Naturally, the Wilde disclosures con-
tinue to be the absorbing topic of CONVEX.
sation at the clubs, etc. The stand taken
by The ST. James Gazette in refusing to
print the details of the case is attracting
much attention and the paper has been
delugod with letters of approval. The
action of ST James Gazette is likely to
prove good stroke of business for the
proprietors of that publication. On Thurs
day last, the second day Of the trial, in
place OF the usual news placards, which
all the newsboys display, the placard of
The st. James Gazette read: 1.-The only
paper in London with no details of the
Wilde case"
Edward NJ. Carson, @. c., NJ. p, who
SO ably and rclontlessly conducted the
case of the Marquis of Queensberry. was a
classmate of Oscar Wilde at Trinity col
lege, Dublin, The presiding judge, JUS
tice Collins, is also an Irishman.
Wilde has been making immense sums
OF money lately out of his plays and books.
His plays are now running at two London
theaters, and many companies are playing
them in the provinces.
George Alexander. proprietor and man
ager of the St. James theater, stated last
night that II it were not for the fact that
the withdrawal OF Wilde's play, 1.-The I'M
portance of Being Earnest" would throw
l20 persons out OIL employment, ne Wouid
at once stop it. Therefore, unless the the
going public manltests It's dlspleasure
Of the author by refusing to witness his
work, ire play at inc ot. James Will DC
continued as USUAL. Inc authors name
will be omitted from the bills and adver-
tiscment in future.
Woman, and.other weekly newspapers,
prints portraits OF Miss Mary Letter OF
Chicago, giving her history and that of
Hon. George Curzon, NJ T., eldest son of
Baron Scarsdale, and late under secretary
of state for India, to whom she is engaged
to be married. The wceklies describe
superbly educated and speaking and writ
ing several languages with easy 1luency.
One account OF Miss Letter says that the
Chicago store of her father is so big that
Whitely's entire establishment might be
put liz Il cornerot 1t.
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