, 1874-07-11
A Visit to Tho LatIy Who Ren0unCcd
Brigham and All Ills
Works,
Startling Announcement that the
Times Is Bribed with Nor
mon Gold.
Success Of Her Lecturing Sea.
son--.Methodist Hos
pitality.
She Is Going Back to Utah.


proul,et Ia iu tho CITY, aud londs tho light OF hor
beauty to tho Palmer Hotol. Tho lady has filed
nultc lat9o place ln tho newspapers for Homo
time. ard 10, therefore, nh object Of private and
pubic curiosity. ln Chicago hor legal advisor
and semi. guar dian Ia hir. Leonard Swett. who
bau a fcauipc townrl patetnaHnl, and {s ever !
ready to cousuie ATTRACTIVE ladIca in nlental dis
tross. Mrs. Young has beou, and done, and
aut1ercd. Rho Las been
MARRIED TWICE
first when mere girl, mud next when nhc had
attsincd hor 2lth year. llor lattor Of
fort WIS III tho direction of Brigham
Young, who, Bdo savs, mado every
possible o1crsion to secure her aH Mira. AlA.,
finally succeeding in Ills design. A few years
experience wish tho Utah Hoad Contro coa-
y1ncot, por Of tho orrora Of polygauy. She aed
from tho lirsute Iouo'n of tho lnBatod Prophet,
and boldly took her sland as his donouncer Oh
thu loct,,r1ug platform. She ban been thorn
in Mr. Yo,.us's side, and Ills dienms have not
been Of Araby the D!eBt since hls boauteous Sui
,ana assorted her Independence.
Animated by desire 10 behold the 1ady who
tailod to 10 happy even with tho nineteenth
fractional part OF Drighau's roomy pa!pisator. 3
TRIBUNE reporter stroled iuto tho
oice OF tho Palmer Hotel last evon-
ing. deterrnlueI to hnve and to hold q
private cuuvcrsation, which would afterwards
hecome public, with tho fasr Ann E!iza- The
oDce WIS crowded. but over tile marble counter
Of tuo cIprh'a dosk atroanlcd the hugo heard Of
tho genial Sam Tusner. Thss was just the nau
the reporter wanted to SEQ.
."I 1,avc come" said tho man OF newg, to
haye ta!A ! xitA i, Mrs A0n Eliza Young. IL Sh'
"Ycs." ropied Mr. Turncr send up your
Yho reporter produced tho requisite article,
n,a.ic word, "Front!" crowd Of bell W.
cliiia came rushing forward and ouo Ut thoul
plucod tho. reportoria card on nal,
ser aud of ponnaea ogpoo up 'hs stops s"sa at
s'at1nes s,@e. Presently @ he retsnel viii tic an
uotncemont that Mrs. Young would bo III tao
rucentlou parIor insantcr. -.....,
The reporter proceeded to that gorgeous arart-
ment. au,i thrnw h,n.Aclf, nor nngraeefn'ly, OH r.
lounge. a young man, with hnir dviued a Ii
Dandreary was drumming Oh a piano IN the
next rouu.
slfE coMEs.
Soon tho rustic Of silk dress was audible In
tho corridor, and, immediately thoroaftor there
entered the Iarlor a Indy 1t lnore than medium
heght slightly but gracefully 1Iantle. nttired in
wLlto laco. Her llttlo foot could ba dimly ecen
NJ she glided towArl the ricAmcrlzed Journalist,
who was arouscd from ls trance by very sil-
very voice, when raid -, half II interrogatively,
dresred aroae nud gonunectod: Airs. Young
took seat and motlonod hor Vls4tor to follow
tAe example.
1lonALIZING.
Now whAtoyer uluy be tha private opinion Of
cycry citizen ~ regards tho moral chnracfor OF
UriglAM Young, tho reporter coh!u not help
acknowledges th;.- In tho soleeston Of Avn Eliza
for his nineteenth dream Of BLISS Tint renark-
abie nun hnd displayed wonderful taata. III
fuct, 10 long As Brigham was polyga1niHt at all,
hu could lot have done hctseg. Mrs. Youag
il gifted with III expressive copntonanco.
small. regular. featnros, :, lovely bluo eyes
hpu,ninc trum beneath well-aelluea dark eyo-
lrows luxl,,ant brown hair, small mouth
which occasionally displayed dazzing teeth, and
then ,e. ha1.tls-but no matter. ..
II was iml osable to imugiue TINT this fnil
vision IN Was bo,u iu Natlvoo. ILL.,, Sept. IS, 1a4l
6no does not look within nix Yenra Of hnr Attual
sgu. Mrs. Young waa kind enough 10 breah
Tho cold chain OF bieuco" by opunnag tho uon.
gersatIon thus:
nzn 1EcEun1so 7opR.
"You have come to see mo abont my leotur
iug tunr2"
"Ycs hare you been successfully" said th'
II imye. a.thongh my health has NOT beer
worry guod attorl;. To stranger nsay aPpca
rubust, bns l really am not myself. hayo bcel
placed in very trslng Positions, u YOU Know
Nothing tsisB in one's hensth Hike thnt."
"1l health docs not certainly spoil your goo'
whcreat tue lady hulf smlled, I'D 1t IN dlsduiu .
ANYTHING approaching the vice Of "H!aruey,
although tho JOURNALIST was Hiucere at the time
"WelI.' sa!d Mrs. Young, "ny frauds Lav
beeu very hind-the ministers oappeia'iy. has
boou we'll received all through tile East aud tb'
having beou lacked up in Utah a!l my lift
il wna positive relief to sco this gran
America. 0h, | was dcl gifted with tho soenos
OF Nav England ana Tho old Sintes OF Ior
very enthusiastic, and gave mo excellent house,
They a.o always tho frIonos Of REFORM so
know" ......
PREJUDICE vANlsNEa LIKE MIST.
Reporter-Dld YOU encounter much projudlt
Hrs. Young-Not aftor I had spoken once. I,
decd, whpn first spoAo i'll somo OF the elite
ladies' kept uway from my lectures, snppoall1
arrouoounly that. having boom tho wife of
Blormo1,, l must necessarily bo coarae IN mann'
and inselicate IN language-in short, an in
proper pe,son. Tl1ls impression gradually wo! @
psH psta ho,s!aa a'oaf fAo ane sohoaist % sop, IN eve
rity aad town tAut hAye, visited. havo been 0,
tromcly boBpilablo. MY illness compolIou mo
mouth OF january 1epoke twoutv-elght niguts,
a terrible average. Then waa Obliged to CT
ploy ludy companion, paYiug lor satarY n
her ex.lsuseS, hocanse telt lonely. and nocau
my cllalacter l!ua i,uent grosBly astacked III &C
lulu quarters. All this ind its effect upon r
tour, but do not compliant.
wEnDED 10 THE PLATFORM.
Neporter-you intend to follow tho professl
Mrs, Young-Ycs lavo made several q
gagenlentH for next seabon. Every p]aee that
huVe spoken 1T tie pcoplp want me to 70 ba
a.qiu. uln NOW III route Tor Utah, and In
nude engagements to lecture in Salt Luke ci
pAR1Nu THE PROPHET.
Repofter-yon are going to loard tho u
in hin don"2
this mission lightly. aud no amount Of Cerse'
t;ou or sal,dnr caii drive MT from the 1od.