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Show Mint ami iutnii:is. Patriarch Loreno D. V, unjf, bruthiroflhu l.tu President llrlghaui Voting, It Hearing the close uf Ida both ear Although (vnirlricd Io his home hot, onildtrlng hla nlvancel age, remirkably mil prcurtcd. Ill-mental Ill-mental fuultlea are bright font iimn ol hla years, aud hu coiitlutita to take a llvdy lutereat In public question-'. Vtaterday hu remarket to n frl. n whovlsltut him that when li - s i ytaraliotlll hot uupleled tl it II h e lived bn-irln till in r al in . anj other in, nil er i r lot, iat..i either alio t tie b iusi 1nB IIUi ainilj have. , et i, teen noh i n r lougiivity. On the night of ihe ITlli lint., nn ex citing Incl lent uccurreil near Albany, Wliltrahlre (Jr.., Ilia. 'William Hear, don, Altx-rt Hurrisepu and John Van Nourls, all Intoxicate!, got aboird n passenger train nt tint place and eclcd bulattrously. ( hlrf Detective Hum. I bruy, of the New Vork Ceiitr-il railroad, rail-road, who wa on the train with his wll and chill, uttenlpled In quid tin in, an 1 they tried to throw Mm from thu car With the aid of trainmen train-men and iassengera Humphrey subdued sub-dued them. Afterward Iteardon and Ilurnseen fouilii with knives and Humphrey again Interfered, lit ar Jon tried to kill Humphrey, but the latter overcame him and bound him with a lie)! cord. Hear Ion toon got looae nnd stalled for Humphrey with a litiirc. Humphrey again overcamn the ilea. peradoand rolled hint. Thu dljtiirb. ant u created a ianlo among tbe passengers. pass-engers. When the Iralu reiched Poughkeoile, Chief Humphrey bad all Ibreu of tho men locked up. The Urandln farm of North Dakota, alhlatctl lu tho Ited lllvtr valley, Is called by Benator Catey the finest In the United HI, te. It I in from lll.laK) tol3,0K acre under cultivation, and during the pi-t ten jelrs Ita pruflu liavU-eu$ISa,0)U. Bump time during the prugrcsa of the World' Kalr nt Chicago the auarchlsla will unveil In Waldhelm temetiry a splendid monument to tho men who vtero executed In HSil. Tin commit-tcoapjailnted commit-tcoapjailnted for the purpose thu nlhtr day selected the deslxn furnished by Alliert Welnert of Chicago. A heroic grouplu bronze, embodyliig the sculptor's sculp-tor's conception of Prelllgath'a em, "Die Ilevojiitlou," and bronze meilal-Ion meilal-Ion buat rf Bplrs, Jlngcl, Parsons, I.loggand Kislur will lu fraturea of thn monument. On tbu base will I u In acrlbedBplea'lait worda, "Our alienee will tio more puwirful than words could be." Tho monument will la, alxteull fret In htlghu The cost will U, marly SStWD. |