, 1869-07-10
A SINGULAR ROMANCE.
How they Manage Crrtn1n Matters
In MoFnsondoni-vhy tho Younger
Young CAmo 10 Snn Erancixco-A
Noble Woman Persecutad by the
sAEA1nGa,r,

Frp7a ne San Frunei4eo cxsoniel, J,p,s g.
:. 1here is ronance~-a .sseaest.ontl '7rom41ee.
n5S9 a wM;u9defylnz = 5s ne apneasanee Of Joseph
ago made Der escspe fioa sais LassT e tiiy. IT, .Tas IT,
seas e
though that taIent haa never been Illustrated sny.
suesTo saoeps q s,p 60 tss oos ~ e Rsha@
sse5ae roona 1sE %ESen oG3sst0s: 2ss s..u.s e
1 upon her to induce
"ths would be dampcd Il 6he ulin LHshe repfled
tnat she "would he d---d Il abe did," Accord
nKfy, as abe wouldn't mary, she i1ad 70 get ont Of
Ltah. 6hu cAme to California, snd joseph caua
alter her. Our nntncictz bankers, merchants and
ncNspapef men have been led to believe thai Jo-
Cfah Central Railroad, 0nd he has bceu e1tena!ye
( fet.tl and dtne., snd wtned, In consequence Of
that their attentions to this sclun oi the Bn1haH,
9ynatty might ,rossihly resuit IN the ,Drresse Of
And The City eI 8lunera, AI San Fraucisco. '
bat the fAct Is, Joseph Is regarded ut home a. 4
III theep sad prodtga1 eon. lie does not ataad
would never dream Of tnt.ustIn9 hin win n i'm.
poftAns business ulsa&on. He has 10 tnflnencs tr
saansSE y y homc, ws!e he rc9a1ded simply ~
particularly last yonhH mRD, u3ort aduitteo xf7
pleasure than to buslness, and better qualified toT
dlstInguishlog himself 1t billards than a oar.
VINO haye 6een paying psIeu,sT astsauon h 9hf:
branch Of the Young fimiiy, under 'tao n,ea "a tass
some;ning waa q . mads oa. of ii xill Ind tass
Our readers wiD remember that Alss A1sxsud ar.
Iep9ied 70 Be m actfes ~ ol Mnfs than oniiuafyts
Z tRa IL 9sus ,ss a
snnouaeemeat Wh5 mott Hscsase of s Joseen %
caause In her rtoSrsme. sse i..aa aos sauee anoe.e
w:te he i ID The dsJ. Why 1otf 1acsatt shs
haa been Warned thst nhe eannot socccesL and
nea y +; e r. s.a
Ctsh, nd TO sccsjnPnAh this purpose she th,nts
theJ will resort 10 tho uoss Desperate u3essQSes.
So Fisnessco i no psos Ia sssn sas soaempas. H.
nsne s 9s sa,en ~ pasposs ne nay hsre Cherished Of
e 'fs LIZ. IL u tSs9 &.
multitude Of friends nere Who Would bo prompt 10
Ascngt any outrage thai might he attempted upon ]
q lusc1bie aidaciton, or any sstempi to {u1acnce
r. aef y snsea;. would 3 nat only fuule. oot
convinced Of IT, inpor'isT u t. eecsaa ss % ,ae
}ect Of hs n taaon, sud lcfs San FTanciaco o. IL
fttntn TO MosmondoM. Jnstttl4J, 20 that MAS
az at tso aeoposaa a ass Tneas % ~
csentng. *hc having beeh % Impressed with 4 con-
&c aSr 1T ,ss T9gE no as7s
psaf u puhllc until Soaus9 md hts companions md
Tnousa brought up from her Childhood in The
uiaat Or Mormon society and under Mormon
ln1uenees, Aiss Aie1anter always entertained
! dsctdcI talent for the stage and nn ear11
developed tassa for acting, a>e Mas induced 10
1ppeat II Bf1Eham'a theatre, EAa usLe her
'eout tn The character Of katuio Hrpptroora,
= the faEre ", Of ''Aairtaxe u any Free" IN
oGrlhef With the talent she uaanlfeated @aie
ler mt attempt complete hnecesa. Several
u tne AozmAn ma3untes fell desperately IN 1--we |
Ftfh bel. anu she Immediately became the y,cua |
i att ttnitons" and pe17ecuuons, when aho
;ould not havc1esisted bad she not possessed re- |
naIkahlf Individuality and atrenth OF character |
ind hid nof Brigham himself, who adtnired her !
s1entS and considered her N Indispensable ornA-
uent Of his pet theatre, extended to her cettatn
ueaAnte Of protection AZ length, however,, the
,fessu1e brought 70 bear becnne so strong th1t |
be WIS obliged to make her escape from the City