The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-02


duke Of MARLBOROUGH once entered Lady
CampbeIl's bedroom. A cabmAn might,
the witness thought. have handed Lady
Campbell letter iodoors instead Of
through Q servant, ana might have r..
csived from her reply direct. becanses
under the circumstances In which she was
placed, Lady Campbell might have sus-
bands nurse, and feared to entTust them
with any correspondence. At Ihia point
certain LISTERS written by the witness 20 the
defendant we're produced and abe was asked
II they were hers. She said they were
and sdded that Shea shs wrote them she
thought abe Was WRttlag to man Of honor
and not TO such person - Lord Colin
Campbell had turned out 70 Be. ISensa-
iiOuI. That she still Thoughts q Womsn'g
letters should b considered sscred. ZAP
plauSs Afe. Dugy, Lord Camp6ell's
| nurse, Lady Miles continued, invented the
story thst Lady Campbell had miscaTTied
and Sn effort was made 70 conceal the real
nature Of Lady OampbelPe 0ffliciiOn
| Colin Campbell hsd told witness hs was
endeaVortng 20 obtain AL the information
he possibly could against his wife In or
der to sue her fer diVoTc0, and had sub
sequentIy told Witae ss THAI he had failed
TO obtain any. Russell, the plaintiffs
counsel, corrected his opening statement
by adding to it that Lady CampbelI, whe1
she married the defendant, brought him q
fortune of $50. 600. Russell then gave no.
tee that the plsiutiff'e case Wss closed.
Robert Bo0natIne Finley, the queens
counsel, opened the case Tor the defense
He said IL stfOfded ><nt xpresssble relief q
Lord Colin Campbell 70 have an opportu
My TO defend himself in open court from
the gross and cruel imputations which haC
EN- put upon him and from the charge o
adultery which had been trumped MP. Tn,
| maIQnV from Ehfoh Aofo NJ No
Tered was not VenerAl. al
though result of youthful indiscretIOn
Lady Campbell's mother had beer
informed OF the nature OF the DEFENDANT
atlmeDt before the marriage, but sh,
nevertheless urged or the union saying he
daughter was willing merely 10 act "a nuFs
TO her husband. and even wrote TO Dukt
the engagement. The marriage was au
tnorized by physlcsans who said il va
desirable thst the defendant shOulC
have marriage relations Will
the plaintiff. During the Easter
season of 1882 the Duke of Marlborough
who had been corresponding with her
was often sean IN Lady Campbell's com.
pany. They visited the Leigh court at thu
same time and their bedrooms there ad.
joined. Doubtlss s. Mr.. FinlAy, cOnfended
she Duke OF Marlborough and Lady Camp
bell at this time were criminally intimate
il they had not been before. Alter thil
Lady Campbell went to PARIS ana on thil
journey she was chsperoDed by Lady n lea
They remained In PARIS one month
the Duke Of Marlborough belns
there also when lady Campbell returned
from Paris. she sent her maid 70 Swift
zeTlaAd, evidently, the lawyer said. be.
cause the maid knew too much. Thai
maid would he called by the defense, and
would testify that on the 18th Of Angus
Lady CsnpbeQ went u BuEfvet hotel anC
remEiOed Shere with the Duke of MARI
borough u8tiI the following Mondsy
General Butler visited Lady CAmpbr Il
during her b1sbCnc's absence anG used q
remain with her a. long a. three hours
at time. Once during one Of these
| Interviews some one called to Eot
Lady Campbell. She came out OF heI
room with her hair disarranged and
shouted, mot at hOme," and returned e
General Butler. In the meantime Lord
Colin Campbell came home Unexpectedly
and while be was still in one of the rC omI
down stairs, General Butler slipped ont
That same evening Lady Campbell wal
taken i'll. Lord Colin Campbell
remained in Leigh court from
August, 1882, to February. 1888. DurinC
this lady CAmpball went 90 and from Lon
don and committed adultery with DR.
Bird. Lord Colin Campbell then knew
nothing about his wife's bad cOnducf
but she had guilty conscience. Sh'
got Solicitor Lewis 10 writ,
letter charging Lord Colin Campbell
with giving her a 1OAth6Ome disease anC
refusing 10 live with his wife, Lord Col
In Campbell had never heard of such
charge before, and OF course refused Il
agree that they should not live together al
man and wife.