The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-30
A Dark Showing to be Made
on Both Sides.
MR.. EINLEY's SENSATION
The Knights and the Ladies-The
Foreign Mail Robbery-French
Facts-Wil He Put Up?
The Campbell Divorce Case.

for the defense, continued tAe preSenta-
ton of Lord Campbell's case. II Lady
Campbell had believed, the lawyer
argued, that her husband had com
municated a malady to her, she would |
have mentioned the fact to him, but
this she had never done. The Judge |
interruptirg said that the argument
related entirely 10 the cruelty alleged IN |
the petition as one of the grounds for !
divorce. and as said cruelty had been
proven in a former tri Al in which the
plaintiff had obtained decree OF sspara-
Iion on that ground alone, he
must now refuse TO allow the allega-
ton to be contested, and should dlrect
the Jury TO find that the defendant had
given TO the plaintiff some kind OF els
ease. FINALLY, resuming. he said all Of
the plaintiffs allegations in her petition
were false and had been made 20 lntimi-
date. and mad since been withcrawn,
except in the charge. The truth or
falsity Of them could be known only TO
LADY Campbell herself. The defense,
however, had evidence that would shed
a flood of light upon Lord Coin $
Droceedings in Paris in regard
TO the charge. Even allowance must
be made the counsel contender for Lord
Collins action in asking the Pans
notice TO arrest his wife and lock her up
10 the prostitutes prison, because at
the time the defendant believed MS Wlte
was living there in adultery, with the
Duke of Marlborough. Four persons,
Finlay went on, were accused OF having
been criminaIlv intimate with Calvin.
Russell, the plaintiffs counsel, inter
rupted saving, Five, is not necessary.
Five retorted tlnlay.
"Oh. Mr.. Eirlay - exclaimed Russell.
The defendants counsel then continued.
Lady Campbell had written 70 the Duke
OF Marlborough as Dear George. lie
had taken her home at O'Clock 10 me
morning, gone up stairs with her, anu
remaired with her twenty minutes. On
one occasion when he came 10 tea Ihe
servant that took tea up to Lady Camp
bells room found the drawing room
door locked, and little later found II
CemnbeT's face was flushed, and
Inc furniture out of place. On
these occasions, counsel continued,
tine p'aintiff had doubtlessly mis-
behaved. Lady Campbell's maid would
be called and would prove that on more
than one occasion while the plaintiil
was living alone, her couch at Leigh
court was occupied by more thaH ohe
uprson The servant and Two inue-
DeDdeDr witnesses would testify tha
tb- plsintifF had committed acts OF IN
fidelity n Purfieet Hotel. DR.. BIRD anc
Tadv Campbell at one time were con
sfanf;v together. and whenever he callet
the pleintiff used to give orders ina
she was not to be disturbed during m
presence. Once the cabman saw Ut
Rid and Lady Campbell while re
tr-1in-- from a charitable concert Il
East End. cs7essing each other II
rbe cab. on this occasion they wer,
driven 70 Dr. Biru's house, anu Dol
vent in The cabman remained out
side. aIld Lady Campbell tarriec 90 ION
that he went away. III woulu siSo .
shown that when DR.. Bird visited Cau
t,aD,p faII professionally, he would re
msin for hours st her bedside, m
daTkened room. Referring TO Chit
shaw OF the London Fire Brigade
Finiay aid Lady Campbell met 10
chief in the unfurniShed drawing EoOi
in Cadugan Place, IN 1881, md RENAME
with him an hour, and during Ioo- VS.
with him alone in the dining ROOF
-1nder conditions which woulo conyinC
the Jury that the plainun anu Ohi'
Shaw vera wrong doing
he eYid nee connecting Lady CAM
hell with General Butler largely reiel
red 10 the length of time he RENAME
when he called upon the plalnilh. !
shameless women had concocted II
story OF Lord Colin criminal lntllia1
with his wife's maid, Mary Watson
geons who would swear that Nal
Watson vas UiTg0 intdctG and III
therefore If was impossible that y
5efandant could nave been guilty
sduIterv with her. At this point N
FiuIav denounced with great exclteIne
ana passion what ne called the
famous fraud and perjury ana snaih
less conduct of Lady Miles and L4'
Calm Campbell. (Sensauon). De
cused Lady Miles OF prosutuung d
,,rayer book by inserting therein oar
AZ lord Collins alleged wrong GOint
fo- the purpose Of accumulanng ga
mon which to fpuiid the present Sult
Two uhysiciaIs were called. 30
testified nat theg bad examined Ma
Watson and htd iouhu ueI pu I
Neither. however IL the crOss-e1aL
-,oti-n could swear that an attempt
sgs,r1lt The girl haC not been made.
Mary Watson herself was then swol
Sha i a tall, slim girl she testin
fhat sbc was houseu aid for Lord 20
Csupbell from 1881 until 1888. She {
MED all Of Lazy Miles tesumcny C
corning the alleged iltlInscl oS TN,s
witness and Lord Colin. Lady Con
rad Tsed 10 post letters for her IN
trssg- and witness often saw the nan
cite Duke of Marlborough and VI
shaw on the envelopes. Nnen
ME If Marlborough called he used
rfnr, The servants bell Witness o.
showed the Duke into the dining roo
when he called. because her misti
was with Lord Colin in his Dedro'
Witness went up and called Lady Z.
out, saying the cook wanted TO see
When Lady Colin came our
witness told her it was the DI
ana not the COOK, ana /.
Colin said: Thank you. MAI
tLaughter) Lady Colin, witness
;inued. used to receive Captain u
sIone. DR.. Bird on one occasion !
;ea with Lady Colin before going