The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-11
THE CAMPBELL MESS
lady Colin Giving Her Side
Of the Story.
sovE WHOLESALE DENIALS.
u-.-. Containing Particulars of the
case Forbidden I'm the queen
Observation-Disclosures Notes.
-h.Cnmpben Cussedness.

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Tovpox. December 1O.-The Queen
tag forbidden admission into the
L1,ssbold Of Windsor Castle or within
ne Castle precincts Of newspapers con-
..i,I7g reports of the Campbell divorce
ca Isdv Campbell gave her evidence
L-u1 ,sTfact composure and fullest
n Va -dssession. She gave ready re-
ssonses to the questions asked. one
T0-s plain blue serge dress anu olack
b6raet. Her whole style was that o.
simple elegance. she Is tan, niue e az
sbs6elv and has full black eyes Win
clear pallId complexion.
LADY CAMPBELL 5 EVIDENCE.
p, The Campbell cA.,. to-day, Lady
Colin Campbell was called. She entered
80 witness box amid profound silence.
She was very pale and testified in a
slow distinct voice. She said that IN
III the family meeting at at Ihurlu
S,rsre in lSS3. she had exchanged let
fa-s daglv with her husband when a0.
sent before their marriage, L5rd
Colin asked her II she would consent,
Uhsn married, TO their occupying
se1s-atr rooms. She consented, and
T5rd Cclin asked her not 70 divulge the
Fsr- fhat he had made this request, but
she insisted upon telling her mother.
The azure OF his Illness was unknown
10 Ler until Nay, 1888. She never
pressed Lord Colin to marry her, but
her mother did not like long engage
ments. Continuing, Lady Colin said
she was educated in Italy, and spoke
Italian and French before she learned
the English language. She sang,
painted aud wrote books. She was
also q journalist She sang at forty
charity concerts, not one OF which Lord
Colin attended. She taught night
classes of factory girls, visited the poor
IN the day time, and served soup Tor
two hours. and worked daily aiding the
Door Of Saffron Hill. Lord Colin knew
OF every engagement, and of any WOrE
among the poor, and he neger objected
She went into society alone, Al
her husbands express wish. in
order that the fact of his illness
should be unknown. He wished il IN
derstcod that he was engaged in the
House Of Commons Lord Colin &C
cepted engagements for both and then
desired her to 90 alone. Her husband
went to Scotland in lSS2, without a
nurse and she attended him. She left
him there IN order 10 visit her mother.
he was better a. that time. and pre-
ferTed her 10 90. she fell III the first
five DAYS after the contamination Of
the marriage. In November. 1881, she
was very III and was never free from
symptoms until ISSj. Her sickness was
OF varied ntensity-sOmeume she
suffered grest pain. She spoke TO
her husband about her condition and
be said, ITS Of no consequence: all
women hsye that sort OF thing" In
February. 1852, Lord Colin returned
home. On one occasion while sitting
beside her couch, he began TO crv. and
SAID that people we're very cruel' in
saying that be ought not to have mar
uec on account o. his health. The
same evening Lord Colin said II was
better 10 be on the safe side, and he
.o.4 her Ehat precautions ~ take. She
loAoWed MS directions, and il gave her
Steat pam. She consulted Or. BIRD in
HSoFenger, loo2, ana he examined her.
Al AlIll, !sNj. she was seriously Ill. and
vas attended by Dr.. Bird. DR.. Hicks
Wa TWICE summoned. An operation was
selo.ued IN October 18th lSS3. and
s-5 ai,eTward improved. She did rot
AL0s NE nature Of her own or her bus-
o4hd illness. Lord Colin urged her 10
l-sHisS Rose Baer who. be said. gos-
sped about him in the kitchin she
H---sSs objected, because she thought
-.lSe GOOD maid. Lord Colin insisted
. ~ gave hose a months notice. She
asAsl y NELL what Rose had
- - saying. He replied: She
so The Duke Of Marlborough
II.s'-sl your room at Leigh Court"
:. vas untrue hat she (witness)
Sa.I 10 . Neil: 1T is a damned lie"
-.?sS denied what she was accused of.
e..lSd' and said that she was q wicked
~. Witness told Rose thatas she had
go so Wickedly she (witness) would
nt.tAaraW the advertisement for a stu
e--on Tor her and would refuse % give
-5l certificate Of character. She dis
.-.ssed hose forthwith. She ue,er told
~ Sls servants how to announce visitors
oae never had the DuERof Narlbor1rr N
q = supper. Sir Philip Miles occupied
ne room next to hers at Leigh Court
--s loom On the other side was emptv
eng Kept for her husband. she did
- ~. know that the Duke OF Marlborough
80 p'ed 1t. She never was at Tu-gsst
- ~ 'ae Saturday night she was accused
~ =, -.siF-lE been there with the Duke az
borough. He went 10 the the
-- with lacy friend. on
- SUNDAY following she took
-. with Lady Mics and di.eS
e--A her mother, Mrs. Blood Refer
-.-s 70 her visit 20 Paris in Nav ISSt
sall she was on her way To- ItaIv
- - netting with Marlborough Wes
siy accidental She vas once tasen
q Z concert aud was in great pain
~ l5JEe 70 Dr.. Birds house and re-
- ---iilel until DR.. Bird prepared some
Ii-s-le-ae Tor her, when she returned
me Inc arriving there at Il O'Clock. Il
~ l q rue. that she leaned her head
IN IN DT, BIRDS shoulder while driving
~ go -. enc gave an absolute denial TO
0.,-ss,sIlo ence Of Rose Baer. Mrs. Duff.
r,-.ss.s-' and other witnesses and de.
E; so !, she never committed adultery
60. - tae Duke Of Marlborough or snv