The New York herald., 1871-11-21

index OF the heart ana life OF the woman-kind,
any one but herself. Her sympathetic nature makes
her the friend OF ALL and she - greatly beloved
woman was the vile OF q kind husband, but
sstoOped to iolly' and left her husband to become
sad 81 she n wh ali II ne nensS
mans nature and deeply feels his NEGLECT. though
sves nsver ar @ Her sad lace ana M
She mas tnree children none BY the Prophet and Is
devoted Deiever in pelygamy.
Eliza Burgess was born In England and her parents
resided for long time In Manchester They joined
lowers OF the Prophet The parents died and Brig.
ham TOOK her 10 raise. She was pretty girl. and
beauty. % became very very h fond '' Of her After
shc had lived in nis family seven years
nsssa n Whom GI she Te Prophet
very sorrowful and considered Two days lhen ne
in my family SO long mat feel have need Of you
and cannot part from you You are OF an age when
brother her s. is q very good man. but i can give
you greater exaltation than he can. Come and be
ona T ou qsea ssy s Ss
argument was conclusive. Eliza at once gave up
her lover and married Brigham In person she -
plexion and voluptuous bust She is stout, well
built and Of the true Engllsh serving girl type she
has four or nve children. and, We believe. ID the
only one OF Brigham Young's wives who Is not an
American. 1N0
blond hair. light brown eyes and fair compiexion.
most Of her time 10 embroidery. Ellen was down
East Yankee and her father was warden OF the
Sr Sickness s msSe S q Il
low spirited. She has no children and SO 70 OF very
IL sa gSes % asr
with her. itis doubtful he ever gives her az ex.
altation IN this world. and her having no children
"u 0eoaf ner iro% Ts Decc%lnG M queen In 'ns next
| Susan Snively looks like New England farmers
26a hn 40 "a Itch -
peson as and M Is raher od sns ooors ao
weaves, spins, sews and Is good house wife; kind
IN ner labor, and her life passes pleasantly AS she
| has no children ana adds nothing TO the kingdom
Still She is almost necessary to his bodily comfort
and knits HIM many warm mittens and stockings.
Jemima Angel is Ia ne: hearty, motherly-looking
| woman Of forty. Sne has dark hair gray eyes and
stature, she is quite rosust aud healthy. Her nus.
nr % TSsd ys. gys nsT aouse %
| by herself and Brigham seldom visits her.
Margaret Alley is dead S Wlfe Of the Prophet. she
died IN 1853. ana, It Is said broke ner heart about
Brigham. For time ne was very fond OF her, out
| choiy aud pined herself to death. She had two
children BY Brigham, both Of whom, we believe. are
| stu living
Margaret Pierce Is Of medium height, has light
said to be very variable, and the Prophet does not
60 70 see her very often. She has, however several
children by him. which ,l gives We ner some inauence
Mrs Hampton is wife No. Is The history Of this
record c Of r. poiyaamy. ] % When girl she married Mr
Hampton and they joined the Mormons at Nauvoo,
driven out Of Nauvoo Mrs. Hampton was left be-
hind with SIX small children, the product OF her
ea Mr. oe an9 81 nm naa onS
named vilate. When vlate was four years old
Mormon
faith that she ct once set OUT FOR Utah. accompanied
By her little daughter. On her arrival st salt Lake
were brought out and years rolled on.
uoon, Coo tsa SAD saodnd ErIioDE SmsS,na van.
der. In 1858 ne enlisted In the Second regiment OF
to Salt Lake City. Mrs. Cole was there. ana her
daughter Julia, by Hampton had married to Fora
Us ss Was age and
had her ct nis house, intending to make her MS
oHs ns ss asr sss1 %y a
was among , the e., sodiersr' he Was Was indeed; and
n@ sn M
BIN; but declaring sne would GO 70 the
Of ana tod she @Ss Sss
father After eleven years Of separation J. Cole met
ana sun
devoted 70 his chid and hopes some day TO get her
ism-a dificut and delicate task, but one which we
| may all wish ne may accomplish. Mrs. Hampton
Ws ' as
| Young turned her on Her son then provided her
with nome at 0Gaen wnere we es Gcege & sne SUI u
very .prepossessing she is tall noble and CON-
manding with round features, large, ustrous eyes,
dark hair and fair complexion.
WIFE NO. l6
Mary BIgelow Is said to have been the sister OF
seaea 10 Brigham at Council BUNS and came ay Win
him TO Utah. She lived IN hts harem only O short
time and tnen left What mas become OF her Is not
known.
Eliza Roxy Snow, "the sweet singer OF Israels ts
woman OF middle age and quite intellectual. she
has written many poems and nd not long since pub
has 1 dark hair last turning white dark eyes and
mild, benevolenLlooking face. Her manners are
quiet and and she Is
1857 .Miss Snowr addressed 10 the officers wives
in the United States camp long poem the opening
Exposed TO frosts ana SHOWS
From comfort and repose?
Has cruel persecution
rbsnss w:h ,aa Sn,esn,1s sam So. Ssns and kindred
And from your native iandf
But Miss Snow did not conHne herself altogether
to pleading for further on In her poem she becomes
vindictiye and. ike true Mormon, boldly declares
to the army laddes:-
You've Joined desperate crusade
p1ssn ass'ss q The these sssss s:.aa. 'ssis Say.
By cruel, murderous foes.
And then threatens what is to happen:-
Can womau's heart he callous
And made OF nint and steel2
Perhaps you'll learn TO pity
When you made TO feel.
She closes BY declaring her abiding faith In Nor
moniSm:-
We have tue ancient order,
To MS by prophets given,
Aud here we have the pattern
A. things exist In heaven.
One OF the soldiers on reading her poem irrev-
crently exclaimed. he 'dio not care how much he
was exposed to that Snow.n
Miss snow has written some really very credit.
able verses and many OF the hymns used IN the Nor
mon Church were composed by her. She mas q
pretty LITTLE room, neatly carpeted, and there sur
rounded by books and nowers she spends her lime
in writing and needlew0rk.
WIPE NO. 10.
Zina D. Huntingdon Jacobs IN large. well
formed woman, with 0 high forehead and light hair
and eyes. ehe has three children of her own and
besides takes OF Clara Chase, ''thc manlac'sr
children. This woman also writes verses and Is OF