The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-07
AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Continuing the Colin Camp
bell Case.
WEE WASHINGTON WHISPERS
Fire in Washinrton-The Eads SHIP
RaiIway-DOwn They COAL Lost
News in Brief-Etc.
The Campbell divorce Case.

case was adjourned on Saturday. tes'i-
fsd m ..shadowine' Lsdy Colin Camp I
he'll and the Duke OF Marlborough in /
paris. He said be was uncertain .
V betner the tsll gentleman ne had seen I
walking with plaintiff was stewart an
American millionaire or NOT MAI
I tl-'-S,,-rL sfeved III the Hotel WaEran. /
yCi,nass never saw Lady Coin there:
| several spies were keeping trace oi
| I 90 collin Al The same time ga one
occfsfon a sham letter wss idressea 10
her and delivered in a crumpled cOnul
/ tion 30 as TO LOOK as II u had Oeen
1icL,ed mn on the street. Witness handed
- I..ttsr to uiaiutiff. in order 10 get
| cIose look ut her room, that he mlght
now her face and figure While engaged
| in Inc task of following her. Inc rnse
succeeded. but witness learned noLhihg
in the interview. ,.., -
Annie Brown, servant. deposed 10 a
visit male by General batiel 70
Lady Colin, and his remain
NO three hours. Gee al Butler,
on this occasion, when he departed,
Tent down stairs on tip Toe and let
himself ont of the front door. Witness
found a photograph of General Butler
under Lady Collins pillow and spoke 70
Lord Campbell about her. Witness
was thereupon dismissed by Lady Coin
Neptune Blood threw boxes and lug
gage belonging ID witness INTO the
street.
Watson. cabman, testii- that once
while he was carrying Lady Colin and
a gentleman he watched them and saw
them caressing like lovers, Lady C1hn 5
head resting on the gentleman shouI
der. Witness took plaintlh ana het
I 20
Street He waited outside an hour and
* half for Lady Colin to take her home
and then departed without her.
| Humphreys, solicitor, testified that
lin an interview between Lady Miles
and Lord Campbell. Lady Miles
threatened Lord Colin that unless he
withdrew his proceedings against Lady
CamDbeIl. she CLady Miles) would pro-
dnee evidence against him. Lord Colin,
ritness said, considered the proposals
on behalf of plaintiff. as made through
Lady Miles, dishonorable ana immoral,
and disclined to accede to them, Lazy
Miles then asserted distinctly that acts
of criminality had been COMMITTED oy
The Duke Of Argyle was then called
The object of calling him was TO have
him state that he disapproved OF the
marriage OF his son to plaintin.
PnsseiI. counsel for Lady Colin
produced a letter, dated august, 1883
from Lady Colin TO witness, in which
she detailed the cause of her disagree
: ment with Lo:d Colin, and described
his tyranny and persistence in insistini
on maintaining relationship with her
despite of her opposition because oil III
condition.
1 "a
and believed that Lady Collins .ette
was part of a system 10 intimidate be
husband. and witness declined 10 hol'
any further correspondence with her
Lord Colin was next sworn. lie les
tilted that he. first met his vile IN 10
month of September. 1850, at lnTerarJ
chief seat OF the Argyle family. ant
capital Cf F'gile County, Scotli nd. III
ACQUAINTANCE soon resulted III an en-
gagement of marriage. he next Sa
Mss Blood in London. during Octobel
AT this time witness was suffering irot
rs MIA. An operation was pertorme
y, upon him, butt failed on account OF
fever he had and which was agsravate
r by anxiety respecting his engagement
j He was not suffering in any sen:
from. Infectious disease. Miss Bloc
freouently visited him. When
was sent away on voyag
Miss Blood sent him q letter
every mail. In April 1881, anoth'
operation was performed, and 1t al
was a failure. His fathers opposite
te his engagement was at that TN
causing witness constant anxiety. WI
ness knew before he married that Nj
Blood was acquainted with the Duke
Marlborough. She told witness on
that she mad been TO the theatre WI
! nFh ~
the Duke. Witness replied. Il dol
Hbiuk YOU were in good company
Witness did know Chief Shaw 10
time. but not General Butler or
Bird. Witness was married to Nj
Blood in July, 1851. In October folio
ing his doctors released him from {
prohibition he has been under becaI
Of his malady.
Lord Colin, continuing, said that
heard, while staying at Argyle Lod
his fathers London residence. that
Duke of Marlborough had called st
Lodge. he then said he did not KIN
the Duke. The witness remonstra
with the plaintiff for riding out "
Chief Shaw, and she beca
violent. When the witness was
AT Bournemouth, Lady Colin
vs him without assigning any reason.
~ usually dined out and generally So
her time away. She never complain
to witness that their relations had
in effect on her health. The with
had q long talk with his wife in Dec
Der, ISL, about the Duke OF Ma
borough and Chief Shaw. She Il
promised that they should not '
her any more. Witness and plain
ceased their relations in June, leS2
" the afternoon OF the day that u
Miles had an int rview with the ceie
ant. Lsdy Colin came TO the with
room. She vas crying and
threw her arms about his nj
she burned before his eyes
letter he bad sent her thIo
Lady Miles, but made no mentie
the TACT that lie had never advised
plaintiff 10 use precautions against
lection. In July. 1873. while s;ayin
Zion House. the wi ness asked
plaintiff to spend the night in his c
pany. but she refused. De upb-a
her for her conduct with other I
and she became very violent and