Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-10

[LsuisvilIs Courier Journal.I

louisville Courier Journal.
The death Of Mn. Lilian Chsistiapc
under distressing circumstance, in Nev
York city, recalls the old scandal b
tween senator Christiancy and his youn,
W1fe. Tbe Sonat0r represented Aiohi
gan IN the Senate and had reached hi
slxfy-hfth year when he married. 1hfe
years ago Warrington WA aQoQ With th,
eossip Of the nov celebrated Christians,
divorce case. Whsn the old Senate
from Lansing. Mich, took unto himssl
the blooming Miss Lillian Lueenbeel
then engaged in The Treasury Depart
neDt ~ ctsrk, society was free in oom
ments On ths inevitable result Of such
union. The disparity in age, no Ices thai
the hiatus between the social standing
Of the high contracting parties, VA
quoted ~ sure sign that ths union VA
not destined to continue happily. Al
most Immediately after the wedding th<
senator from Michigan resigned biz
legislative honors and vas by . prsar
raneomeut seat 70 Peru ~ 0fnistea
Plenip0t@usiary and Envoy ExtsAordi
nary. His wife followed him 20 South
Amesioa, and 0n the way down che msl
0eoego E. Haieht, Of Hartford. Conn.
Who Was sttsusive 70 her. A son of the
Senator BY former wife called his H.
thsG's attention % thiA and hsrs begAa
~ .a wusou resulted u
sae oisoses oeseoinA
4 GUAnATpDu.
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sosos t;m. sna H. 1sjaO a n, Chs;st;snc. -.
sn,crrc.3 II - II. - e,.r;no hc.ne es,
- "a divorcs IN a.. e,cnnI ~ shan.
6onmsnt H~ sem~ S;th slisossions
scsi,,ss II. 1;s.,s eh.r.c3sr 80 -h;ch ~
nronounoed ~ ouf0rovtI, Of ~ crexv
iealousv 81 An old man nth = vouno
wife. Tbs wife's story Of domestic un-
nappsnees, IN sucwer 70 these ohaSRes,
vas an excepnonAoie one 10 soms par.
ssooisee. one sverreo soas nsf nuspand
eao, upon several ooce0ons, oseo Pnyci-
cal vloisoce 20 g nes. Sne ssated tnas -
soe taiI Of 1915 Zach. Cnsndier went ~
~. ObSsse!ancv's house IN Lansing and
thsre made the aSranRement TOR her
nuseand'c vithdAwa! from the senate.
Ar. Chsndlcr began the CONVERSATION By
saying that he bad been % WashinGton
and had eeen Pvoeldens Hayes, and that
sn9 msssss Yeo1nS os.veeI soem ~
All right. he then vent ON % say that
Ar. Chzistisney could have either the
mtsston to Peru or Central America; the
Administration having paced these Two
=, .on; - VnAnussI o.p1 CGsn- T.n
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xNoCx-DowN NOW.
The ouarre, in Peru finally culminat-
hsr down IN the preeenos Of George E.
Haieht, the person before mentioned.
Christiancy objected 70 HaiRht's pres
snce in the Legation, accusing him Ut
meddling in some Of his Affairs and pay
ing too much attention 10 4rs. Chris
tiaucy. Thsreupon che left, hs threat
ening her with ruin u che took that step,
and refusing her MONEY to pay her pass
aae. Haieht then, = stated, loaned her
money. She returned % her mothee's
hoase, where she remained during the
divorce PROCEEDINGS, and supported her
self by oolOrino photographs. On tho
way home from Perm she met . nan