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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-11-25
The Significance of Bingham's Removal.


There had been for some weeks conflicting ru-
mors as to the Presidents attitude toward the
lilly whites" but this decidedly drastic action
was a great surprise. At the outset of the cam
paign it was generally asserted that the o%usting of
the negro delegates was inspired by the Presi-
dent; that The unsrating of negro delegates in the
North Carolina Republican Convention was
planned by him and Senator Pritchard in their
Oyster Bay conference on the eve of the conven-
ton. Now all this seems to have been erroneous.
On the other hand, if the President feels it nee
essary to Gust the Oily white" leaders in Alabama,
must lie not look with equally marked disapproval
on the similar movement in this State? It is not
likely that it was more extreme there than here.
We understand, for example, that in Wilson
County negro delegates were appointed by a duly
arranged convention, held under the regular Re
publican plan of organization. Then it is said
that five or six white men of the county met on
the train on the way to Greensboro, called their
meeting the "Wilson County Republican Conven-
ton" and appointed themselves delegates to the
State Convention for which they were bound.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-11-25
A Matter of Interest to All Parties.

1t is not our fight, as we have said: still as one
interested in everything pertaining to Southern
progress, we greatly regret that the President
seems inclined to begin a m~eddling policy, calcu-
lated to put the negroes into the position he
thinks they should occupy, regardless of the opin-
ions of the men of his own party who see the con-
ditions as they are. The general feeling of OBJ
servant Southerners in this matter is very well
expressed by the New Bern Journal of Novem-
Der Dist, which says:
"However Democratic the Southern newspapers
may be, there is still the wish upon the part of
even the most ultra, that there might be two
political parties in the South, and these both
white. With this disposition on the part of the
press, the action of the President in the matter
of giving Federal office to a colored man in Ala
bama, with a prospect of political recognition of
the colored race in the South, there is a feeling
of Encouragement over the political outlook.
With the coming of a white party in opposition,
whatever political name it might take, to the
Democratic Party, there would have come health
Ter political conditions, a discussion of issues, and
a vote cast based upon intelligence and a knowl-
edge of facts of what was wanted by the mass of
the people. A political campaign waged between
two white parties in North Carolina, would mean
something. It would prove stimulating in eff
feet, and would tend to assist in the development
and growth of the State, removing the indifer-
ence of the citizens to things political, which
must prevail so long as there is but one white
political party. An intelligent white opposition
to the Democratic party would prove of immense
benefit to Democracy, in arousing it to greater
and better efforts in sustaining it's position by
force of its issues, fully and ably discussed, on the
stump and in the press"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-15
A los COnnites federales
de la isIa.

Tenemos E0tieia de que los etfuersos que
viane realiEando en- la mstr6poli nuestro ami
go ell estimable ioven Rodriguez Cebolefo,
An de terminsr Ia carers que enrsa una
do las UhiversidRdss de Washington pPontO
han de ser cOronadOs de lnanera brilAnte.
en- ell pl 6xlnao mes de Junio obtendrA 81
tftulo que aspfra, nosotros nos peFmitimos
raeomendar, con tode encaPeeimiento, & los
dfVersos comitSs federalss de ID isla, cue no
ahAndonen al iDven compatriota en- sus gene
rosos em pc fios, meskndoe las cuotas cores
pcndientss, tanto los meses en- descnbierto,
como los que han de transcurrir hasta In fecha
msne neionada, er que tsrminarA aus estudios.
Nosotros OnHAmos en- Ii elevaci0n de mi.
ras y en- el acriIoado patriotismo de nuestros
comft6s, que sahrSn eumplir ell scuerdo de Ia
Aism blea refarente eate asnnt0. que tanto
honFa enRteee nuestea colectividad.
No hay qua eehar an olvido los grRndes
M sritos v serviHlos que contra 10 senoF pa
dIe el dector Rodriguez Castro, quisn conssgr6
cen noble dssiLlheres HOstenida perseveran-
ciR, su inteli9eneia su lpluma Ia dsfensa de
nnestros idealea, hasta 1ue iA mnerse extin-
gui6 sac energlas y sus faerzas.
N2da mas adecuado propio para honTaf
la memoria de los husnei, que favorecer as-
tImular 6 los que por 6nica hereucia. reccgie-
ron ds sqn6lloap las virtudes, Les ideas y al
amor In pAtFlA.
Rodriguez ceboIlaro, 6 pesar ID Las diAeul-
aides eon que lneha, cursa notable sprovscha-
rniento la earrafa ds leyasI ana yes termi
NADIA Asts, s&bT1k devolvaF con crecas su psis
ykau partido In protegei6n los benedeios
que Ie haysn dispensado.
No cTsamea neessArto Insistir. an IN Segu-
Fidad que todes los Comites de la aslA sabran
eisnplir gallarilAnenta con 81 dsesr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-15
DESORDEN INAUDITO
del DIR. Van Ness.

De tai puede ealidcarse 10 cue sstE pasan-
do en- aste pueblo, antss tan morigerado cuI-
TO, y en- su iurisdfec6n, de POGO tismpe esta
parle.
Ae reGero, ssHor director, al tuego de ga.
llos de naipes. Hs llegsdo & tai descaro IL
solerencta por parts de las autorldades que es.
tan ll&madas & e0ntener + 6 easttgar esos abu-
sos, que "a en- los eampos. ciancia y paetencia
de 10 poliefa insn'sr. no pasA domingo nj dia
festfvos y avscss hasta los lahorables, que no
SO impEovice una CALLERS an eada eassrfo, sien.
do any pocos loa vsnsorrillos donde no se tue.
ga haFaja psrsnDsmsnse ds dfa de noche.
En In pcblaeiGn pasa otr0 tanto Aver
sorprendi6 IL pOltcfs IN grupo de seis ocho
niAos que, en- unI6n de don szngsnos, iugab&n
. las charas en- 10 via pGbllca Hoy fusron
1aEgados en- Ell Tribunal do policfs, donds fus
rem N altAdos les dos hen bres con doee reaeH
eada nno los nifos absHeltos, por entender
el se11r juez cue eran irresponsible por su tenn
prana edad.
AhOr& bien: esa misuns poiicfa que formu
l6esa denuneia, sabe perfectsmente, que aquf
existen dos tres gariaos donde &c luega todas
las noeAes hRsaa por ell Gfa no hs Gtrevt
do 5eduncisros.
Nosotros, sehor director, 81 90 que esa to
leranCia inusitacn obedec0 atlas consignas.
quorsmos que In lsa entsHR sspa que el comit6
federal ds- essa loeaiidad, an union de todos
lee cefPsligionsrios de vAsr prestigio, pro-
tsslRn indignAd0a de SEINE jante proceder 81
miHmo tiempo llaman la Atsnei6n de Lac auto
ridAdes superiores para que nos salvsn do es-
be naufrsgio neral
Ocrrssponsal,
Hatillo, .Eebrere 1$ de 1909.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-15

seceI6n 4a. Cspitule 20 SusldoE de los am
pleados gSstOs d Ia C8rcel de San Juan. En-
este capitul 10 apRrece una baja para al af1o We
pfGero de 4,o72 dollars, 70 centavos, pues ann
que en- el personal hay un Rumento de 2.016
dollars, los gastos Sc disminuyen en- ~ ,Oss 70.'
Los aumenbos del personal, redBcido este
no q On lsvero an nedico con 800 dollars
cRda uno, nm practIeante con 500 nm bsrbe-
70 con s so hacienda en- TODD s ,0a0 dollars,
eonsistsn en- las signientes plszas dc nnevA
craRci6n IN Aeaide Carcelsro con 720 do
liars un sotR Alcaide subcRroelero CON 430;
una lavera otro IisVero mas del cue ahora
existe con Q 800 cada uno 80 sumenta oil So
lRrio del M6dl0o o $4sO, rebaj&ndose ell del
bArbsFo S56.
Lss ba1as en- los Rastos depsnden prinei-
PRlmente en- eAlculaFSe solo 30 S51. 80 para ls
Rlimentsc6n de ciento ochenta dos pFes0s q
catorCe CentRvos poT dfa Hno, en- lugar d0 los
3 Ia, 800 presupuestos del sf1o curse para
ESQ presos 10 centAvCs diRros. Los dsmAs
conslsten en- hAbeFse suprimido los 1000 dollars
del alquiier del edihc1o los mil doscienSos
cnarenta de imprevlstoa, fjAndese en- lugaY dc
esAs partldaS, Ia de 2,4o0 dollars, para made
raG, cal. aquiIsr del telGfono, banderas, aeeite,
JAb6np escobAs, efsotos de escritorio, otrss
sspenSas no previPbas,
Capftulo 80. Suicides de los EN- pleados y
gantos de In Carcel de Ponce. Asciende 81
total de sste cRpftulo 310.203 so en- vez de los
81 $50 que impcrt6 en- cate B6O, resultsndo asf
una Dsjs para el venidera de $2446.6 So Los
sic 203 SO del ano pr6xlmo SO desComponen Rsi.
Susldos del personal $2O16 6 sean s13s6 mas
o sean - 5S2 so msnos que en- el Gorrlents eter-
sicio. Los aumentcs eopsistsn an GrsAr ana
plaza de CAreelero con 5000 dos de llsVsros
con $500 cads una, GumentRndo & lA misnR
surns ell sueldo del Medieo que aetualmants
solo goEs ell ds s27o rebsjAndo $50 sl del bar
bero que hoy tiene $50 deisndo sin alsera-
sicn los 5000 asignaaos o. pFactIeants y 81 bar
bsro.
Las bsjss en- los galtos sstriban en- la re-
0hcci6n SO. 3s7 so por rsciones para Ia ma
nutenci6n de 12S presoG IA eenDAVos por dla,
en- II gar de los SO 920 quo SO astgnan para
este mo por iguSI concepto pero caleHlGndo
IT'S presoSy y d1eE ssis csntSVos por rsc6n
diRria Las demAs partdas de 5000 dollars
por alquiler del ediaGo, $500 para medieinas
$50 p@rs mobIliArio; s24O para aumbrado y
S6lO para imprevistos, no han sufrido alters
ei6n.
Cap1tulo a. sueIdos de los smpleados y
otroa gastos de 10 CAreel do MRysgusg. Los
primOros Suben en- sl Proyecto 2016 los
tImos q, 8 1880 fernando IN sotaI do . eo46
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-15

que comparados con los 8 $3.50 ealealados para
el aio en- eurso, cfreesn ana ba1e para Ell pr6xi-
mo de sO4 dollars. Tlans ssa bs 10 su oFigen
los gastos cue 81 sho pasade subierOn 6
8 1920 aupqus los sueldos del personal fue-
ron menos ascendiendo sole $40 doaeG, con-
frOntada estR alza con aqueila dtsmin nci6n,
dA por resHltsdo la bsja tosal antes indieada.
La reduction en- los gastes, consiste, 10 nismo
que en- la carcel de Ponce, en- no eRlGulRrse en-
el proyecto mas que las raeiones de Glen pre-
sos 4 catonCe centavos por dia, montsntes
E11O dollars, misntras que para este RGo
computsron las de cisnto veinte eineo pTI.
sloneros . 16 centavoa diarios sean 1900 dol
lars. Las dem&s pSrtidas de slquiler del edi-
fcio 72o. Medicinas 8 300 Mobfliaro so.
AIumbrado $40 la titulada 1mprevistos
. $40, quedAn sin alteration en- cuanto 50 Inn
portancis, variandose solo 10 nomenclature de
In ultima, que Sc expresa destinar ID compFa
de msderss, cemsnto, lsdrillos, pintuRas. es-
cobAs, luz electrical, bsnderas, acsite, efectos
de escrtorio y otr0s imprevistos.
an euanto a1bersonaIj les Rumentos con
sisten en- las nuevas plasas creadAs de an ear
celero con 5000 dollars dos llaveros ecn $500
dollars esds nno. eieVandose 10 sums de SSeo
Ia dotAci6n del M6dico que hoy solo tiene asig.
nads Ia de $27O misntras SO rebsjan $40 los
$50 que disfrUba el bsrbsro J Sc sestiene Ia par
tida de $500 del practlcAnss.
Capftulo 10 G4stos del personal mate
rial dc 10 c6rcel de Humacao. En- ests CAPT
tulo que monta en- el proyecto SO ssS dollars
misntras en- el corrienba afo solo assemble
IS .40s, aparece un amento para sl proximo
e1erclcl0 De @ls s21S dOIsMS sBOeT V1Sso Sn 81
personal v S122 en- ell material
al Rumento de los sueldos consists en- pla.
Eas nuevas que SO cream de I'm csFcelero COS
$50 dollars dos lavsros con $3.50 eadp uno, y
en- ls dotaei6n del M6dico elavsda de $27o
800 mientraa los $50 del bar bero Sc han reba-
jado $40 y Sc han de1sda intactos los $500 del
practieante.
e. exssdente ds los demSa gastos sstuve
en- hsbsrse slevsdo al dupl0 6 sea $50 dollars
los $125 que sc asignaren este sn0 para nedi-
einAs, Y q $3.50 para maderas, csmento, ladri-
lfos, esl, pinSuras, escobass banderAs, stc., los
5000 eomputados este afo para iBprevistos, y
en- ID partda nusVa do SEQ dollars para alqui-
Ter del ediaeio, Otra de $50 para muebles, si
bien sc han rebsjado $2577 los $4580 ealeu-
lados este ano para manuntsncion de los pre-
sos, hjando su Il nero en- $40 en- veS de S75, y
el praciO de IA en- lugar de 16 por ras6n diAria.
Terminaremos oil examen de esta seeci6n
an nusstro prSximo artfcule.
Julian {. BIanco,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-15
AMENAzA TERRIBLE
Resolution anarqUista

La PeTSersT1T14n, pefiodico de Italia, ha
Fecibide por corrse la siguiente epfstoa
@SeGor Director: usted podra escribir en-
ga peTi0iico 10 que le parezcs pero el hscho
ss que sl porvenir pertenece d los anarqristas.
va vera usted pronto, cosas notabIes. Los so-
berAnos deben desapareeer tam bien loe 20.
derosos, con ellos tambien los Ficos. Los
aeoeFAnos pueden rodaarse de guardlas SOL
dsdos pero hemos adoptado IN sistems fnfa-
libe este as e fusii, que dispaFamos no sD
las calIss ~aino desde las ventanas. B.esci ts-
MIA s6Io cGGtro comps feros, prontos para aca-
bar 10 que 81 DO huhiese podidO realfEar. En-
10 sucasivo se elegirGu dieg, v NADIA habr4 en-
el rnundo que pueda impedfr nnestrA Rccion,
porque todo eats previsto el ndmero de los
cue 80 hAllan dispuestos sRcrihcarae por Ia
anarqufa ca ineontable anmenta siempFe.
Es in 6til negaKlo ell porvanir es de los anar-
quistAa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-15
FL fiscal Toro Cusvas
EN- JUANA D1Az

Be hAIla en- Jnana DfAz don Emilio del
roFo Cuevas, fiscal dela Corte OupFem@ Go
Jussleia
Ha lido q investiGar 10 que nay de eleFto
on Seis dennnciRs que ha presentado oon hh-
mon TossAs, ex- presidonte del comite repuoh-
cano, contra el iuez municipal repnolieano
don Juan de Dlos Torres.
Sc dice que se pr0sentaFan osfas uehuA-
elias.
EI sscretario de dicho juzgado pareee que
sene AlgunA eomplicidAd en- los SucesoS quo
Sa delRtan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-15
El 10 de Mario

Para el primero de Mario &c na eensiado
al inieio oral contra el Pollela Nalenun 70 on
, el Alcalds de 10 Cidra Modesto Ferrer' por
hemieidio del 1uez Dc policia de t9aei pueblo
DON Manuel Santiago.
La acusaci6n privadR IN lleva llnteligen-
"a iaTiseonsulto don Juan Was Ocheteco Ia
asfepsa de los rsos loa licepeiAdoa Sres Qua.
6ra GuRmAn BenltsE (Jote)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-15
A los s1scritores
de The Puerto Rico Eerald" "

Hacemos saber los sc nores suscrltoFes en-
sstA isls de The Puerto RICO HeTatd, que pof
alta de n6meros tengan incom pleta la colec-
c6n, que nuestro essin1ado amigo aon Joee =.
Geigel, sgente del colega en- 1saDeIA' tlehe oe
Vents eiemplares bastantes' corfesponolen- 1
tes los DdmeFos H. ID, IA, II, ls, ~, ~, |4'
s2, %, "a, 25, 2e, 81 % de dicha reVista;
EnviaH6 cuAlquier pueblo de - lsla los
cue se lie pidRn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-15
Don Praxedes Santiago

ga encnentYa an Csguas nuestro dlstfu-
guido amigo ecFrsliRionario d0n FFaxeoes
BRntisgo, 1ne5 municipal de In Ciora'
Wac q eonsuitsr con ell 1nriscpnsultc que
lleva Ia ACCUSATION pYivAda en- Id eausa por
N npsEGe vlolsnta da Ga heFmsn0 don Manuel.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-15
PARTlDO FEDERAL
0TIcTEAs En- SAN JUAN

30 seftor Pres4ds7sSe del Ca4eTpo R5ectt&Oo,
por haber mudado su regidencia Santurce,
FeeibfrA en- su dggpacho-San Justo 11-da 1s
o de Ia tsrde ID. IN.
tIscTsturEn QsTNH-sE; Forbalasa Il, altos d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-15
Julian E. sIancO.
Mercado de New York
OOTIzACIONES DEL Ola

Harins do trigo &El GiganteA 81 3 s-sb
Idem de maiZ GGoIdon MaiZe> $50
Id de trigo EEL Premfo Mayors S'06
I'd 4OabaIIo VolanteS SS S-05
Alimento p. caballo Stock Food 1-50
Tocino de Norton 1s-12K
Woodlwn 1875
Tocino GCrecienteS 1880
Jamones California las loo % s-S6
Salchichones 1900
Quesus 1900
Manteca & La VencedOfa Co
rriente) TOO
Manteca La PfimeraD para $50
Libras esterllnss. ............ 4.S4.6Is
Azhcar centrifugsdo. ....... ass
Azdcar msscsbado. do....s...a.. s.1,s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-15
LE0NCl0 BARREIR0

CirujsInc dsntiatR. 0fre-
ce sns servicios nj pdhli-
co. Cs,IIe de Rufz Bslvis.
Caguaa, Pto- RlcO.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-14
ill Be Investigated
By Roosevelt's
Order.
Attempt to Steal Uintah hin
,ral Lands to Be SCrutinized
By Hitchcock.

WASHINGTON, h Jan. 14.-Fresldent
Lseyelt has referred to Secretary
kchcock of the Interior Department
allegation that Henry Z. Payne
recently appointed Postmaster
keral. is a stockholder and official
the Florence Mining Company
hen seeks to obtain prospecting
Eses in the Uintah Indian i.-@rfat.on
Utah. The secretary La~ L,en IL
h,cted to make a thorough lnvest-
hon before ratifying or taking other
lion on the lease.
rhe Presidents action Is based on
made to him by GER
n prominent public men, who said
had been declared under oath that
| Payne is President of the Florence
ming Company. 1t was pointed on,
the President that II Mr.. Payne still
ID this position after assuming the
ties of Postmaster General, or had
financial interest in the company. II
uld constitute a manifest improp-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-14

People here have understood for
sometime that the Murphy influence
was seeking Martins scalp. It was to
Martin that Auditor Vickers sent his
notorious dispatch offering him $500
IL ne would withdraw a printing bid.
The Murphy's and Vickers have long
suspected that Martin put that dis
patcn where the Democrats could find
it, and in consequence his politica!
funeral was not unexpected. But the
appointment of Rogers to an Office by
the Republican President creates a
greater sensation here than did the
announcement of the appointment OF
Daniels as marshal.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-14
The Kelvin District
Rich in Ore Bodies.

KELVIN, Arz, Jan. l1.--John +.
Fullerman, Thos Meehan, Judge
Marshall who have just returned from
Dagger Well describe the new find
near there as being an enormous dyke
OF stringers tipped over on edge by
some great convulsion of the earth at
some very remote period. Erosion has
done the rest leaving exposed a sh arp
ragged dyke Of mineral about $50 feet
wide traceable three miles and run
ming in gold and lead in values varying
from $8.40 to $1,000 to the ton on an
average as far as has been actually
tested. 1t Is smelling proposition as
near as can be determined and will
have to be handled by large com
paEies.. Five miles to the north, how
ever, there are some ledges of free
milling ore upon which quite a num-
Der of Locations are already made
several Mexican people are now in
camp there getting out ore to Arastra,
this is about seven niles from Kelvin.
On Mineral Creek, about three miles
above Kelvin the Bobtail Mining COM
pany have struck fine body of free
milling ore and are putting up a 1--WE
stamp mill
Troy. six miles above Kelvin, has
now over one .-undred men at work
and it is reported that bodies of ore
have been struck that is destined 70
make Troy rival of Jerome in the
production of copper. Mr. Cutting the
genial superintendent of the froy
company, has proceeded with great
caution before erecting mills, etc,
and the consequence is, very extensive
ere bodies rich in copper and gold have
been blocked out. Great secrecy has
been maintained for reason of their
own but your correspondent has OBJ
tanned facts sufficient to entirely war
rant the above statements.
A vast amount of assessment work
is being done, and has been done. All
around here for miles, and with the
early advent of the railroad ..elvin
promises to become quite a mining
center and fiourishing commercial
metropolis as its geographical situa-
ton at the mouth of Mineral Creek
and the ella river and In the midst CT
one of the richest copper and gold re-
gions in Arizona would seem to justi-
fly.
It Is reported that the Old rlpsey
mine where such good results in gold
were obtained few years ago is about
to be reopened by strong English
company. 1t Is about ten miles south
OF KEW Tae New berry Mining oo.n-
pany have quite a force at work on
their mines twelve miles west Oi
Kelyin. II Is boston company other
comp2mies in Boston are negotiating
for properties In the vicinity so the
mining outlook here IS decidedly Ell
couraging.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-14
hississippian's Strange Freaks
Is Probably KnoWnin Arizona

JACKSON. Miss Jan. II. Frank
Strong. the Mlsslssippl lawyer who
recently fgued In sensational dis
patches srom New York as having
mysteriously disappeared fr'1m his
home In Kosciusko mary years ago
turning up in Canada after tive or six
years, during whi' b time his mind
was perfectly blank :urns out to be q
well-known uiss!y:popiar. According
II friends here. this Is his third
mysterious disappearance. Frank
Strong" is Aaron Franklin Strawn.
who graduated from the university oi
Mississippi in 1898.
One of Strawn's college mates here
tells a most interesting story OF
Strawn, which happened at San Fran
cisco. II knew Strawn intimately
said he. I'VE were together in San
Francisco. and while there Frank put
up one of his artistic disappearances
after treating the newspapers aud
public to another extraordinary sensa-
ton. One day he showed up at the
hospital, informed the officials that he
was about to go mad and wanted to be
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-14
Hoar's Philippine Resolution
Discussed in the Senate.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. IA
When the Senate met today concur
rent resolution was passed appointing
Joint commmittee of Congress to
consider the question Of site for the
Hall of Records to be erected in Wash
ington.
MIR. Hoar called up his resolution Of
fered yesterday providing for an in
yestigation into the conduct Of the
Philippine campaign etc, and after
explaining that the purpose Of the re-
solut;on was not to interfere with the
work of the Philippine commission he
claimed that We ought to have some
reliable information regarding the
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-14

put in padded rel So thai he c0sld
not harm himself OF other people. de
told such thrilling stories<of previous
mad spells that he was immediately
accommodated. Here Frank was visit
eddaily by a stream of newspaper re-
porters and others and he poured SEN
sations into their ears through the
bars by the hour for a week. After that
he tired of the cell and was released
on his own certificate of sanity. He
went from the cell to The newspaper
business. and worked on the Examiner
for a time Next he formed a law pratt
nership with a man named Ahrons,
and the firm did a good business for
about a year. when he again dlsap-
peared with the mystery attachment
Strawn disappeared in style equal
ly sensational out in New Mexico lie
was living at Roswell at the time and
vanished one night into thin air as
he was going home. After leaving he
was never heard of there again though
a man answering his description but
with different name was heard of at
various places in Arizona.