The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-02-26


BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Feb. Il.
For some time past Mrs. Ann Eliza Young
the 18th wife Of the Mormon mogul. ha.
been mounting the rostrnm and delivering 9
series Of lectures upon the irregularities and
eccentricities of Mormonism. Her success
has been in drawing immense audiences, and
enlirting the greatest attention of all who
came 10 hear from the lips of a woman who
once was helpmate of the gentle Brigham,
the story OF Mormon life. Whatever may
be the style and beauty of the other wives OF
the great Mormon, the truth is, Ann Eliza
No. 10 is a woman of superb lovelines- a
little perhaps above the medium height, and
a well-developed and voluptuous form, dark
eyes and hair, a proud, maze, tic walk, and
in every respect presenting the appearance
OF woman, nat would easily captivate the
heart of Gentle, and much more easily
the heart of the great Mormon giasticutus.
In this city, only short time ago, Ann
Eliza, the beautiful and dazzling Mormon,
under the auspices Of the Young Men.
Christian Association, delivered a lecture
upon her fsvori,e theme. The proud posi-
ton she bad formerly he'd in the dominion
of Utah, and the subject of her discourse
were in themselves enough to bring together
the beauty and culture OF Illinois fairest
city to itn TO the words utter
ed by a most lovely woman, born and
welded to the Mormon faith and relig-
ion. No one more eagerly recognized the
fact of Success financially than the
Young Mems Christian Association, who
were very anxious 10 replenish their Golfers.
The evening came, and nervous little doc
tor, in an innocent and childiike manner,
arose and sai": Ladies and gentlemen,
this is Miss Anna Liz, Young, who is en-
gagged in a mott noble work. She will nov
address you" Which she proceeded to do,
in regular Set speech, reading in a loud
monotonous voice for about an hour. and
without ever raising her eyes from her man.
uscript. She related her experience a.
Mormon, her earlier days in Utah; her edu-
cation; how the Mormons live. do business
and worship God; giving quite a lengthy
recital of Brigham's household; how he lives
and how be treats lis wives; how much he
allows them per annum for groceries, shoe.
,trings, and Buttons; his Partially for one
particular wife, and his utter neglect of the
other poor Mrs. iounss. These and many
,ther remarks Ann Eliza INDUCED in, prov
ing to the large Audience that Brigham was
, naughty man, and that he was too much
married altogether.
Pm, tina Kind reader ia q die ress;on Tot
n come N the mo,t ahsorhino interest of
mn .torv lie other I,dv Iec,u,er. NJ
10 ,rsveis in comnanv vi,h an agent vbo
ooEs after enpapement, and sees that
m Young Men.; Christian Assoc;st;or
,s.t, her ont n, her hard earnings Sbo
,,d the misfortnne IN have a o,v and dssb.
mo f.IIo- for ber hus;nos. r,.n.nar M.
,ame is Pond He came from W;scons;n
md they call him major. A handsome
nan be is, arrayed in the height of fashion |
md conversing with fluent and oily tongue.
I was noticed soon after their arrival at the |
Ashley house by the different guests and |
louse servants. that there existed .he great. |
st familiarity between the fair lecturess and |
ler handsome agent. In the evening, after |
he lecture, the audience dispersed to their |
ZONES. and the lecture party to their hotel
me party imagining it to be an awful thing
0 be Mormon, and the other thinking over
he receipts of the evening and engagements
head, Ia this manner the good hotel Ash.
~ was reached, and soon the city was hush
d in the ouietude of the hour. As time
s.s d on the pentlemanly clerk wondered
Inv the agent did no: come to the Office for
he kew of his room, as it was locked and the
ey hanging on the rack in the Office. In
ne morning the chambermaid and other
arties connected with the house discovered
hat the gallant major had remained with the
ovely Mormon during the night, no doubt
sweet dream, of the financial cue.
ess that the tale of Norman life would sure
, bring 10 tbose engaged in the GOOD cause
exposing the shame and wickedness of the
utire syetem.
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