New-York tribune., 1906-06-04
LORD ARCHIE THE NEXT HEIR.

1rasmuCh the union Of the present Duke of
Argyu and of Princess Louise has remained child
less the next heir 10 the dukedom and 10 the many
other disn,ties and estates is his brother Lord
Archibald Campbell. who. being rich man and an
enthusiastic Highlander devoted 70 the maintenance
81 al the old customs and traditions OF the Land
a the North may be relied upon not only 70 estab-
lish his headquarters 81 Inverary when he sue
oeeds 10 the dGkedom. but likewise revive all Of
IS former glorles and grandeur Lord Archibald,
- whom the Scotch regiments of the British army
are Indebted for the retention their distinctive
4llts and tartans which the War Department was
bent upon saoishing in 1881. is to-day the senior
partner and most active manager of Coutts's Bank
where both the King and Queen keep private ac-
counts. which he entered on the nomination OF
LADY Burdett-Coutts FIVE and thirty years ago
Previous 10 that he had held a clerkship in a firm
q wine merchants at Bordeaux. and had after
ward spent four wears in a similar capacity with
firm OF tea brokers IN AIincng Lane London In
la1 ne spent considerable portion of the year on
ms SIDE Of the Atlantic, and, after being enter
tanned in New York for some weeks by Cyrus Field
went On ta Ottawa 10 stay with his brother the
present duke. then the Marquis OF Lorne and Gov
eFTor General Of Canada. Il while there that
Lore Lorne and the Princess Louise had such
narrow escape from death owing their rescue, in
oeed, 10 Lord BaEot, now married to Miss Lillian
Nay c1 Washington and OF Maryland.
HOW LORD BAGOT SAVED THE PRINCESS
Lord Lorne and the princess had been over
Turned in the covered sleigh in which they were
criT1rg. ana the coachran. having been thrown
OF The seat. the horses were boiling straight
toward The Ottawa Lake and Canal. Lord Paget
happened no BE- driving in a sleigh himself along
ne road. and hearing q couple Of horses boiling
behind him jumped out OF his sleigh, determined
% stop them, Ignoring 10 whom they belonged
sln7ns for their brides, he dragged for
considerable distance before he managed TO throw
one of them. few feet more, and the sleigh
would have been over the bank
Lord ArcEibald's liking for everything Scottish
mas lec hirl 10 organize the so-called Highland
ASsociaton." which does for old Highland music
much o. the same work the Eisteddfod does
'F Tie Welsh foIksoags. and the movement has ac-
oonap.sre4 great deal toward revivng the old
Hsa-aac spirit, by encouraging the children 10
tAg tne purely national airs 10 the music OF the
e.sisach the ancient Highland harp is called.
Lore a1d Lady Archibald talented, and the
o'eh ar performances Of Shakespearian plays al
~o1n6e Eill. their place at Kingston-on-T Thames.
were a. ole time fanoua.
-1o-l Archibald is clever artist with his brush,
60 was an Intimate friend and close associate of
Naisueg. HIS only daughter. Miss Elspeth Camp
De- an extremely handsome girl. possesses the
queer aocoTnI lishulent for a woman OF being aole
. Play tae bagpipes. Her only brother, Mall
esmpoell, who has shown strong leanings toward
I0haan Catholicism, has far shown sign OF
wishing 20 marry. and falling him. the dukedom.
~o estates and InveraTy Castle would pass 70
young Douglas Campbell. married 10 a American
81 The daughter OF John Lawrence. OF New York
KAY Be ANOTHER AMERICAN DUCHESS
Douglass Campbell IS the OF the late Lord
eller Campbell. stock broker by profession, who
.9eAt several years In business n Wall Street New
IVA HIS marriage proved unfortunate. The
'e-ness OF his wife only equalled by her in-
SSi1euoDs and a memorable day he abandoned
a. Hiarrftz. taking his two children away from
-si' Informing her that he washed his hands OF
f forever and that II he refrsined from institut-
.e cporcs proceedings against her IL was because
- Cd not wish 10 furnish second chapter to
Is diEgFsceeul story OF the matrimonial expert
ICES of his brother. Lord Colin Campbell, or 70
-h'sh the escutcheon Of the ducal house OF Camp
- vita another great public scandal Shortly
'efEard Lord Walter, who had been passionately
'o'ee 70 his wife. sailed for South Africa in
@IcA q & change Of scene, leaving his children
11 hs father bug ne died within fortnight after
Io'ag a. the Cape Lady Walter. who only
-7'ed Of his death through the newspapers. there
stoh Married q man OF the name Of Allan Gordon.
s Geo a couple OF years afterward