An unfulfilled prophecy--Had Brigham Young been still alive?--The hierarchy of Mormonism--The fighting Apostle and his colleagues--Plurality a revelation--Rajpoot infanticide: how it was stamped out--Would the Mormons submit to the process?--Their fighting capabilities--Boer and Mormon: an analogy between the Drakensberg and the Wasatch ranges--The Puritan fanaticism of the Saints--Awaiting the fulness of time and of prophecy. CHAPTER IX. THE SAINTS AND THE RED MEN. Prevalent errors as to the red man--Secret treaties--The policy of the Mormons towards Indians--A Christian heathen--Fighting-strength of Indians friendly to Mormons. CHAPTER X. REPRESENTATIVE AND UNREPRESENTATIVE MORMONISM. Mormonism and Mormonism--Salt Lake City not representative--The miracles of water--How settlements grow--The town of Logan: one of the Wonders of the West--The beauty of the valley--The rural simplicity of life--Absence of liquor and crime--A police force of one man--Temple mysteries--Illustrations of Mormon degradation--Their settlement of the "local option" question. CHAPTER XI. THROUGH THE MORMON SETTLEMENTS. Salt Lake City to Nephi--General similarity of the settlements--From Salt Lake Valley into Utah Valley--A lake of legends--Provo--Into the Juab valley--Indian reminiscences--Commercial integrity of the saints--At Nephi--Good work done by the saints--Type of face in rural Utah--Mormon "doctrine" and Mormon "meetings." CHAPTER XII. FROM NEPHI TO MANTI. English companies and their failures--A deplorable neglect of claret cup--Into the San Pete Valley--Reminiscences of the Indians--The forbearance of the red man--The great temple at Manti--Masonry and Mormon mysteries--In a tithing-house. CHAPTER XIII. FROM MANTI TO GLENWOOD. Scandinavian Mormons--Danish ol--Among the orchards at Manti--On the way to Conference--Adam and Eve--The protoplasm of a settlement--Ham and eggs--At Mayfield--Our teamster's theory of the ground-hog--On the way to Glenwood--Volcanic phenomena and lizards--A suggestion for improving upon Nature--Primitive Art. CHAPTER XIV. FROM GLENWOOD TO MONROE. From Glenwood to Salina--Deceptiveness of appearances--An apostate Mormon's friendly testimony--Reminiscences of the Prophet Joseph Smith--Rabbit-hunting in a waggon--Lost in the sage-brush--A day at Monroe--Girls riding pillion--The Sunday drum--Waiting for the right man: "And what if he is married?"--The truth about apostasy: not always voluntary. CHAPTER XV. AT MONROE. "Schooling" in the Mormon districts--Innocence as to whisky, but connoisseurs in water--"What do you think of that water, sir?"--Gentile dependents on Mormon charity--The one-eyed rooster--Notice to All! CHAPTER XVI. JACOB HAMBLIN. A Mormon missionary among the Indians--The story Of Jacob Hamblin's life--His spiritualism, the result of an intense faith--His good work among the Lamanites--His belief in his own miracles. CHAPTER XVII. THROUGH MARYSVALE TO KINGSTON.