The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-09
CORNER ON FLOUR.
Minneapolis Millers Consolidating
Under OnslManagement.
Railroads Pooling on the Pacific Pas
ssnger Traffic.
The Mayor of New York Enforcing
the Sunday Law.
Tramps Ghloroform an Old Man and
Burn His House.
Lawyers stranging out the Campbell
Case.

SoTcS case 70 day, Calllngham, q waiter al
the PuIheeL hotel, tesIIf1rG Tor the CeieIse
that he waited in . private room upon b
lady and gentleman who stayed together
IN the house from Saturday until Monday
Witness Idshtlatd the Duke OF Martbor-
borough and Lady Colin Gam pbell, in the
court room, as the couple he had waited
upon on the occasion referred to- Dsla-
roche. Lord Campbeli's indoor servant in
1852, tesIl1ed he used to announce visitor.
10 tho lady when she was In hIs
lordShIp's apartment. Lady Colin Camp
bell told witness once on no account to an
nounce the arrival of Chief Shaw or the
Duke OF Marlborough In the hearing OF
LORD Campbell. Alter this witness made
excuses When he went to announce the az
rival OF ChiSf Shaw and the Duke of Mari
Borough, such % saying the cook
wished TO see her lsdyship, etc.
Witness had shOWa- the Duke
OF Marlborough into the drawing
room seven or eight times. Once witness
saw the duke sittIng beside Lady Colin OIL
settee, with his arm behind her, but the
witness could not say about or on her
waist. Lady Colin arose when she saw
acted excitedly. Witness once saw Chief
shay and Lady Colin sitting on settee.
Chiot Shaw had his arm behind Lady
Colin.
O'Nsjn who was 9 servant in the en-
ploy OF Lord Colin Campbell In 1882, tes-
Itdsd that Oncs upon carrying to The draw
ing room found the door locked and went
AWsy, Returning in q few minutes he
found the door open and saw the Duke OF
Marlborough and Lady Colin sitting on a
e0fs. The cushions were disarranged and
Lady Colin was flushed. Witness once
akw note partially written from Lady
Colin. arranging for meeting at Kilburn.
The Dote began WAth these work, "My
darling George" The same night Lacy
Colin let . gentleman into her room.
When Lady Colin returned from
Lsigh court ahe asked witness
what the fuss Was about, and whe her Miss
BAsr had told Lord Colin anything. The
witness replied that Miss Baer had told
wiIDesG that her ladyship had passed the
night with the Duke of Marlborough
while at Leigh Court. Lady Colin replied
that il wGs . id lie." Next evening
Mas Baer went away. When witness
told Lady Colin what Miss Baer
bad said he had not mentioned
what he had himself seen.
When Lord Colin was in Scotland Lady
Colin went from the house on Saturday,
August 10, and returned on the Monday
following. The Duke of Marlborough
and Chief Shaw called each twice q week
during the whole period of witness en-
ploymsnt Ia the house.
At ehis pOiot the witness te8tided to 40
act Of iHf6elIty on the part of the plsintif
with Chief Shaw aad an adjournment WGs
thea taken.
LONDON, DISC 3.-In the Campbell di-
yorcs case TO day O'Netl, the man servant
on cross examlDstIon, repeated the deCiar-
alton of yesterday, that il looking through
the key hole ia the dining room door he
saw the plaintiff And Chief saw Ia q com
promIAlng posItIon. When Gsked II ut
did not know that there were d8ps Oyer
the Key hole in the dining room doUi
witAsss said he did not.
Elizabeth Evans, housem aid tor La y
Ail6s, tSatine0 that during tie Easter nOl-
idags in 1882 Lady Collin CampbSn occu-
pied bedroom No. 80 at Leigh court anc
the Duke OF Marlborough occupied No
81. Wlsaeas saw Lady Coliu once WhlIt
In the centre hall of LeIgA c1uEt, take IN
one OF her RllppeIs and throw It AT the
duke. Both went to Leigh court Oh the
same Gay Gno then left on the same day
also. Whilst Lady CoiIn NSs al Leigh
court she appeared robust and went on
long aka in ell kinas OF weather. snow
rain or mud, with DIR. Bird. Ii was only
after the plaintiffs return TO London that
she appeared ill. Witness remem
bsred ca one occSE0n, IL
APril, 1888, General Butler was in the
d. aWiHE room with Lady Colin when some
one called. Lady Colin came out &HC
said she WAS nos. At home. Fer HAIR. q
the tlne, Vas disArrenged and hsr Isce
flushed. When Lord Colin came home
Lady Colin went TO her rooIa. Genera
Butler came down stAirs and let himself
Gus Of the house. SooA af-
ssrWafd Lacy Colin came dowr
ana began 70 slug ana play.
Annie Duly, Lord Colin C&mpbell'i
nurse, tsatinsd that abe vas engaged IN
1881 50 attoad the defendant. Lady CoiIr
gave bsr husband, the witness sGids b0
little AstentioA. Her Visits were acercel;
| ever loAgsF than ave minutes. She neveI
| read % hin. DR.. Bird met Lady Colin a
| LslGA court aIstioa. Witness once saw
letter In Lady Colln's handwriting fall on
| of DR.. 1iFd's case of Inslrumsnts. L.dI
| Colin DscaAS Ill in April. Her Oil
| meDt was unusual. DR.. BIId, 10
| coBvsrsAtioa with the witness, ten dsyi
aftsrward ssid, "Den't talk about Lad
| ColIn's iilnsas; just cay Lady COLIN had {
| cold" WttnOs8 bases her observation OF
seventeen yesrS' expeFIencO AB 9 nurse
! and believed Lady Collins illness At tn
! time wa she result Of miscArryiDg. DR.
Bird dIned Ia ths house and remained Ii
Lady CoIiA's bedroom until IL O'Clock
| Lord Coin said, ''Isn'I il rather late, doc
tor L. LsdY Cola % Ill that you Asv,
ToneiAsd, although abe has . nurse -
| DR.. 6IEG e0swsrsd, 81 fell aslssp and for
| goS che Sims" The witness being askeC
Why, bSiGg Lord CARpbell's nurse. sh'
| did nos tBfCl N him what she saw, aatC
she rsfFaiasd from doing so because she
/ felt certeia thet ultimately Lord Coli
would Aad IL all out. Lady Collins ill.,
| nS0s, witness continued. commenc9d or
| prii 14Lh, and by the 18Th, witness has
eonclucO ID tnAs her lAdysbtp bso suffered
| Q Disc0FrISEs, but WAS lot aware hoWevel
| that any operation bad baen performed
Gutii noW when the idea Yves s1age1tsd b.
| the couasel'6 question.
| Amy Wright, . hospital nurse testified
that 8hO was in attendance upon LORI
| Cola CA0pbslI at abe time of his mar.
rlsgs. Sis accompanied his lOrdship and
/ Lady Colia 10 Scotland, from VIII At she say
witness believed that Lady Campbell, .
the time OF the marriage. and Tor SON,
time before 10, Was suffering from an In
| fictitious disease, the mcst loathaome Of it
clsss. (SSHeation.l That she aid no
| warn Lord Colin of the probable results o
the eonaumm atioa OF . marriage will
. woAaa II Der diseased condition. Wit
! ness Was act Lord Coin Campbell's med
tcsl a6ViSeH. She had fourteen years ex
perIsncs IN hospissls- Two years ago Sd
| mede Q sta,smo1f - Solicitor Humphrey
4 0l&z18f I'd G1S O68 UHS DSu Iuab LuAuO CDu
esrning the PlaintiR. The case was fbsi
adjour8S0.
L0HDoB. Dec. 4.-On the opening of tn
Campbell divorce ease to-day Finlsy,. tn
DlsiBhR's counsel stsisd that Lord Camp
| believed the f0sfimo8y or Am,
Wright, the nurse, that Lady Colin wa
suffering fRoA disease 81 the time of he
marriage was false.
Baker. . groom in the EMPLOY of 81
| Charles Foster, deposed that in june ss'
July of 1883 he saw Lady G 1lin sewers
times entering the Duke Of Marlborough
house.
NaERerei Lowe, house maid in the ser
| wee of the Duke Of Argyle testified to tn
IAtsross of LAZY Collins return home fror
| Der Waits TO the DuEe OF Marlborough
A number Of other witnesses were The
called TO testify 70 the Duke Of Harihoi
| ouRh's visit 10 Lady Colin.
Justice Butt begged Of the counsel nc
| 90 pFoIoog The o4ee. hut To proc uce an
necessary evideDce. AT the present raj
the haaFfne OF testimony will last for
month said Justice Davis
II A travelling servant tesfi1sd that b