Letter from Brigham Young Jr., 5 September 1890
Prest. W. Woodruff
Dr. Br:
I am here at 42 in
good shape health and spirits good, my
wife and children feeling fine. Our journey
to N. Y. and accross the ocean was comforta-
ble and expeditious. The Lord has delivered
^me^ out of all my distresses to date. I trust Him
for the fuature.
Prest. Teasdale is looking usually well, a
little worn and I cannot blame him
for that. We have been here two nights and
my wife declares she has not slept two hours
either night. The constant rumbleing of carts,
etc. and when they cease, all hell is let loose
from the gin palaces—a crowds that make night
hidious with their curses and howls. I am in
the same fix ^as my wife^ but will soon settle down to the sit-
uation, no doubt we all shall get used to it in a
few weeks
Oh, the turmoil and filth is distracting. How that
are we in the mountains
Love to Prests. Geo. Q. Cannon & J. S. Smith and all
the brethren. Your Brother in Christ
Brigham Young
over
