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NZ Truth, Issue 539, 16 October 1915, Page 6

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" _____ A REMARKABLE CRIMINAL . . y ■ . .. ■ m .. , „ P BiOGRAPHY_OTROBERT BUTLER A Murderers Maniiscrip* quo. xa.) Atter Butler, under the name of War- sentative of that Journal succeeded m ton had been sentenced to death, pub- securing an Interview with the conIlc interest lv Brisbane, m fact damned criminal a few days before his throughout Australasia, was quickened, execution. It might be well to explain While the .trial was pending it here that the gates of Boggo-road would have been unfair to have gaol, Brisbane, m which the condemned made it known that Warton, as man was confined, cannot be opened Butler, had on a previous occa- with a corkscrew; as a matter of fact eion stood his trial for murder m there is considerable difficulty In proNew Zealand, and In fact, had had a curing the necessary permit to internarrow escape from the gallows, or that vj©w lie was a . ' f A CONDEMNED PRISONER, CRUEU COLD, CALCDIiATINQ but uko j^^ u^hs a t lockCRIMINAJj ' smiths particularly when a man's life Naturally, the condemned man, when j 8 at s take and when matters which It was learned that he was a really re- affect tlie public generally are not given markable criminal, became the object Q publicity th^t they should have, of interest. People wwe told that he [ Qn reaching the gaol, says Brisbane ■was, Ofi Indeed he waa, an accompllabed " wo wefro courteously received musician, drtd here '•Truth." desires to . by Various officials whoso duty was mention that In Dunedin, 33 years ago, to a< arnit us. After a short wait, the Butler did actually figure m the dour eeQ lal and gentlemanly superintendent city as a critic of mulsic on a Dunedin ot pr ison, Captain Pierson, arrived; newspaper. Peoplo m Brisbano learned _^ a^ on perusing the permit, conducted all about him, how for six hours he had oa to t^ e ceil m which Warton was addressed a Dunedin jury with telling con lined force, and how, on his own con- The ccl i i 8 about 15ft by 12ft., and fessipns, which enabled him to cheat mrm mm* /iitp the hangman, ho had merited Bentences THB muN OJ ; X , of a life-long character. - covered with latticed steel wlro so Naturally, Brisbano "Trtith" took an closely woven that it Is barely possible interest In these mattiors, and a repre- to push the point of one a flngor . URIG ACID DANGERS ", ENOUGH of this Poison gets /jftiu '** ; t * r " into the Blood «very few /»»cur» hourß peath. Your "?*^C\siK* yfi?- T^* *» Kidneys alone can save you. kSSSSIJ/a * When excess uric acid is *bS^^^^&*- ueys, it owwes more disease ■j|gffiy? 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