The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-03
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The Inquiry Into the Lord
Colin Scandal.
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The Campbell Scandal

LONDON, December 2-In the Camp
bell divorce case. to-day, The defense
first called Mark Bowere as a witness
He testified thsi he saw the Duke OF
Marlborough and Lady Colin Campbell
in August 1882, a. Purfeet Hotel. he
could not swear that the lady was Lady
Campbell. but be believed at the time
she was.
Collingham. waiter in the Purtieet
Hotel. testified that he waited IN Tri-
vale room upon n lady and gentleman,
who STAYED together IN the house from
Saturday until Monday. This witness
identified the Duke of Marlborough and
Lady Campbell in the court room as
the couple he waited on, on the occasion
referred 70.
Delarouche, who was Lord Camp.
bells indoor servant IN 1852. tesuned
that be used 70 announce visitors 70
Lady Campbell when she was in his
lordship's apartment. Lady colin told
witness once on no account to an
nounce the arrival of Chief Shaw or the
Duke OF Marlborough in hearing OF
Lord Campbell. After this instruction
witness made excuses when he went TO
announce the arrival of Chief Shaw and
the Duke of Marlborough, such as say
ing the cook wanted to see her ladyship,
and so forth. Witness had shown the
Duke of Marlborough into the drawing
room seven or eight times Once wit
ness saw the Duke sitting beside Lady
Colin on a settee with his arm behind
her, but witness could not say about
or on her waist Lady Colin arose
when she saw witness, and she was
| fiurried. The Duke acted excltedly.
Witness once saw Chief Shaw and Lady
Colin sitting on settee. Chief shaw
had his arm behind Lady Colin. Alter
uniting Lord Campbeli's service, wit
! ness was distressed. Lady Colin acted
kindly toward him, and paid his rent.
O'Neiil, who was q man seryantin the
employ OF Lord Campbell in 1888, testi-
fed that once upon carrying tea TO the
drawing rom, he found the door
locked and went away. Returning IN q
few minutes he found the door open,
and saw Marlborough and Lady
Colin sitting on the sofa. both the
cushions of which were disarranged.
Witness saw a note partially written
from Lady Colin, arranging for q meet
ing at Kilburn. The note began with
the words: MY darling George" The
same night Lady Colin let gentleman
into her room. Wnen sne IetuIneu
from Leigh Court, she asked witness
what the fuss in the house was about
aud whether Miss Baer had told Lord
Colin anything. He replied that Miss
Baer had told witness that her ladyshtp
had passed nights with Marlborough
while at Leigh Court. Lady Colin re-
piled that IL was ''dsmned e. Next
evening Miss Baer went away. When
\ witness told Lady Colin what Miss Baer
had said, he had not mentioned what
he had himself seen when Lord Colin
was in Scotland. Lady Colin went
from the house on Saturday, August
/ 10th, and returned on the Monday fol-
lowing. The Duke of Marlborough and
Chief Shaw called each twice week
\ during the whole period of witness EN-
ployment in the house. At this point
witness testified to an act of inhdelity
on the part Of plaintiff with Chief Shaw
and an adjournment was then taken.