The New York herald., 1871-11-21

crafty her. he sealed her to himself for time ana
gave her to Joseph smith for eternity II is said
mtied IN TO the care Of one Of his Bishops who 10
directed to support her.
csra cbase the wrsE man,so so "a Il ,e M % mi,
woman. It is said, Young loved. When they were
frs. married he treated ner with great consldera..
an enthusiastic disposition, and soon learned 10 love
the Prophet. When he was kind ami afYectionate to
nss ss nsgs Ss ss mot
was uneasy from the nrst lest Brigham should
aTy san sae bat ef
at once became despondent, Fits OF remorse
Bile. She imagined she had committed an un.
pardonabc sin, and constantly reproached herself
might not be allowed 10 roiicw ner example. Brig
tho author OF her wrongs. The sProphctp and
"two counsellOrs' laid hands on her. hut the evil
IL. ns S sS e she Ss
woman. and two Of her daughters, bright girls. are
stu living at salt Lake; -. >. 'a. r
Emcline Free, or .'Ihe Light OF the Harem," as
she is called. is tall, beautiful and graceful wo-
hair is incned 10 curl For long time she was the
favortc Of the Prophet and he said .'his eyes saw
her presence brigham sought her under dn!cul
ties. The beautiful Emeiinc was not easily caugnt,
s ps Ssy Of ns "ss 70
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would consent 70 be hls wife, At last she was won
over and then, as her parents. although good Nor
vor and Zeal 70 Convince thsm But Inc Church M
umphed and Emeline went into the harem It was
tney @ remember It the dinicnities ne had encoun
tered in obtaining her seemed TO have fastened
man ana for ~ time he was % as devoted % to her as
. man could be. He distinguished her IN every
nsr wS Sss was sw ohs. IN nS ssTons se ne
wait upon her. But soon she began to discover the
Prophet was tring OF her. Then she resorted to 9
woman's most powerful weapon. tears, and the old
stuck by her for time But ne would 10 to see his
jealous lsa "'fS Her fail was at hand. True she s re-
Ceived ner company in the grand saloon; true she
right hand 1t table. but she felt all the time ner
glory was departing ana some one else else com com
as to ne THOSE wno. oner e
let US not surmise. They had been through
the bitter school: and It is hardly probable they
ings. the mysterious old man. became less and
less frequent IN his visits to his beloved Emene"
He SAID he was deeply engaged In affairs OF Church
and States but 1t was rumOred that for hours each
day hts carriage could be seen standing IN front OF
Emeline heard this she became sick and nearly
lost both her lie and her reason. Sla sne got no
Commended con- % 1T to their lips was now Coming 10 her
own. AT length the fatal day arrived, and 1t was
announced 10 the harem tnat Brigham 1cung was
FIVE MISSING WIVES MORE.
Ot wives Nos: q, 2s 20, 27 and 2s we can give no
WIFE NO. 20 AND LAST.
Amelia Folsom is wife No. 20. This young woman
Ing about twentyfour years OF age mas light halr.
gray eyes, regular features IS tall and graceful and
IS ana aa s
time to get her. and It was only after long and
a
barber curl his hair and shave him. then the tailor
dressed him. when, ordering out his carriage, the
old man would go down town. and for hours mis-
door Itwas tough job for old brigham. but at
twenty ninth time in his life the Prophet enjoyed
the novelty OF beng newly married man.
Again the Prophet loved, but this time in vain.
The lady was Miss Selma Ursen back and she posi-
tvsS % declined y, to oes0me Ms Young No. &C. sne
grated TO Utah with her parents. The fair Swiss
beauty was great musician. and Brigham was nrst
acted as prima donna and the Prophet, struck with
her singing and her tine face and figure. thought he
sweet, adorable Selma should be his. But he was
mistaken. She was ike stone. and laughed at the
or n as a is h na
special revelation from Heaven that she should
loved anotner; and Brigham sending Tor him.
ordered the young man to quit the Territory; but no
volunteer. Now all who know anything know tnat
California volunteer can accomplish whatever he
unucrtakes, AMI as for being afraid OF q prophet
rival, Of course that was not to be thought Of TO
make long story Short the divine Selma became
disguised. and, packing her little trunk went back
to Switzerland. leaving her lovers TO fight 1t out
among themselves. Was ever before prophet SO
shamelully treated by woman? IL was 10 vain he
looked his Anna, his Harriet his Eliza, his Ellen,
his Susan, his Mary, his Maggie, hts Emene, his
Zina, his Augusta, his two Lucys and his magnid-
cent Amclia he felt he was lonely In the world, and
without the beautiful Selma had literally
No one 10 love, none TO caress.