The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-03
THE REPULSTVE SCANDAL
KEPT BEFORE THE PUBLIC AN
OTHER DAY.
Two witnesses on the Stand Keep Up
the Obnoxious Recitation OF
LOathsOme Acts.

LONDON, December I'm the Cnmp-
bell d vorce case today The deteHae
first called Mark Bower ss witness.
He testified that he sew the Duke OF
Marlborough and Lady Coin Camp
bell in 1882 at the Pdrhset Hotel. he
could not swear that the laty was
Lady Colin Campbell, but he believed
at the time she was.
Callingham, a waiter In the PuIh3et
Hotel, testified that he waited in a phi
waite room upon lady and gentleman
who stayed together ia the house from
Saturday until Monday. The witness
identified the Duke OF MARLBOROUGH
and Lady Colin Campbell in the court
room as the couple he had waited upon
on the occasion referred to.
De La Roche, who was Lord Colin
Campbells indoor servant in 1888, tes-
tilted that he used to announce visi-
tors to the lady when she was in His
Lordship's apartments. Lady Colin
Campbell told witness once on no &C.
count 10 announce the arrival OF Chiet
Shaw or the Duke Of Marlborough in
the hearing Of Lord Campbell. After
this instruction witness made excuses
when he went to announce the arF1-
val of Chief Shaw or the Duke OF
Marlborough, such as saying the
cook wished to see Her Lsdyship, etc,
Witness had shown the Duke Of MARI
borough into the drawing room seven
or eight times. Once the witness saw
the Duke sitting beside Lady Colin on
A settee with his arm behind her, but
witness could not cay about or on her
waist. Lady Colin arose when she saw
witness and she was Hurried. The
Duke acted excitedly. Witness once
saw Chief Shaw and Lady Colin sit
ting on the settee. Chief Shaw had
his arm bshind Lady Colin. After
quitting L ord Colin Campbell's service
witness was distressed. Lady Colin
had always acted kindly toward him
and paid his rent.
O'Neill, wbo.was man servant in
the employ OF Lord Colin Campbell in
1882, testified that :s,once, upon
carrying tea to the drawing room, he
found the door locked and went
away, Returning in a few minutes,
he found the door open and saw the
Duke Of Marlborough and Lady Colin
sitting on the aofa. The cushions
were disarranged and Lady Colin was
flushed. Witness once saw note
partially written from Lady Colin ar
ranging for a meeting at Kilburn.
The note began with the words, "My
Darling George" The same night
Lady Colin let gentleman into her
room. When Lady Colin returned
from Leigh Court, abe asked witness
what the fuss in the house was about
and whether Miss Baer had told Lord
Colin anything. Witness replied thai
Miss Baer had told witness that Her
Ladyship had passed the night with
the Duke of Marlborough while at
Leigh Court. Lady Colin replied that
il was damned lie." Next evening
Miss Baer went away. When witness
told Lady Colin what Miss B1er had
said, be had not mentioned
what he himself had seen.
When Lord Colin was in Scotland
Lady Colin went from the house on
Saturday, August 10th, and returned
on the Monday following. The Duke
OF Marlborough and Chief Shaw called
each twice a week during the whole
period OF witness employment in the
house. At this point, witness testified
to an act Of infidelity on the part Of
plaintiff with Chief Shaw and an ad-
journment was then taken.