Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19
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.,.,,Ic prctcnhcr Attempts to
q cc,urc aS the Daughter Of Brig.
ham Young.

~,.,.,c prctcntIcr Attempts to
..,,rc as the Daughter Of Brig.
nam Young.
I'm the omaha Herald, February 81
,,r ro,ders must have noticed that
liz, the last few days our city papers
- contained notices that Miss Angie
,nr a daughter of Brigham Young,
Hi lecture in this city, on saturday
IT, ON ..The Facts of MOrnoniSm.'
announcement was one calculated
Ettrarl attention, and would OF itself
~ heen a sensation had people
nod confidence in the truth of the
lamont. But they did not. and there
reason WHY they should not. The
Ecn Of the arrival of the "advance
nj of the lecturer, which was pa
oil in all the papers, snacked of ihe
w business. and indications showing
whole effort to be spurious-a mere
.b-pcnnv at1air-increased as the
= drew near. The largest hall in
Wrst was secured for the lecture,
Ass band engaged. and huge cam
banner signS. as large as barn
rs. displayed after the manner of
common live->nake exhibition and
er circus side shows.
IGe had almost forgotten to state that
hdd a spice to the entertainment
RS. Sarah James, the daughter OF
rleS stewart. who was aS>;lS lS>inated
$50" and Miss Grace Leonard. the
sbraled ">ongstrcs> of Zion,' had
senled to accompany the "daugh-
y aforesaid. our authority for the
cement is hand bill headed "Thc
rmoas have come," and specifying
they would lec.ure" at -- in
= hall, on - night, leaving
her blanks to he written in with red
Tx. alter the manner of cheap
bws. wherein tie towering giant and
learned pig compete for praise ami
nder with the detormcd calf ut coun-
cross roads.
like tends to like. The law is mex
Sble. and never fails. OF course it
not in this instance, and when II
ra'd reporter wandered to Shoat"s
3ll. last night. he found sam Card
the veteran Belle Union actor and
b. manager on the platform, with
oil er show people, practicing "Red,
bite and Blue and other songs Of
pn.
IL = y i =
Seeking a fitting opportunity, we be-
ilei the festive samuel one moment
d., but we rewret to add that even
hs talked to us he fixed his eagle
Is mse on that "daughtcr' and the
Der on the "swcct singer"
rStni, we said. No answer. "Sam!'
sign. "Sanl -
FN hat?"
Fl'u know these people?'
foh. yes: know the agent; known
,. for wears"
lie is in the show business?"
les; Of course"
You know the womcn?"
I've seen thcm."
She'> Briyham'> daughter?'
ron, Of course she is. This is her
Pilen effort. and they have just had
RI To ge, her To do it-Sle has been
freird for wcrk$-pursued.No know,
3 whole party, dangerous. Had to
fNrl by night only. And she is
pid now: | don't know as she will
! through"
A this .iuncture Sam left us and re-
ed behind Il curtain that had been
Felched across one corner of the hall,
y from which audible giggles gave
Flce 10 the outsiders where the poor
prs We're, and how it shocked their
lSl'lVe nerves To face the public gaze.
ZEN the Bell Union band came in
m the balcony and the performance
eah. Three women and sam Gard
I appeared on the stage. one of
Pm, The sweet singer, we suppose,
what must he called cloud" in her
,kc up and appeared in white with
>iiH >acque. The other two were
f,>cd IN deep black. The lady in
Ae and red commenced a very tame
Nideed, in which she informed Il
l'lh" world that she had never
oMl a JOY till she got to be ii Nor
hISot To be a Mormon. Then
"aian +, festive and robust as Il
IS colt on town meeting day,
up The refrain. and informed his
ia'hHng auditors that he was in
'"iiic ilN. 1t was curious, not to
,uiiiE, To notice that the lady in
",u White (mo>tly rcd) and sam,
ln we all knew as the director of
nopiah nin>lrelSy. and other diver
H'o o' haa endured precisely the
u experience. But, alas! so is it; we
~ III SORROW what we teach in song.
.neh that lecture, shall we ever
sr' IT, how Il little woman i'm black
,. pea forward with printed politi-
lPGecl III her hand, which some
Ircl III II me show business had pro-
,u .or her. and attempted to read
t"..hlhT about the danger of en-
1, '"s something" upon the conStitu-
In. 4 say said AN anxious listener
u' :i.cr the lecture was over, "Iou
up III the front. Was that woman
|wns,, 10 preach Morinonism up or
Il ,.: 1t appeared To us that she
M ,hAih" to read a printed ESSAY,
y |, ''i'' she signally failed in the eff
n w. ~ women in the next seat to us
y , .'eN mad lived in Salt Lake sever
,i,ha,' mat the lecturer was not
M" MAIN ,h loung's daughter, that
n, i,,n .h.i'SS she said were untrue. and
Inn eN "ld not believe she ever came
>sjiio,,' iio,,'leihan who holds prominent
,nor'..aa as the superintendent of an
hS company i'm Sail Lake WAS
pown at Shoaf's Hall last. He is
h W" ~, ny several gentleman i'm this
III rnl;,,.,n!i ALA III Vouch for his character
lteral Ir',iiitN. rni lie tells us tha, he
wa,. ,'ri nriSham ioung'S office when
ained is'Ie =, wears OF age, that he re-
tentv III his employ as his clerk
'"o Years, that he Is familiar