The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-04
LORD COLLINS CASE.
Another Peep Into the Sean
dalOus Affair.
SOME 'QUIyOCAL QUEERNESS'
TbeJurv Fixers-Ashore in Distress
Government Denounced-CAhtnet
CouncfI-Ffre-Etc.
The Campbell Case.

IoyDOy, December In the camp
bel divorce case, to-day, o'Neill, the
man servant, inS his cross examination
repeated his declaration of yesterday
that, looking through the key hole in the
dining room door, he saw plaintiff and
Chief Shaw in n lmprt missing p2sllion.
LOrc Colin. witness said, was III ths
drawinl loom when Chief Shaw ana
plaintiff were on this occasion IN the
oiuing-roOm. Asked If he did not
know there were Gaps over the key
holes in the dining-room door, witness
said: Il do not"
Elizabeth Evans. housemaid for Lady
Mics. testified that during the Easter
holidays in 1852. Lady Campbell Occu-
pied bedroom No. 80 at Leigh Court
that the Duke of Marlborough occupied
No. 81. Witness saw Lady Colin once
while in Central Hall of Leigh Court,
take off one of her slippers and throw
IL at the Duke. Both went to Leigh
Court on the same day, and they lett
on the same day also. While Lsdy
Colin was at Leigh Court she appeared
10 be robust and went out on long
walks in all kinds of weather, IN snow,
rain or mud, with DR.. Bird. IL was
only after plaintiffs return to London
that she appeared 10 be Ill. witness
remembered that on one occasion IN
April. 1888, General Butler was in the
drawing-room with Lady Colin when
some one called. Lady Colin came out
and said she was not at home. Her
hair at the time was disarranged. and
her face flushed. When Lord Colin
came home, Lady Colin went to her
bedroom and General Butler came down
stairs and let himself out OF the house.
Soon afterward Lady Colin came down
and began TO sing and play. Lord
Colin called her; she went TO his
room and said she didn't know
he was home, and asked him why he
had not come into the drawing-Foom (;
he replied, because you had visitor
there" Lady Colin answered, only
that old soldier; He has known me
Annie Duffy. Lord Campbell's nurse,
| testified that she was engaged in 1852 to
attend TO defendant. Lady Colin gave
him, witness said. but little attention /;
her visits were scarcely ever longer
| than five minutes, and she never read
/ to him. Once witness saw DR.. Bird sit
| ting on a stool at Lord Collins
feet. DIR. Bird met Lady Colin at Leigh
Court Station. Witness once saw let
/ tiers in Lady Collins handwriting fall
out OF DR.. Birds case of instruments.
Lady Colin became Ill in April; her
ailment was unusual. DR.. Bird, con
versing with witness ten days after
wards, said: Don't talk about Lady
/ Collins illness; Just say Lady Colin had
a cold" Witness. basing observations
on seventeen years experience as a
nurse, believed that Lady Collins ill
ness at this time was the result of q
miscarriage Or Bird dined in the
house, and remained in Lady Colin
bedroom till IL O'Clock. Lord Colin
said: Isn't IL rather late, doctorI Is
Lady Coliu so i'll that YOU have 70. re
main, although she has nurse here ?
DIR. Bird answered: 81 fell asleep and
forgot the time After this lines:
Lady Colin wore a half hoop emerald
ring, and when she went into her hus
bands room she used always to turf
the stones of the nng around from the
top to the lower side OF the hngel
asked why as Lord Collins nursl
she did not inform him of what she
saw. said she refrained from doing 81
because she felt certain that ultimately
he would find it all out. Lady Colin
illness. witness continued, commenced
on April l4th. and by the 18th wines
had concluded that her ladyship hat
suffered a miscarriage. Witness wa
not aware, however, that any operation
had been performed, and never hear,
that such was the case until now, wheI
the idea was suggested by counsel
question.
Amy Wright. hospital nurse, testified
that she was in attendance upon Lor
Colin at the time of his marriage. Sh
accompanied his lordship and Lad.
Colin TO Scotland. From what sh
!; saw, witness believed that Lady CamI
bell, at the time of her marriage an
for some time before il, was sufferin
from an infectious disease, the mos
leEahsome of its class (sensation), an
that she did not warn Lord Colin Camp
DELL against the probable results Of
!. discrimination OF the marriage with 10
Eeman in her diseased c. milton. Wit
ness was not Lord Collins medical I'D
wiser. She had fourteen years ex
perience in the hospital. Two year
ago exc made 8 statement TO solicitC
Humphreys, similar to the one she ha
= just made, concerning plaintiff. tn
J case Has at this point adjOU rned.