Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-07
Fran, Rcilied aui Couragcius-1he
Victim # Frlghiful Ciu Ivy
Cause Of Her utmlc.

nnguith and physical suffering. She
was plucky, refined and Intelligent
woman, say her irlsnds--aud Ia hof
sorrow tho had macy Of them-Who
Sould have bocna pfzs TO auy man
no matter what station IN life he might
have occupied.
Her young llfc--0f twenty summers
was NJ eventiul a. that Of any heroine
of novel fame. Through u all che OK.
hibitcd forutudr, foresight and
patience far beyond that with which
the ordinary wonisn T. gifted. Hst
lite, from tho bret indications Of bud.
ding Wumanhood, until the tins came
fgf her TO DO wrapped In tho white
lnantle o. death was one Of constant
dfeat, excitement, suffering and
sortOw.
MARmED Al FOURTEEN.
when but a mere child sue removed
with her parents 10 Wyoming where
the latter settled ON a section OF lana
ana proceeded TO make home Tor lhrif
old age. Near by was n ramon and on
Il Ras Cnrltlenson, later known at
Rth Lewis aud Matt Warner, worked
IA . COW boy. Hu WA a iftquunt caller
% tbv home OF the giT.'a parents.
They objected 10 his coming. But
that made 40 difference. he wac y
daring young fellow who never al
iowed nby,hing " stand betwosn him
hnd hiA hmbluuns. ono DAY white
tue gifrs mother AMI siopiniher were
both lying III with typhoid ftvef be
rode up TO thUit cabin aud Ia regular
Loehinvat ttyle carried on the Guild,
for such hne Wut, being oniy fourteen
years old. Ga anJ ON they rods day
aud night over mountain aud plain 20
n small frontier town one hundred And
lwuaty- i've uilel distant hnfn tho
c'uple ditniUuutu1 and Christensen
pllnltd the way 10 q preachers aud
demanded ihat no marty them. 1ne
minister observing the childlth ap-
prafance OF the prosI eeiiyu bIidt,
Inquired AZ TO her Agr aud
II the Iafonts' consent hnd bee
obtained wheFtup0n VA was suddenly
cJulfonted with formidable looking
fev0ivVf aud was Ast1unded--awe
struck, by tho exclamation. "rhu
paronis DO -; 20 on with the osEe.
mony.n
Tue good man oboyod Implicitly aud
roOn he pronounced the words that
made tho couple man anu wife. Som
thoy were on their return Journey.
Tbs girl's patoutu recovered aud she
was a ueauefAdo'H wife kept from
their presence and Influence. She
often attempted 10 otcapt; generally
she was frustrated IN her rndeavofa aud
threatened with difo contcquuuors.
Amer time these attempts became
more dliilculL 1he girl wife became
..i.i
~. AZ nn.I,y .scsrs aha ,n,y.,
from place to place IA order to keep nor
wne,'as u nIuu'n ,tOui ~. nus
us"u, .o s"o .a'e IVY. NntA'eh'
hs,'i,'.' ~, ~" v" W.
$500 49,, 1880. .'' - ~,
80, ~ ~. 49,. s"ssS .'oso ~
n,"N A"N '"'' '"'' SUI ""' h"''eu
o"' ..,. 80. ,,..,.....,.,. -.
WAN w "A"NA"' ""nN'
In n few days she was back into the
haunls OF the outlaws, for Chtlslensen
was constantly surrounded by such
people. His wife knew them; she lie.
tened 10 them plan their raids: shr
could have given them into the hands
OF Iustiou perhaps, ut times, hut such
an act sho hgd been too plainly told
meant certain death. Her people,
too, knew that such was thr
Gaze. The outlaws were bandeu
closely together and comprised some u
tho toughest characters that ever IN.
tested eastern UiAb, Colorado, Mon.
tana, Oregon, Idaho o. Wyoming, for
they operated IN all these states. Cattle
stealing, train aud bank tObbing were
their star performances. They were
known various y as tho Warner, Me.
CATlhy aud CassAdy gangs.
-. -. -.
AhfuIAlh" h'''h VAunha DEATH
A little more than year ago Chris.
tonson, OF Warner "a ho Ia now called,
was very abusiyelo his wife atd ons
day h ilieted an iuluTy upon heT that
,.snit,,t An the br.aiiuy Of ana of hoF