Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30
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LoaDus. Nov. 29.-In sha oaunpbsiI
d1gsrea eass tBdAg FialsF, foe ehs de-.
fen4e. c0ntin1ed the Plea q Lord
Colin's oass. r. Lady Campbell kad
believed, the lawyer arqned, that hel
husband had eonuuuieated q ulalady
70 her, she would have mads if lEn0wn
70 him tut this she had never dons.
The 9udFe. iuiaTKupfinQ. said that thr
aFRuma1f ahould - eonanad eatiFeiy
60 the eFueify ALLEGED Ia the petition q
one Of the RrU1nds for diEuRce, and a
said cruelty bad bean proven ia former
trial Ia which TIE plaintiff had ob.
tanned q decree Of separation On that
RFoand afsne, be mus refuse % ailoW
! TIE allegation 10 ha contested and
sb0uid direef Ahe iary 10 fnd that The
defendant had qiven 30 the plaintiff
Bome kind Of dissass.
Finley, Kesnminz, said that al Of
Plaintiffs allegations - her paaision
we're falss and nad bean made . infimi.
dafe and had ulnee been withdFaun, ex.
capt one charge. TIE truth oE faaaifg Of
9hioh could be kBown only % Lady
Oampbeil hsxself. The delauns, nov.
ever, he'd evidence that would sled Z
Hood Of light upon Lord Coins pro-
eeedinRa N Paris. Allowances musl Be
9aSde, the counsel eoR ended, fer Lord
Collins agtt0n Ia eaking the Paris police
10 aFfest BIS wife and lock her Hp IN q
prostitutes prison, because az that time
the defendant believed that his wife vas
living there IN adalfery vita the Duke
Of MarlboTugQb. -Four persons, Finley
went on. were accused Of having been
criminally intimate with Lady Oampball.
Lady Camphell's maid would Be called,
and would prove that on more than one
Oocasion while the plaintiff vas living
alone, her coach g Leigh Court vas
0ccnpied by more than one persoa. A
servant and two independent Witnesses
would testify that plaintiff has been
guilty Of infideiity IL the Purdeet Hotel.
DR.. Bird and Lady Oampboll at one
time we're constantly together. and
Whenever be called the plaintiff used 20
give orders shat she vas not &C. be dis
turbed during his presence. Ones q
oabman saw Dr.. Bird and Lady Camp
bell, while returning from 9 charitable
concert in the East End, osressinQ each
other In bis cab. On this occasion they
we're driven 20 DR.. Birds hOuse and
both went In. The oabman remained
outside. and Lady Oampball taFEied 30
long that be drove away. It would also
be shown that when DR.. Bird visited
Lady Campbell professionally, be W0aId
remain for ho0rs at her bedside in q
daFkened room.
Referring 20 Chief shaw, Of the Lon.
don Fire Brigade, Finley said that Lady
Campbell met the Chief in an unfuF-
nisbed drawing room In CadaQan Place
tr.E Il
and during 1882 she was With him alone
in q dining room under conditions
which would convince the Jury that the
plaintiff and Chief Shaw we're wrong
doing.
Here Russell, the plaintiffs counsel,
Interrupted, saying "Fiep
"N0t necessarily ne retorted Finley,
''Oh. MK. FinlsyF' exclaimed Mr..
Russell.
Defendants counsel then continued,
saying that Lady Campbell bad written
70 the Duke Of Marlborough as "Dear
George" He had taken her home at
in the morning and bad gene up stairs
with her aud remained with her for
twenty minutes. On one occasion,
when be came te tea, the @rvant that
took the tee up 10 Lady Campbell found
the drawing room door looked, and Q
little later found Il unlocked, aBd saw
that Lady Campbell's faca vas flushed
and that the furpituFe vas ous Of place.
-On these occasions" counsel con-
tinusd, "the plaintiff had dOubtlessly
misbehRved.n
The evidence connecting Lady Camp
bell with General BalleF largely referred
20 the length Of time that he had re-
NAMED when be called upon the plain.
til. Two shameless womsn bad con-
cocted the story OF Lord Celin's orimi-
nal intimacy with his wife's maid,
Mary Watson. The defense would pro
duce two Surgeons Who would swear
that Mary Watson vas virgo fRtacta and
that, therefore. it vas impossible that
the defendants osHld hsve been guilty Of
adultery with her.
AZ this point Mr.. Finley deAounoed
with great excitement and passion what
De called ''rhe Infamous fraud and per-
Jury and shameless oonduct ef Lady
Miles and Lady Colin Oanpbeli." /"
| lSeneation.l de accused Lady Miles Of
prostisntinR her prayer book BY insert
ing therein the dates Of Lord Collins
alleged wrong doiogs for the purpose Of
accommodating evidence upon which %
| found the present suit.
Two phyaioiana we're called. Roth
testified that they had examined Mary
Watson and had found her pure.
| Neither, however, IN cross axamin ation
could swear that an attempt 70 assault
the girl had not been made. MARY
watson herself was then sworn. She Il
A tall, slim giri She testified that she
vas hcusemaid for Lord Celia Campbell
i fron 1881 ell 1883. She denied all Of
Lady Miles testimony concerning the
alleged intimacy between witness and
Lord Colin. Lady Coltn's maid used
70 pest letters fnr her mistress, aud wit
ness oflen saw the names OF the Duke ol
Marlborough and Chief shaw on the
envelopes. Wheu the Dake Of Mari.
horouqh oalie be rang the servants bell
Witness once showed the Duke into the
dininQ Foem when be called, because
heF mistress vas with Lord Colin In BIZ
bedroom. Witness vent up and called
LADY Colin cut. saying The oook wanted
20 ssa her. When Lady Colin came 0al
witness told her it was the Duka and
nos the cook. and Lady Colin said
g Thank you, Mary" Langhter.
Lady Colin, witness eontinaed. used q
receive Captain shaw alone. DR.. Bird
sn one occasion, took Tea with Lady
Colin before Roing With her 10 con
esFk When q carriage arrived witness
went TO annouaoe Il 70 Lady Colin, and
found thai she and Dr. Bird had g0nl
10 Lady Cslin's bedroom Lady Colin
came % she door, saying as she did 90
Keep yaaR hand 90 that dcae. doctor. '
Cross examined, witness said she sau
90 dose When DE-. Bird reserved thl
iniuaciion - keep his hand on ths
doss. When asked II ever she had
sen any turropriaiy on the part ol
Lady Colin, witness replied thai shl
never bad. Witness admitted hAsirs
written letters 70 Lard Colin, bat a.
serted that aAe had never signed theu
Year easoiioaats MaEy," hai sinpll
Mary"
The sAss was tAsn sdioarued.
TFass-Pasias Cable scheme.
OTxavA. Nov. 3.-Is Il said in al
informed ciFalss that SandeOFa Flern
ing's sehaMe Of a paeifis- Australia,
cable viii "a onas assume tanaibl
sbape, an1 that q ne4 oompany - sarr,
eos The work viii Be Unsupported AR
ina tAe comina scssion % Parlianenl
Am1E4 those mentiousa - direusor
and heavv ehaEehoiders aes Sir Georr
S1sWena. Sir JohA MaeasBald, A. Susish
kFasGls Wiman, Sandfotd Fleming ~
other leading Eaalish duanciers. n