Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

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hia wilsas uA4r1e of inadallly, uhisa g.
poaded ehiG6g npe1 tha tastlmaay of
Lag MlipA NoaesEsE liEhs " aala
azA1la1 Lady Atlss bg dateE1a Z mast
he eadmi1led aho wm& am&ii laaaly. Lord
| Colin's lFiona tha9 ahe had do1a al "a
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aGtion aRatngt him. ans t1ns sne unly
took Lady oclin'a para Wh1n 80 oseams
ou1vincsd tAas un51s1 eAaERaA were b
ns hgoaxht aeainsf thaf IailF. Ths tssii-
meuy gwen b. the aociofs, that MaEy
Walaun vas pirgD = ineti, did nnt neaa.
i've tAa testime1l given b Lady Niles;
s1at 1he sAW Lord Colln and tha aiEi IN
s1ea . position n9 - wAgEaut to8 belief
tAat the pair we're g1Hsy. Saspie5on,
howeveK, the JndRa oksa, was insHll-
/ ots1k II adultery ua1 not proVed As 8
/ fast, the Jury wero boand % 6nd tnat
Lord Oolin waa innooenk Af ths laat
triAl in which Lady Uolin 1searad & d.
cree of separation. q w8a ghown thas
Lord Coiin he'd given plaiutiH . dissaHs
% suoh 8 mannaz e % amouul %
crnalty, which she alleges 80 tha basis Of
hog potltion Ter separation in ths pre-
ent oase. Ihe eVi&enoo aQaia8l ISsdy
o41in depended 90 what famllY naresats
said. Thls ehoald Be received win uaspi- !
eioB. In regard taaAe PuKdast insidsas. /
The Judeo eaid there were 90 many i'm
| peEtant axamples Of uiss8kan identity, |
| that tbs fary woaid be compelled % |
carefully consider whsiher sn1aoio1i /
evidences had benn add0oed % establish |
The statsmant that the lady who wns /
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/ Lady Ooiin. AZ Neptune blnod1e tasii- /
mo1y wa true, that be aaW Lady Colin /
on that DAY at homa. then the Purdeat /
story Was damolinhed.
Referring 10 the allegations e 10 i
Lady O0iin'e conduct ae LeiQh OouEl,
Ne Judge aasd that they d8psadod on /
stagie8 ted b. she eorvan.1 and pEinoi- Il
pally thoss Of Rose Baer. Her awu fol II
lows described Der - "eha1terss," and
she had oontEaaiotoa heEself. and othaE
witnesses bad eoztradiotsd Der on i'm
poEtant points, and nhe e nrst awoEe /
tie Duks % Marlborough and Lady
Colin ooaapied the same apartment for
an entire week ak IsoiRh Oour.. snd
afterwards testified thaa the Duks o.
MaRihOFonah Was &c LaiRh CouFt only
tuo nights. The IndRe declared shas
he believed Rose Baer had invented the
story abont Lady Colin and the Duks %
Marlborough sitting together like lo7sFa
on Z oonah in Peddington station.
Lord Oolin's oonduoa toward hia wife,
while ahe was 10 Paris on one occasion,
When be teleQraphed tbs Paris police %
aErea1 her and lodge her IN the proaal-
tnte's prison. Justice Butte character.
szed aa outrageous, saying be never had
known oe anything more dishonast than
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cials thas his wife was living IN opan
adultery With enc of the 90 respond
ents, and she ahoald Be arrested and
treated as common woman fths towp.
The story told by the man servant,
O'Neill, thst be once sAu throaRh The
keyhole Of the door OF the dining room
q Cadiaan Piaee, Ohief shaw and Lady
Colin u criminal intercourse, the Judge
said be could not regard With favor.
tne Jory Elgss eo1elder whether Y Nellie
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said. Be impossible - exAegsEate the
meanness N remaining eSey ton
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law uhleh makes y imposaoie q ASH
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