The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-09
THE CAMPBELL CASE.
More Inquiry into the Cor
rupt NastineSs.
AND THE ENDS NOT YET NEAR.
Against Your Wife. Lord
Colin"-Etc.
The pirh-roned rouehs.


the Campbell divorce case was resumed |
to day. Counsel tor Lady Colin Camp
bell asked that an order be issued com
pelling Lord Colin to give rther secur-
ity for the payment of his wife's costs.
This the Judge refused 70 g:aUt.
Lord Colin was again called to the /
witness stand. He testified that Lady /
Colin admitted, IN July. lSSS. while III. \
that she received two or three letters /
each day from the Duke OF Marlborough. |
She :, fused to show the letters TO him. /
She also confessed to receiving letters /
from General Blu Ter. When ne ASKED /
her 10 show them 70 hin she replied she |
did not keep her letters. When LADY |
COlinsleft tine Lion House, she said she /
vas going TO her sister at Beaufort /
Gardens. He asked hsr why she went !
10 CsdoEan Place aud wrote letters dated |
Beaufort Gardens. Witness thought she |
so dated herletters. On being pressed be |
the Judge, he said he was sure he asked |
her II she took anybody home with her
FROM tie bail on The previous Friday
night. Lady Colin denied that any
one was With her. Here Bio d, the
father OF plaintiff, rose in the court and
SHAKING MS FIsT
AZ Lord Colin said: You are masking
inf.m lus charges sg8lnst yOuT wife: il
Is lot the first time you he'd regarding
her"
Witness continued: Lady Colin said
10 him that unless before he left the
room, he signed the paper biucing him
Sc { never 20 modest her again, she
would gOto her sOlicitor Witness re-
pudiated this attempt at indImidatiOn,
aud refused 10 sign such paper. He
asked Lady Miles 10 20 vi;h him into
lanOther room aud after q conversation
with her they both returned 10 Tie
| family Cou-cn. Lady Miles said 20
! Lads Colin: colin desires me TO say
he made no charges agsinst Won" Wit
ness expressed lis willingness to sub
init tie question ut his health 10
medical commission. and IL the result
was favorable, he would take no undue
advantage, but be stipulated that Lady
Colin must abandon her correspond
ence with the Duke of Marlborough.
| His wife then referred him TO her sol
] icitOr. aud refused TO see him alone. He
! saysit IS untrue be continually made
owe lures 10 MS vile, but he did refuse
to bind himself eternally against coha6-
] ilaticn. The Judge here sand, ali Lady
Colin vas ilnocsnt, Ler husband ;
question were most insulting.
/ Lord Colin denied that he committed
a1Uiic-y with Mary Watson, and said
h. hs5 tsken action in Paris a ainst his
wife uufsr his solicitors advice. He
dsu:e,l naving asked Lady Miles 10
b! apJlozize 70 Dr. Bird for having alleged
1 that the Doctor caused the miscarriage.
Under crOss-examinaiion, Lord Colin
said he bad never studied surgery but
had attended lecture IN the college OF
surgeons on gynecOlogy and anatomy.
| Aletter was read from Lord Colin 10
DIR. Bird, in which the writer said be
studied for long time in the College OF
Surgeons. and knew a great deal about
4 such matters. The witness admitted
having written this letter. He refused
10 swear he had not told his counsel,
that Lady Miles had said his wife had
q miscarriage His illness begun in
1871. and was afterwards continuous
from 1916 TO 1884, when he was perfectly
well. He remembered that at the trial IN
1881. the Jury was asked TO say whether
or not he suffered from disease which
could be communicated 10 his vile.
At that time he heard his counsel say
there was no. . single charge Of any
kind against Lady Colin. Ellen Brown
and Mrs. Duffy told him in July, 1883.
what they had testified to, and ne be-
lieved their statements. He admitted
having demonstrated with his wife
against her overtaxing her strength
with charitable work. When asked II
mis- wife ever lied TO him, he said she
used deception. He admitted alter his
Wits left him at Lion House, that his
brother, Walter, called TO see hsI
at Cadogan Place. While absent.
} Lady Colin cOrresponded with HIM
until the final rupture. He only kept
one Of her letters. This was written
/ 10 havar, nth tsTe
ing Boy and ended with, Your
Arab" AiteTth marriage was con
surnnlated. Lsdy Colin never said she
had suffered from something she was
uuable TO understand. He did not r.
member having told bis wife TO take
precanticns. Ne admitted he told her
10 consult with her sister. but not about
ANYTHING she told him. When pressed
/. he admitted having said, previous 10
the trial. that he had told his wife TO
take precautions 10 prevent haVlne
children. This admission caused a SEN
sationin the courtroom. Lord Colin
further aid his means were Inn. e.
! His exile provided ECO 10 furnish
, their house. ard she bought furni-
tura at auction sales and decor
ated the house az her own expense.
he admitted that Rose Basr was dis-
, missed July eth; not, as she swore. TIE
4th Of June. He believed his wife wei
to Leigh Court on July l0.h. II hi:
counsel said that Lady Coin rusheC
back suddenly and dismissed Rose Baer
9 he witness was bound 10 believe him
laughter Lord Colin admitted Eav
ing used violence on Mrs. DUFFY. ID
: fuTther admitted, when he asked Ladl
!. Colin in Nav, 1883 10 withdraw -
4 message she had sent him that month
his wife replied: i viii, but Tor COO
sake leave me alone. LORD conn as
aid ne Duke If Marlborough had sen
nresents 20 Lady Colin at their MARI
J, ace and dined with her sfterward. Wit
j. ness admitted that he twice hss an IN
}, fictitious disease-the FIRST time in ls10
Adjourned.