Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-10
CIMPBELL CORRILLED.
And Compelled to Open His Purse for IA
Girl He is Reported to Have Ruined.

Few citizens are 80 we'll known to the fire.
qurntcr of police court aS that of DR.
Campbell. but he is very Smooth citizen
and always manages Ia sail Serenely
out of his ScrapcS in some way or
other. For some time past he has had
Young girl in his Office, VIII" slept in the ad
joining room. Concerning this girl this
mornings Enquirer has the following:
Ictta HuSrhheimrT came Ia Cincinnati
about three wears ago an almost perfect
stranger: She had been in the country hat
short time. and Yet had no little trouble in
making herself thoroughly understood Ia
English speaking persons. She was bright.
Intelligent and thoroughly ver>.'i in several
languages. particularly in French and Ger
man. the latter being her mother tongue:
the former she speaks as fuently as if she
were indeed a native of France. She was
here but short time when her qualitica-
tinn~ A. French and German inSiructre>,
hrcalnc generally known. and her services
were much sought for. She acted aS gov
rrnt->> i'll a number of Cincnnati'S most
ariStocratic families, and gave such perfect
satisfaction that She was almost i'll
constant demand. Ii was she. it is under
stood who taught the French language
ia the family of Mr.. Murat HalStead
about wear ago. 1t was due I" that fact
probably that size was :" employed i'll Mr..
llalStcad'S family that gave rise 10 the idea
al that time that il James g., Blaine was
elected president, Mr.. lial>tead would seek
the French mission. Shortly after the
election She was engaged by another West
Fourth street family a. goNrrneSs.
About this time Miss IIu>chheimer met
Dr Alfred Campbell. of Springfield. Ohio
L,.tta had grown tired of the monotnny of
a g"yerncS> life. which. AT the best, is not
particularly pleasant. and when the doctor
pruIs,-.d that she enter his service a. a
cnpyi>t. gladly accepted. X was the odd.
old story. Letra claims that upon promise
uf marriage. the doctor succeeded in lead
ing her astray, and when ne learned she
WAS in a good way Ia become a mother
turned her out upon the cold world 10 gain
a livelihond a. best she could. Miss IIusch-
hcimer returned Ia Cincinnati. and had
been here but few days when she called
at the Everett street Residence. The doc
tor had given her only 81 when She left his
service. and she was >orcly in need of money. /
The lady listened Ia the story and request
rd Letta to call the following evening. The
next morning she took occasion Ia inquire
about Letta. and becoming con
Niuced that the young woman was
telling the truth. when she called
that evening offered her a home
until She gave birth to her child. She also /
Interested Judge Wilson in the girls behalf. /
and last Friday a constable armed with the .
necessary papers. brought Mr.. Campbell "a
this city 10 answer 10 proceedings in bas-
tardy.
SATURDAY. the case was 10 be- heard but be
fore il came up for trial the doctah. who
would not for the world have any such no
Oriety. ambled Ia the front by putting up
sufficient wealth TO see Letta through her
roubles. and also the expenses Of bringing
# the suit He was accompanied to this
ity by his attorney.