The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-07

h ts zone osat tor walk when he re. turns he ~i.l doubtless be glad to adviss you upon any top ( concerning our faith of which !, may be proper to say any thing"
 But wish to obtain your views. ex. plained the reporter. ~ Mr. Young has ] frequently been heard through the press. while his wite has never been interviewed. May hope. madam. that you will accord the Tsbsae the honor ot being the first to convey ,e the pubic your-
 Did you wish to see mey' inquired a small. thin lady, who had entered the parlor quite nolselcsSly.
 Excuse me" said the reporter. bu, Mrs Young was the lady l asked for"
 Well. | am Mn- Young. said the small ,hin lady.
 Yes" sa,d the tall. s,oa, lady, ",his is Mrs. Young. and 50 am l. TAfs is sophia. Mt. lcaug's fourth wife. while | am Margaret. his seventh wite-he calls me B,rd,e
 The reporter was considerably embat- rassed lie msh, have been happy with either. were t'othet dear oharmet away.
 Be seated. madam. said he ," have called 10 ascertain your views on the ques- ,inns involved by polygamy and other in- s,u.ions peculiar ,e Normonlsm.
 "uh. but I've nothing to say. pro- tested the small. ,hln lady = Brigham will be in shortly. and maybe he'll talk sish you.
 Bat. madam" urged the reporter. Mir. ouns has frequently been heard from through the press. while his witc x beg pardon. mean hls wives have never
 Who was |, wanted ,o see me in the parlor = asked red-halted. iiet kled- laced lady coming into tho room ai thls Iuncture.
 Why, thts gentleman !, reporter. explained the tall, s,ou, lady. and he has come ;o interview a, Mt. Re , porter, th.s l. Ms tats Noans. my NI. .ham's ses ond aiic
 Nts lasy Young bowed ttil, and sa; iaNu ou a hat-,tath >sia.
 I'm pot soine te he tater,iesei she ,.ai :" II there any interviewing tp bo lone Htisey got to de t
 Hello. sfis. any body down h.te wat to see nc
 ae Iaquuei Was d taIk heIdcd fe1 ehecked Noung lady. who came boanslHg ,nto the room vcrs uneeIcmonioasi,. i It's a reporter come 10 interview us. sad the ifet kle faced lady
 "A reporter. Why. how funny" eN- claimed the rly-haired. red.ohceked young lady. laughing heartily. She sa, down next to the reporter.
 Il am one ot the Mrs. Young said she, "b but must say a word that ls liable ,o be printed. Brig. would never forgive me II did. I'm his fourteenth ~iie. you know. and he's awful jealous. Oh. there you are. Emma. Come in, dear. Here's an editer who wants to in- terview us.
 l Emma was another wife-thc eighth. She WAS eross.eyed. but otherwise comedy to view. She was followed by Rachel the thlrd w,tc, who was brown -haited and blue-cycd. and dcmure looking l They were duly introduced. The repor. ter felt himself called upon to commence all over agaIn.
 Mrs. Young" sad he. addressing the group. have eailcd io ascertain you, viess on question, involved by polyg am, and other institutions peculiar 10 the Mormons.
 Wouldn't II be better to all the resi- of us betore we attempt to he inter viewed suggested the eighth Mrs Young
 rcrhaps so, ,aid the reporter But l but eut haN many are there oi you -
 Oh, we're qgIlc a family sad ,he ] fourth Ms loung and gong to ,lic par ] lor door cdied out. Maud cnnie Clata. kebe "a. Harriet, Mabel. Ruth lgEa, taroh ic. t.,nccs, Mary. Esther. eome into tte paflof. and bring the res, of us sth you.
 The reporter p.nched himself to dis cover whether hc was awake. There was no doub, about It,
 ! Ms Young began ,o stream into the parlof. There WAS every vat,c,y of her She was tall. short, fat. lean, Ied-iaeed paie-c hceked. plump. scrAwny, old young, souf, pleasant, yiyaoioas. stupid graceful. and awkward. The pAflors goi crowded why don't they have biggei parlors al the American house. anyway The idea of expecting reporter to in- tcrview Mrs. Young in room not more than 6ss. The ar was sth,ng. The re- porter fel, as fl he were go,ng to a,n, He began io regret he had ever under taken the novel task of interviewing Mrs Young.
 On. grls. girls. here comes Briggy cried one of the ladies who had been looking Dsi o! the wIndos
 Where where screamed the resf rushing pcll-mcii i1 the ~.ndnNs there seIc scyeu of them and eFanng thef ae1 ks ie gct q les. af thc,t hgsbsnd a4eh sianb.sas aHd hHs'hnf never -efe seen before fiIt. ' luag p1sicd
 ,o@dcd, spped ant tatehed one an- other n ibelf 4fcI.e's t9 se SIC s4e2 ot her lege bod.
 oee. he ihfe~ T s.as A me =. claimed Ars eaEE
 lie d.,.ni. either Ii was fer me " eried Mrs Yoeng
 And immediately the rest of Mrs. foung indignantly asserted the k,ss ~as meant for her, and then ensued a war of words in which such endezring epl,he,s