, 1875-11-24

tho Endowment lI,ute. ~hers tho
ordinance banti-m VA. 10 10 observed. Sbo
waa led Into the whsrr by ttrappng felnw.
and. after immersion, "an tnken out III gasp
Ing condition. The ceremonial arpcircd N ,rc
10 her lite business tl,al religious nfnir,
Irdena from tho conduct OF the men Then
hr falth In Mornonian cntfel bHt rhe sn5th-
oteA her d0Mbta hu1 fears in her nyn hoHonl.
During reHilcnce Of thr"o an1 haif soara
nj hts farm, Difelt1tns yisis Mcrn like thts5 OF
hngcls-few anl far botwePn. l1e had. ht rue
enl Of TINT nerol, built lnr eoss tgr To sn't
Lake City, 1here. rrh.lo1 to desperation ny
I]righnt4'H ircAtmaat alIo tnado kllo'n Aor fra'-
iMss to her n'nttles. WHO vas shoskcj a. tlta
revelation. but ul,o acknowledged that Hha bad
been un}ustls treated.
!hivl,am provided ner with Inst kwD plain
print drcsscs Two yca's before slao loft. mud Hlo
had obtauncd his pertnlesi ln to koep l'oarllefs,
and -ohi slla 'niIa sho SHOULD hayo giynn hnt
cllldton +, lnntnsa,n hcrselt with Sac waa a1.
,iacsl, finally. ID leave Driehatu mud llavo re-
| c.utsc to tho Contts. Aud It was whl'e Hlop.
lug NJ tho Walker IIouHe. In Salt Lako City.
ae rlH saa begun suit Tor divorce mud alinnonr.
Tho Mormon "Toachcra," sccrot Police In
l}sisham's interest," arra1gncd hor before them,
aud on questioning ho7 $40 told them hhe had no
faith In Iloiyganiy. Thor said aba might hccoHo
BFiGham. fasosiIe wlfe bv rrmsining with him.
and then gave her blessing mud left. She vas
taken sick and. attended BY few ucnt'le
ca.r.aga and ho o,nvoyca To a sfa.ton OIL the
Union ra:tilo Railroad, and ,llua escaped.
Tho 1cctn.cr road ~otl-w.itteu letter from
her mother, dated July %. 1879, in which shc
"as a!n,ouisted Of her unmlso course. and Also
another dated May II, 18Th. Wherein sno c1picta,
ell pebi:enco for having espoused the ca1,so Of
poIygnnay. and ren ,lt1,ccl tho Mormon doctins
foseyct. Tho writer said rho hal labored thirty
years. snd hnd at last fountl herself miatnkou.
III sketchinE Mighana's present status sho
said he wAn "a years old md nad nincteou wiy0t.
nftceh OF whom wore hiB own, aud the nther foitr
ho had taken by proxy on the death OF joe
sm,tt. She did not believe That Young, IN bis
owu heart. beloved tn the doctrine ho pro-
fesscd 1Io had forty-hvo living children, tho
nnmes of whom we're given by tho speakcr'
Aneli. Ean TIT: was bis fsvo,sts "'te. Whom be
maerlo1 Mary Van Cost, Anelta toro her bais in
rage. When the lecturer onec called on him on
pllyate b1slnosB, Amelia cams III. and seeing
her, ran opt aud slammed the door behind her.
brigham tsottei after tior, and loft tho Anaanor
III no env,abe frame Of MUD This statement
cauBcd laugh among tho auditors, tbs carnca:-
ncss ami sincerity Of the lady xIvIug tho story q
rare zest. She described tbs manner III Which
N.tgham md hls wives sit do1n at meals 10 tho
Lion tToHae. tue favorite taking q seat at the
aaint's right and laving all The Injuries
wl,ite tho othors took the plaiaost foou
at other tables. Thero wera 200,0J0 3tormore,
, and they hoasted that II tlley could not reach
Congress through tlles rr1lgicp, they oond
through their money. C0ngra%s, ehe satl, had
Etvep thom too much fatitndo aIroads. and sAe
eiosc1 the salo OF Geg Nronea By making al up
peal to her auditors to sseist IN casting out tho
false prophet. and to refuse to kupr OFT tho lnen-
ber Of CongreHs from their district who voted IT.
favor Of The Mormon. Hho hoped thoy would
put q brand Oh Dol.gany. which had wrecked
her and thousands OF others. and floe her poor
sisters from tho tertlb!e bondage uudat which
they suffered.