RECAFTURED PRISONERS.
A TERRIULK EXPERIENCE (By Telesraph.—Press Association.) CIIUISTCHUECH, this day. Delaney and (Jibiioiu, the two prisoners ■who esciipid from gaol last Tuesday, mid iwre i-.:ptured at l>ake C oloriiiL'.- mi SaUiiviay evening, were brought before -Mr Oay* S.M.. to-day and remandfd in lii'kitikd 'I'iieii-tranip across the rini_'< ~ inifl have been a terrible
experien. .'. -.rii.L , tin- bitterly cold weather. th(-ir insiniiiMi'iil. clothing, and the fact tnat they 1ia.,1 littlo or no food. Frequently they iiii,l to ford ice-cold rivexs, only to thfiii to be arre-sted at the'ls~t place nivrc the police were expected ti> be. The men had procured outside olorhinc to replace thp garb, but retained their gaol umle.relothing. They stoutly drr.i.'.l thi-ir identity when arrpstpfi. bin the underclothing betrayed them. The men had virtually been travelling day and niirht from their escape to their lodgment in the lock-up.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 155, 1 July 1907, Page 2
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140RECAFTURED PRISONERS. Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 155, 1 July 1907, Page 2
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