The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-30
~ OMAHA SENSATION.
-.prE PLOT TO VICTIM
RENE i-A-17 AT.TRY YOUNG MAN

., Da+ails Of a Conspiracy
D-ss---l a Foolish New YORK DO
S. eirl and a Dissipated Ao'en-
CO.. VINO Had infatuated Her
t'Is- r--,. the ST. Louis Republic.
Tvp July GA most remark
uAA-i-1' .t-,,, has lust come TO light heTe.
so-5 80, ar9biri5us writer could have con
Il SUI the blot before the parties most IN,
oe-'s ~ ~ fonnd it in actual life the %orIu
teFe5' 80 nailed him as a future GaOo-
resu. lie.
- , o, girl meets a disappointed aa-
a 80 whose only fortune is hand
Nsu .a toos a cultured manner and a gno
s'Ll9 20 falls madly in love with him ana
tongue, srsak woman would do. On
ao9S - she comes to Omaha, meets,
l-' and marries the son Of a millionaire
WIS i.-+,.o4nces him to her lover, whose en-
a'1 .,arvars captivate the young groom.
gaslls - baryeen the lover and tbs bride
u : 90 ~ f1rmer shall give the husband
t Ia 5ou9r. take him TO mouse OF
dlus .s7e''+io1 and then have him discovered.
pIJsi,.''i Is to sue for divorce and, on the
Tue Of tie wicked plot, she and her
Irrrsr in guilt are to be married.
p'Ti - To- cirl in the story IS Miss Fannle
I'D If Ogieas5urg, n. Y. the Vilialn
ma, named Hallam, and the VlctlnlZeu
Island IS X. c. Barton of this c1ty, son
~ Guv Barton, president OF the
o. - end Giant smelling works, vice
o-.'ls,t of the Omaha street railway, aud
pi,-sr-"r and Leavv stockholder in the
-. hank in the city. Miss Bridges was
comment society girl at OgdensbuTg,
X She was not wealthy, but she en-
;o,.a1 tIe entree into the most exclusive
Siic.as Similarly situated financially. but
sr1allv fortunate socially, was italian:
&c NET and loved him. Both decided
that they were too poor to marry. The
ra.uIr was the concoctiOn OF the ex-
. tra0r5inarv scheme above referred TO. Miss
Rrilges while not handsome. was bright,
1,voCio1s ingenious and irresistible to most
men AT Halam's suggestion she came to
Il 0,oqba 10 visit relatives. Here she at once
3 h1rar1e a $ cial favorlte and had host OF
II gentlemen admirers, among item X. =.
Barton. Their acquaintance ripened rapidly,
n and when she lelJ for her home III Ogdens-
burg they were engaged. A few weeks ago
N thor wedding took place there and was a
. most brilliant event. OuS VI tilC guests W tio
II HaTam. lie was introduced to the groom
81 aud soon had firmly established him
self in lis affections, as he had previously
done in these Of the bride Mr.. Barton
n gave him pressing invitation to visit him
81 al Omaha a, the end of the bridal tour.
"A The Wedding tour was To include Montreal.
e There halam was to meet them and the
dragging and exposure was to take place.
For some reason he failed to he on hand. The
letters containing the details of the plot
Hallum had deposited in the safe of law
yer iriand in Ogdenburg. The lawyer,
who had also been a party to the scheme,
81 finally yielded to the promptings of con-
science, found a friend of Mr. Barton, ST.,
Il an gave them to him. The latter imme-
diately sent them to the groom's father at
NJ Omaha, who, accompanied by an attorney
81 overlook the bridal couple at st. Louis and
81 confronted the woman with the letters.
E She broke down and confessed. An imme-
s. date separation took place and the wed
ding presents were returned to the donors.
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