Ogden Daily Standard | 1893-03-05 | Page 5 | Vagrancy as a Profession

vagrancy 1 an is Joll I 1 I 1 vagrancy eaid said superintendent web tyre 0 tho the albany penitentiary in rescom ti to a question w as much of a profession exion as burglary highway robbery or bunko of I 1 cour court t it is i hardly to be claw classed d with those I 1 professions but even as there at are crofts profs a tonal cracksman cricks cracks men thieves and bunko artist artists so u me are there professional vagrant vagrants it is not a disease but some detect defect la in their moral and physical nature which leads them to prefer the canles careless life of the ilag ag to one of thrift and arid industry I 1 bale have had bak I 1 so many at tho the institution in ili my time i 1 I I 1 bavo have come to thoroughly understand tho the class one min who as with for tareo months boasted that he lie had hall spent more morts or less time iu in every jail all and penitentiary throughout new ew york new england and iiii albany journal