New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
TIKI CAMPBELL DIVORCE SUIT
THE CASE FOR THE DEFEScE-TKsrI-

CONTINUING THE CASE FOR rHS phrH"
MoNY Of SERVANTS
vnxnox Dec o-Iu the Campbell divorce case To-Day
the defence first called Mark BouveE1e rs w'ness nc
se,ia that be saw the Duke of Marlborough ana Lazy
Collin CsmpSsI In August 1892. at the Purneet hotc
He could not swear that the lady was Lady 'oh |al
hell. but he believed at the time she was.
Ca,,,ngham waiter at the Pusdcet Hotel testified that
Ia waited in private upon a man and woman who
,txed together In house from Saturday until Mon
,ay This witness identified the Duke of Marlborough
and Lady Colin Campbell In the courtroom as the couple
referred TO.
Delaroche who Lord Colin Campbelrs indoor ser
yanrn 1882 testified that he used to announce visitors
70 the lady when she in his lordships apartment
Lady Colin Campbell told witness once on no account to
announce the arrival OF Chief Shaw or the
Duke Of Marlborough in the hearing Of Lord conn.
After this instruction witness made excuses when ne Went
such saying the cook wished to see her
lady ship and forth. Witness had shown the DUKE OF
Marlborough the drawing room seven or eight times
Once the witness the Duke sitting beside Lady Colin
Campbell setee with his arm behind her but witness
could not say about her waist Lady Colin Campbell
arose when she saw witness and she was Hurried The
Duke acted excted Witness once saw che o eT sSa% S
had hi. ar behind After SnS cTa acted
Ss witness oSsr Tsi snS ped his rent 0
oS dN who IN sss ds IN aes that
s SPHna Carrying sSs door tea locked and
saw the Duke OF Marlborough and Lady Colin Campbell
sitting on the sofa, the cushions OF which were disar
ranged. Her ladyshp was flushed. Witness once saw
note partly written from Lady Colin Campbell arIaslng
for meeting at kburn The note began win me worus
"My darling George" The same night the planti let
man into her ROOM When Lady Colin Campbell returned
from Leigh she asked witness what the fuss IN the
honse was about and whether Rose Baer had told LORD
Colin ANYTHING Witness replied that Rose Baer had told
witness that her had passed the nights Win tc
Duke of Marlborough while at Leigh Court. Lady Colin
Campbell replied that 1t was "olanked lie" Next even
ing Rose Baer went away When Lord Colin was in scot
land the plaintiff went from the house on saturday,
August TO- and returned ON the Monday following Inc
Duke of Marlborough and Chief shaw called each twice
week during the whole period Of witnesses employment III
the house this point witness testified TO an act OF III
fidelity the part of plantif with Chief Shaw ana an
adjournment then taken.
The trial will last four days more. The Duke or MARI
borough has been present throughout accompanied by
secretary taking copous notes The Duke laughs at var
GUS points more with the air of amused spectator
than OF one personally interested. Captain Shaw was
present to-day while O'Neil giving his evidence
6Neils statement full and clear AMI Impressed me
court and Rnsses examination failed 10 shake MS
testimony Some society papers lament the effect OF the
evidence the reputation OF aristocrats among the