New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19
CHAPTER Ill.
THE VISIT TO THE DEA

CHAPTER III.
TIE VISIT THE DEAD.
In ,unn,,oas apartm.r of the gopfeou. man.
ops of Sal, Lake City sat youns lady of apparently twenty
wears of age loose wrapper purple hue which
hmonzed bril- any with her hea,hfal complexion aud we'll
developed features. While double attraction to the
ou.e contour her perfect form. Her counenance
mild and placid her eyes ard mouth only niauitins the
ton that moved her, Her eak hair modesty confined BY
small bandeau while the richest ~ bosoms peepad out
from the purple hamev ofk Of the dress, watch turned
back from the srchins neck.
She held in her hand g. piece OF needle work. but lay
.ey her lap her dark eyes peedBg through long
pendant she' with something OF sad sleam were fixed ab
ssctsdy upon the carpet Such Linda Afdne, whose
brother have bru4y hung upon tree She Is 10 the
mansion Of Elder Pra,t-bis sealed mattress
they have driven my brother from the city at Last she
nunnued sadly; feared his secretion would lead this
Ara now am l.re sone know not why Is, but dread
ills felt and consn. while he here; bat
now h. he gone fear Sealing my heart that
al {. right But where caa Farley stayp
III. Soor It wa. mesenser with letter She rseosailed
The upcr.cp,ion in pencil. L Lemuel,her Brothers!
D,sR LsoA have been drceiyed -betrsyed! Ny doom
Of the city tly Instructed
hang me- In few monen:s move shall die sister-ie by
in calling Prophet q, sister fly the city Go back TO our
lovely valley Of Connecticut and live yirtuou' life Farewell
my eAe'u'One'' ''e waiting '' I.isSn ARDENEu
GOOD Heavens exclaimed with ivd lps tn b. ,utifal
t she ,o.red TO the yan, aud buried her face in her
And -. his bapdwritiaG-h. sn.ure By heavens.
be and gain clue the murderr they will lind Ar
dine left that will prove more terrible than be"
s:"d for moment a. though plating some dsnus
scheme Then touching bell upon The table she waited but
James saddle the Mustang colt which the Elder bought for
yesterday end lead him BY oey~s,' to the Ss.eIn part
stand Raising her hpser .,snhean,ly ,,,.
ayes madame" The servant b. we'd himself out
Thy could not haze far to do the deed she exclaimed
quickly for they nave not had time will 60 to tue east
Now ry dsuls And with excited step she left the
rom
psr,ed by the road side the suburbs OF the city, holding By
The rein black horse OF that fleet species known the Mtans
liant name patti. ly though weary of the slow pace
Which he bad been brought to the sp't momet after awo
Ii they for at the house she said addressing the ser
Yes madame replied the servant.
Thu, approachng tn. noble horse she p,tted him gently
the he % ked ground aud his fierce seemed to
Now Mcn,.zuna. for a quick race" she cried with
New England style, she yanlied, una''sd into The
The horse apparently understanding her words scarcely
waited for her her .rp bat on the rCsi
The moon bad ust above the horizon lie r-oa burn
ing and it's red sans human zee seemed to be sazias
swept HE daa nes'ensers Of coming pssus
before Ardne rihed in her fiery e.d within the cunp
known ths Eastern rJvr and suzed wildly around
not squirting her horse from she szed
with dlated and h,aviDs bosom but COULD no snPse
had taken the track might never ind nht never
20. te- IN witch ,f4r rus rns ncr euro5n
found exclamation Of Joy ar rope swing
which had ercircled leck They hi peb.p. failed tie
hts h,Ldto aju tie rope Propfy 96out hi n.et-4nd be
with joy fr LeInuel srdine YVES free
Then dark THOUGHT came Ike cloud eyer he, min and
eTs .xecuonrs had only hung but bS,'ee ain! IN 20
was paus billy la this thought tor b. policy
leave h body hang there as 10 Tor the yutGe ga an ot
hor 10 even paserby. Linda pale and t.einuoIs
this thought gaast her miod s rod G;ef the en froaad
ant ouu5 end round t sove Perns INTO every hao" "a
search f her broLers BIT bcr search wa vn and
jisa, u-a snd DETECTED she about to turn NJ. horse.
headh mewd when h~r eye caught eight OF the c7mPhre %!
the om graft party 10 ID" southwark ,,,,
Fired with he~ hope 'he applied the spur - he, spued
.c.d and dashed away toard che amp Joy ont hear
Toe t her eye detected amid the group %s he-aar o.ptae5
saved t The ten BILE death to which ne had been )lgaed
Throwing herself from her horse she rushed into arms *
ssmiIe; 80
"Ser. Canitbs And have y5u LEFT these Mormon mis-
ceaIts hy with back to native laui cried AliGe,
MOI no, hat" ai9 Lindo, he'4:i9sy but feared
And tina: not is no fault OF those who were seat to
; And how did you cscape ;" l,ted Linda snyiou.ly.
Adne PROCEEDED to naste the OF ais release BY the
be., him in my heart, said Lnd,. when he had
cuded; " but whth,E 50 you now, brother"
Those friends have requested re T. 90 with them to cs-
forIia You win ecc smpaay Us. md
Linda turned away and with bound leapod into her cad
die
NO. brother" she cried now that you safe am sat
i,f.d But brothrr-Idm stU a Mormon "
Ardpr ,prsng forward aud erpd at the hor,s rens but
he rarted aside. au1 he missed his bold - -
Farewell. brother" cried the iniatu.ted gtr May God
bless yon juTrey 10 the Eli rao AZ :r mel re-
to the Holy City " aud she pdrred her horse Tor the e
tUIn
Jour soul and blight every hour 81 y'di e c'ea
Ardiue In . tone Of fearful rsse. -
The ain, cas-. one look backward Tha 'eli upon her
Manehe check curse aud hcl prompted
BY desperation she dashed the ai1 aud s' ''oh out OIL
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