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1onr ohi!aron, and is devoted to them. She in
good aud worry loyablo woman.'
Augusta Cobb Young - is tand,omo ,aav
of reinod mannors and dgnlloI af,dross
eao fortnorly lived In boston, but left hor l,,H
9anu aha good home To join Brigham. llo
naufnter M M uharlotto was, fow yoara ago, said te
spirited woman, and onco in hrfY loft Brigham
anu wont baok to Boston, whore sl,c stayod tive
ycara, put finally roturnod to Utal,. IIor aun
yMHmoa Ooh,,, very smart young man, ia alao i
eNey litB mothor nnl aiBtor; but ''1'ho hans1 OF
God fell heavily upon him. and ho himself bo-
ca1no dovotod Mormon.
NO. az
Mrs. Smith. Youhg-is. IN olaorly Indy,
VINO loved md atlmsrod Brother Drfghaul, nl,tl,
to please hor, he Boalod hor to himself for time,
and to Joseph A. Smith for eternity. lilo cares
not ntraw for her.
NO. 23---
CLARA Chase Young-beoamo q maniao. R!,o
is eald to lavo boon Of sensitive disposition
and whom sho saw Brigham lavish his affections
| on other women OF tho Aaronl, it drove lor mad
Drotlor Brig. WAS kind to llor, but could not ro-
eonslle conc s her to hor twenty.thfrt part Of h,la-
eyea, low forohaad. and n melancholy faco. Sho
ad four children by tho Prophet, two Of whom
ington.
NO. o.:
nmon An .;ta rolsom Yonng-ia aa to bo tho favor
1te WHO OF tho Prophet, and tho only ono In tho
whole hitch, oxcopt Ann Eliza, tic cannot man
age. She iH young. tall, el1-tormed with light
ne,r ana eyes. mud sings nnd plays woll. Bho Ia
pale and notwithstanding, and, II is said, getB
yiolcntly angry and breaks things occasionally.
she loveH dreHB horses, society, sight-seeing,
and is a woman born to shine wherever a6n
goos: am told she has " brought old Brigham
out" since aho married him. Certain 1t IL, he
drosaea botter,. wears iowclry, and is more
Of man Of fashion thGr ever before
Thoy say sho almost mado him 10
to tho aca-shore this soaBon, and tafo
her to tho exclusion Of all tho othor lIrs.
and Mrs. brigham Young. Salt LAKE." won1d
create as Long Branch or Oapo lIay! People
would hold thoir broath when they road such an
entry on tho rogstor:. And tEon what u limo
at homo while tho fair Amella and llor lord woro
or at Long Branch enjoying themselves, Wo
venture to Hay Brigham will mover 70 to tho ann-
shore with ono Wits, and leave the twonty-nine
others to plao alono at home.
LOST rLE1ADEs
At tho tine Amolin WIS married, It Was Riyon
ont TINT she was the twonty-ninth wifc; anj, L
this atatomont DO correct no can giye no nc
,n;as;n e2nnt Of M9s 25 2 81 md e. Ono Of tho
tory Eliza Ann Webb Young, leaving only three
to DO accounted &c for, and, no doubt, i not doad
they will all turn up in duo time. Since Brig
; nams an marriage to Amelia tho paPers have mar-
t ~ 49, . su.cn 'lnes, Wu1cn "ou.o give MN thr-
2-s"u "ifee IN ali three OF whom arc doau, ono
run Away, and one seceded,--loaving him q do
nar1ant sa.sy VI s"o4sy-sosoh wives. II am not
eotaIcs, ololner bflghana con easily correct mo,
T,,u ii., Tu knom OF no man IN America from whom
1,ll lnE In!nusE would rather hear occasionally
than Brigham Young.
CURIOSITY or TIE sEx.
Almost ovoty Eastorn womna who goes to Halt |
Lako nearly breaks lor neck to find out how
many wlYes tho Prophet has, and how they ali ]
if1$N o1.A
very moaGre, for Brigham Young iB not comnln-
nicative, md his harem ia n sonled book to tho
outside world Only Mrs. Waite, Mrs. Sten-
mouse, and one other have boon nblo to get
, Or the ladies hive named, twonty 1--we, or did
,vo nv Snort tmo ago, in tho Prophets Block, or
llatohl; II consists Of throo.storied building,
u Gothic Style aud cost ovcr $50, 600. Such 4
very fine residence for private gentleman.
: mas 1oTty1olght apartments, including collar.
'asntry. halls saryanta' rooms, dining-room,
atcheh sleeping and sltting-rooms, aud parlor.
DR1aHAMs noAnD1Na-nousE.
ng-room attached, with a little hall lending to
he Prophets private Office. She was once in No.
i; but US brigham had to paas other wives'
loors in visiting her it excitod ren,nrE and icoi
lhsy 50 liz had hor removed to No. 2, whoro
tller u WSes would think he was hard at work in
ny S1.a o.''oG. T.,,. ill.,,
:, Mrs: NJ . COBB lived in room No. 9, but now rc-
ices 10 soteaEe:
No; 4, furnished with bodstoad, stand, mirror,
ek aa chairs, red and white curtains, tables, car
'et Wafdrobe, and bnroar, was poor Clara
'49so Hs t!'e !, manao's iE,s room room
NO. q il Where, Clara Decker lives. It has
anaak a curtains venetian blinds. . beautifully
arvod ibedatead, an oil-painting Of Brigham, aud
thor h things in koepinng.,
no: = LII ;ucy Deckera room and is plainly
% wlth rag carpet, oak chairs. wardrobe,
No.. Emily Partridge lodges, and iB worry
lain q but comfortable apartment.
No. u waa Aunt Fanny Murrays room,-A
'dowed slster of Brigham. She ia now do
oased.
~ ~ 10 1"!ss Toom IL ID III the third story, ,
~ nhs c9rpet. 0nk chairs, common betstaad,
'lles,ssana' hmali mirror apu "hlto, crisp mns-
NJ eur.a,1's ao y ~ ~. fne WINDOWS. % -
aots ~ % Nh ~ ~ nlrs; I,n anpsona 70 W. Harriet
oons fes; no; 3D. G Gi2a SHOWS No. 81, Margaret
,nrces ,:' NO; W; Harriet narnoy's; No. 30, :
!, hIa ;bnfEesa' No q, Harriet aceys. In No.
:, MlSs ChaTiotto oopb, tue protty daughter Of =
III. CGDD, npcu. NO. IL III Hina u. Hunting | ::