Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

AnstheR Big Dose Of che
Camphell ruth.


xne CamuAsn naveFes auas.
Ioaaou. Dsa. a-Ths trial a. ~
Qomg1eli 6igon9o waB resumed toanY.
0o1aaA Tor Lady colln Osmphai
aakod abAt an uE1aR BE- ianned compel
| It17 Alos1 Colin % 0ipo fuTthor aaouEilI
INNg 10 paYMen1 a. his wllaAs cuatl
Enil ~ tad1g rofu1d b grant
/ AnEa oolM Waa a0aia called b 81
| witness glana. he lseEt1ea thai lad
01lln admired IL 1nlg. 1883. uhila llI
/ enn4 aha EeoaiEsa tUu e. fhnsa lasteEI
l eaoh oaY fzom tha paka e MaEIbur
ouRh. Sue reEano8 q anow tha ieeesEI
% hlm- S1a also ooafaa1ad b reesiElns
/ lelloTd klum Gen. BnllaKs hen ha anlrnf
be- g shou them b him. she ra1liai
/ unB oid not kenp haR lmfaeEa Whas
L sdg Ooiia lals Kion Hoass ahs said -
waa going % Asr sIatntlu s. BaAufnrl
- CadoEan Finoa ana wRa1s lasearI
tAoaahl 1he 20 dnled her laftAgz. o.
being pressed ~ lha iudRe, be said "a
oaa euEo Be azAed his wlfo K she tooi
anybody home ullh hex from the eall
e tAe pEsgi9as Friday uighk LsdI
Oelln dellsa tnat ans ems waH with her
deEs 3 cod, fathar of Tue piaiuiiH,
rosa ln eoaEt. aud, shaking his Ca n
Lesd Colin. sid; . Ton are nlAkinR l..
famous charges aN4insi youF wife. Il
= noe Ne 4lG1 time yoa have led 70
aaFdinR hax.n
Wlinsss eontlnued Lady Colin saia
% him tha1 uuIoNa, hafoze Aa lefl 80
roam, he signed paper binding him.
aolf never te Helasl har aRain, nho
Woold 60 % her solioitcR. Witnass aafd
be Espadiafod khIa atlsmpl e intlmi-
da1ions Hs rofaa8d b sign sho rapaF.
He asked LADY Niles % 10 with him .
another Room, and, AFTER conversation.
thsg both rstaFuod % tie lamilg ooun-
qil. Lady Miiae said 30 Lady Collins
Colin desires ne % aaY Be made ns
charges aaaingl yea Il IA untrug ahaa
be ooatlnuaIly made oeerturss % hls
wife, bul he dId refuse b hind himnals
eteEnaliy oeainst oohabitaoian.
The Judge here said. = II Lady Colin
yes inneoena. hsR hasband is moss m
uultine."
Lord Colin denied be oommisted aial
tory with Mary Watson. He eald be
bad taken actian 10 Pari8 aQainsl bis
wife under his aniloitor's advice. Hs
deniod ha4ing asked Ladg Miles 70
aDoloziza - D.. Bird for haFlpe alleged
tha DocaoE caused q miaoaKKiaas.
UndeE oroa8 examination Lord Cola
aaie he never esudied Surgery, but he
attended lectures - che college On gyne.
ooloRy and ANATOMY.
a lsatsr uasraad from Lord Colin %
DR.. Bird, IL which Sue writer said be
studied for lone time n college. The
auRasona kaeW 9 QFeat deal aoout auoh
maaterA witness admitted having
written this letter. He refused % swear
b. had not told hts e0unael LtdY Milea
said bis wife had q miooarrlaqs. Hie
lllneaa began In 1871, and Waa aftsEward
oontinuoua from 1871 % 1884, when be
Was psrfeotly Wela. 10 remsmbeEud as
the trial IN 1884 The Jury vas asked %
saT WhetheE o. nol be nad suffered from
Z disease whioh oouid Be e0mmunioated
30 bic wife. Az that time be heard bis
counsel say thefo YES not q single charge
Of any kind against Lady Oolin. Eilen
Br0wn and Mrs.. DuRy told him "a Jniy,
1883, What they bad testi6ed, and be Be-
liaved thoir slaiemeuts. de admitted
having demonstrated win his wife
against her OvaFtaxing her a1FeaRth vita
ohaEitable work.
When asked Il bis wife ever lied %
him, be said she uaed deception. He
admiifod, altar his wife laft him as the
Zion Hoass, his brother walter called
10 eso heg a 'adoGan Plaos. While
abeent, Lady Oolin eoFfespondad With
him uuiil the hnal FaptaFe. He only
kept one of her testers. Thla istioE 9as
WFilaen "a Desc nbeE. 1881. Il began
with " Daring Boy" and ended with
= YonF Arab After the marriage waa
o0nanmmated Lady Colin nsVef aaid ahe
hnd suffered from somsthinQ she was
enable % understand. Hn didn'e 70
mombsE having told his uile 70 take
prooautionA de admitted he Gold her
10 o0nsult With her sister, but not about
anyshinR eha told him. Whnn pressed,
e eAmitted saying previous % ths trial
be had told his wife ts take pFeoanti0n
10 prevent having children.
Tais admIsslon caused . ssnsalloa II
The o0aFt room.
Logd Oolin further said bis mssus
we're nmiled HIS wifs pr0vide $40 900
70 laEnieh thsif hoass, and dhs ooaant
the fuRnisara at amotion nalea mmd eso1-
raled thB hoase e. her s4n expsnse.
He admitted Boea Bser waa dismlssad
galy f7th, not, as 1hs suoEo, 40 TIE 4th
af June. Hs believed hf wife Wsnt 70
Lelsh OoaFt July f0th. if hia ooanssi
ssid LadF Colin rushed b4ok aadAanly
and dlamissed R0N Haor, Wttncgs vas
bonnd % believe him. (Lauah1of.1 }
Lord Colin admitted naving used NO
lsnoe Oa Ma DaaN He farther ~
miieed, when be ASKED Lsdg Colin. ln
Nay, 1883, 70 WitAdraW tue mss9age aho
had sena 20 him that monfh. his wife
fspliods " viii, bat fer God'a aake
leaVa me alona." LYEd Oolln Aioo sid
ne Daks % MsElbosonah ssnt presents
90 Lady Cola as thalF marriage. and
dinnd with her afteguard. Wisnen1 Cd
mlt1od be tuioo had an infeotio1a dis
ease. ths Hrs1 tine n 1870.
AdfsuEned.
I0aDeH, Dao. Sine eross exaEina-
aion o. Lord Oosin Onmpboll, defoud-
ana % ths Oampbell divoFss oans, was
esnsinusd today. BE vas asked uhs1h
e., having heard the evidences. be atill
aliaaed that his wife had bosu criminal.
u ultimate With Dr.. Bird 10 Oadogan
riaes, aa tie hoaas ID Brock airest, and
81 Leieh OonEt, and answefed that whas
be elloasd vas Q q1estion tha1 ouanf %
BE- auhmitted % she iaFy. This reDly
produood 3 aeuaaii1u. PlainiiHs eoan-
eel than announos4 that the oRnsa exam-
ination uaa oonaludsd. Ihe tndge ask
"a Lord Colin whefAoE ~ had ever boen
Quilty a. famiIlaEifiea uith Mary Wat
son, and be answered. = None What
sVsr.~
Surgeons Psovsrti and AElinaham tos-
tinea thnt they beard doseFiption 81