The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29
Diabolic Principle of Polygamy
Is Shown Up.

WI, YOU sure OF what you say?
mere dld You get your informationYD
gathering on his brow. "Brother Brown
saw them, and spoke to them. You re
700 cas- with them. This obstinacy
must be overcome peacably if we can
nut torclbly ii we must. YOU know,
1t grieves me exceedingly TO be harsh
wlth the little dear, but we have got
| 20 be very firm, for her future welfare
| depends on it,
Mr.; Brownley called June to have
PIINate interview with her that even
ing after supper.
My daughter, is it true that YOU are
holdlng clandestine meetings with Will
pert Gray, contrary 10 my advice and
wlshesl asked Mr.. Brownley, in n
severe tone.
" Indeed, it is not truc,' she an
swered
| Were you not seen to meet him on
the street, no later than yesterday7"
NO, SIT; / met him the day before
yesterday, but the meeting was purely
accidental, and it was the first time !
| nave seen him since you denied him
the hospitality of our honle''
But you had to stop and talk with
him, which you knew was contrary to
my wishes?'
She hung her head and said nothing,
and he continued: "1'll take care that
1T does not happen again. and he sig
nified that the interview was at an
end.
That night he asked his wife how
1t was that she had allowed June to
go out unattended, which was contrary
to his instructions. She explained that
her music teacher was i'll and had re-
quested her to send June to her for her
lesson this week, and she could see no
harm in her going for n lesson. "Can
you not trust your own daughter that
farl' she asked.
''Not where that man Gray is con
cerned,'' he answered.
q have implicit faith in the integ-
rity of my daughters" she remarked
with dignity.
But he gave instructions that she be
kept locked up in her room; that she
be permitted to see no one until she
was ready to obey her father. He had
tried kindness, persuasion and reason,
all to no purpose; now he would "breaR
that obstinate will of hers and "see
who is master in this house.
This state of affairs continued for
little more than a fortnight and june
still remained obstinate. She refused
absolutely TO marry the bishop. Mr..
Brownley was at his wits ends, He
| talksu Tue mdtIcl oNei Win wv 'A'"0P
next day.
81 do not believe she will ever CON
sent TO marry you, bishop, so what is
TO be donel' he asked.
''Have her accompany me to the
endowment house week from next
! Thursdav-that is the next regular day
set apart for sealing. If we can once
get her there | can manage her all
right"
But Mr.. Brownley looked doubtful
and the bishop continued: My dear
brother, you do not know these women
as well as | do-you have not mad as
much experience as | have; MI
! Brownlev conceded the point, which the
J bisbop seemed to think a good Joke, for
he looked at Mr.. Brownley out OF inc
corners Of his sauinting eyes, gave a
silent laugh which shook his fat sides;
then rubbing his hands together IN ms
elf.satisfed way, he continued: Il
do not fear the result When it is all
over and she finds there Is no escaping
me she II give up, and III nave no
more trouble with her She.s young
and the Young are always more eaSl.y
tanned than the older ones. uoo9,u"J
T'U see YOU again in day or so.
Neyt day Mr.. Brownley commanded
his daughter TO prepare TO accompany
the bishop TO the endowment house on
nnxt Thursday week, and have dong
y,ith all this nonsense. She was shockeo
s,IrnrisedI She did not expect TINS
of her father. He had always, oee9
surb kind. indulgeut husband ahu
father that both June and her mothei
we're dumbfounded at this coini1anbu comm tb,
either she had already exhausleo .n' T
SIMPLY of lachrymaI nuid; OF lne nl,of snLf
,,.s Zoo great for tears, for she ioohe,
was W. .La- in omen -eved wonder, as
%f Che could not comprehend MN ipl
moment: then wrlnglng her nandS
@So said in warning voice: fapa-
aoI Don't force me to marry INA
pay" son will make n tiend or me
fnr 7 can never settle down quie''y II
, Polygamy" ..,,,. oo,sfi
4,,todNIike a fine harp, which II touehe, 10,
/, Nv a mastery hand, produces eAqulSI1s
music: but il by rude, OF eair,Tn 80,
: hand IL produces only discora anu s.,oh urI
and June Brownley was one VI ;ot, SCl
CI|so confinement, worry ana ah1isS.
= 80 80 fast undermining the health OF VIZ
!. I i'oa,,t;fnI active girl; the full roun9e'
4 GC,rre ~ a few weeks ago was grown
,,,Sastod ard angular; the rosy oFal lay
d iooksd wan and pale; and the ulslt
loohGu loI,i; "" a,,ee wore haunted, patheu
= pa, Sbo was nervous and restless an
rumed ,oUnd tbe floor like some beautllu! WI
pp%;mal pniu Gagged but uDtamed,, untii NJ ea
hanstion compelled her TO ne aom Nh i,i ~" 10
Brow Rrownley had expostulated WIN VII, or EG
EEuUband E1romnd and pleaded in her daugnte, !,
beSoIf heSo bnt he cut her short, say,ing ~
HDein H'Tnw saw no more: know what ! a II
,LoUti,J nU She knew disobedlence'
apen apou' rebellion would be worse than us, u.s.
ppe" "s ror Inc man was "lord ana ma, @
tor1 ,eSS1' '; in Utah and his word was + lay ,,I
She M yearned and wept over hef uaug, y,
1mo ,eT but was powerless TO nterteTe, .e, ei
s%s'rcd sT,' her imprisonment, stayinG ~
InT'go ber room with her during all inc t,m inT
J she could spare. She was very yJ aIAt%, IN,
snn ssoncepping sgq her, for she realized dna I'M
, yomfh and health are ever prom
buoyancy uoy and hope,fulness' ana aao h,
noroed oH"y Cd her TO the heart to see 81, u,
bnantiful daughter thus, droop ana .Iasa a't
toeSore peau. ~ h her eyes and she .Howerioss IS
IoiD her, She would. wllhng.y Nh, 4,
hG,dP Ioid down % her own life to secure IRE u, H.
da%gG5sF ioRer She tried 70 cG%TG 9n,
Tnr%pd Tnr and TO tempt her appetitei w ce't' h
nIi az" " ,rromiup thln-lnaL u