Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-06
EASTERN DISPATCHES
IRIS. CHRIsYIlNCY.
Some OF Her outside Love Letter.
Her "fhoughtIess Inprudence +"
with Mr.. Giro.

WAonAHoAetl '.
blunder Of her counsel Mrs. Christiancy's
letters TO Giro have BEEN ~publishsd In
the washinston papers. II was repre-
sen.ed that copies had been given ont In
New York, and to save trouble to the
local papers Mr.. Oliver gave them the
oriainsls, after which Il VA found that
they had rot besn published In New
York. They are very passionate In tone.
and are regarded q extremely damaging
TO her case. The letter. included sew.
ersl written TO Giro's friend Jsoksos,
and the tenor Of oil 10 Q plea for Giro 10
testify to her chastity. and thus defeat
her husbands suit for divorce. In . talk
with Q reporter Mrs. Chrisdsscy attempt.
cd 70 show that the letters were written
to plsoats Giro, whom shs bad promised
to marry. and the professions OF love In
them were spurious. The subjoinsd
three letters are fair specimens Of the
whole
wAsHNoroN. D.. G.. March I. 1880.
Dear Edslbsrt II you still love me.
10 pity come TO me. II Jon do not. then
let the principles Of honor move Jon.
Mr.. Christiapey has applied for di.
yorce. II you come and still love me.
you will nnd me . good, loving wife. for
know now that I will gladly marry
YOU. I will very soon bs free here. bat
wish to get the divorce, not have him
get Il on account OF my thouRhtlsss I'M
prudence with you. II you do not come
here and all me. I swear that I will kill
myself. You must aid me Let your
manhood assert itsrlf and save me.
Come a. soon ~ this 10 received. II
you still love ms. you will soon have
your reward. for I will b your wife and
will be good asd loving. II you have
ceased to love me, pity and save me, for
my desth-snd death ! would make 1t
would come through you. Come imms-
distsly. Yours, LILLE.
WASHINGTON, March 4. 1880.
Mr.. Jackson-Dear Sir: You will
pardon me for writing TO you when yeu
learn my reason for 90 doing. Your
friend. Mr.. E. Giro, told me that II ever
I wanted to learn Of him. TO write to
you In confidence. I write you to beg
Mr.. Giro TO return Immediately to the
States. Mr.. @. 10 about TO apply for .
divorce. In . very short time nov II
will have commenced. have been fond
Of your friend, but dared not think OF
marriage with any one. because OF the
dense shadow Of my married past.
r IT. a..s- ... NJ n con ou1v
bring n charge TO amount to
anything 1t was . thoughtless I'm.
prudrnos with Mr.. Giro. II be
does not come here Immediately asd aid
mo in this matter, ! shall kill myself. for
{ will not live and endure 1t. He can
aoht this for me, and then ! will have Q
divorce here before many weeks, and l
will gladly marry him. and make o.
loving. kind wife. II be NO longer loves
me, and does not wish to marry me, his
honor % Q man should prompt him to
come forward and aid the woman he has
compromised. for BY this I lose oil. and
would not live TO face the world. In
pity and mercy urge him to come to me
COW, Just - soon a. hs can get back.
Please answer, and pardon this scrawl;
bat I am bali wild from nervous exotic.
msnt. Yours. truly, LILLE y.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. March IA. 1880.
Dear Edil : I have written you several
times recently. but tonight I feel / must
write again. II you fail 70 write just
the testimony I asked you for. without
ANYTHING lett out-for one Item would
spoil the effect OF the evidsncs-I will
soon 20 out Of this life and By my OWL
hand, forced to this by you. With q
woman's agony. I plead to you to Save
me. am crying while ! write, for /
pity myself. / am no coward. but It
seems pitiful for 20 young . life to be
put out as the flame OF . candle. II you
do not mean to do what ! have asked,
I beg you In pity TO let me know.
This suspense. this agony Of waiting
10 dreadful. In mercy let me know
Immediately what you will do. You
will not come back months hence
one month svsn-to hnd me waiting.
II YOU refuse me I will be deed and
under the sod. am % tired OF life, 90
weary Of all my miseryl II tonight l
could stand by your side your wife /
should DO glad. but not unless II was
without stain. II you love me. clear
me, and then you can come and lake me
away your wife and without stain. /
will be- 90 tender and true. II you do
not love me. I can. with . clear name.
make my way In the world; but u this
trial comes ON without this evidences
from You. I will never live TO meet II: !!
swear this. ! am no sad and tired Of
trouble; but death at twenty-five seems
hard. In the silence Of the grave Will
bs shut forever all the brightness and.
:. some. the prettinsss Of 'nsi ,.Se
which my friends and family nave ioaso;
They can say OF me latter LIES htful
fever, she sleeps WE'LL" Don't fail
to answer Immediately. In mercy DO
this! With love. LILLE