Too, too, utterly utter! Remarkable effect of the appearance of Oscar Wilde, the apostle of Aestheticism, on the streets of New York City.
Waifs and strays of a great city - A group of homeless New York Newsboys.

Ella Shingledecker, wife of a Bourbon, Ind., man, adopts a novel method of getting rid of her husband.
Ella Shingledecker, of Bourbon Ind., recently tried to poison her husband with strychnine. She then drove eight-penny nails in his ear while he was asleep. Shingledecker is badly injured. His wife was arrested and held to await the result of his injuries.
"Drove Nails in his Ear." The National Police Gazette 17 Sep 1894: 6.


