The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-09
FIVE TINES MARRIED.
us nAEK.sYED BRIDE HUNT
d. ED HIM DOWN.

WEALTHY Bschelor-summoneo
ira Deathbed Of One Of His wives
Only to Be Arrested
rom, the Neuc York World.
cv,c.eo Aug. S.-Charles Loring'
- in the court house jail here on
800 rharre Of bigamy. is accused OF having nve
cnaise - and a full list includes the
I'ins DOZEN women who have fallen
h9nles - his Establishments. Thirty
Vlc'iD4' ACE. we'll educated, hand
$50 and of excellent iatniiy'
80 has made record scarcely
~ 10 - that of Don Juan. The story OF
soo oTleged intrigues, his heartless abandon
LIS - .ba women he is charged with hav-
80 batraved and the fruitless pursuit oy
luz os, che frenzied wives, will be told In
conrr next Friday. the grand jury not nav
ino he'd time to take up the casa SATURDAY
Is was partly expected.
ling was born in Boston less IMAM
- vears ago, his father being a we'll,
40 resident of that city ana an oIncer Oh
,1rominence in the grand lodge Oh tne Oo9
Fellows. The boy was sent " scHooi end
-, 20 Europe to finish his education, ana
t u - ~ tbara his tendency to captlvate te-
IL y a. bsarfs first displayed itself to advant-
Hlaio He met Esther E. Ratasco, a
ase ,.;f,I dark-eyed Hebrew maiden,
pe SS i;ged In Brighton, England, and
WI WV attachment tnen formed was
eHo strong tnat in 1884 Loring returned
- Fngland aud married her. She Is In
Cbicago now, intent on one thlng-tne pun
;shment of the man she fondly loved, ana
Who so grossly betrayed her commence;
I married
b;,, in opposition to her parents wishes.
IL told her he was in the employ OF the
Talanhone Supply Company, and possessed
fortnne of Si50. 600 and she believed him
;rnniicitly. Her parents did not; but one
daV the lovers slipped away, and, after De-
inc Joined in wedlock. came to America,
and took I'D their residence with Lorlngs
father in Boston.
Young Loring was member OF the Bos-
ton Light Infantry, and was so popular
mat he was elected treasurer OF the regl-
,nent 1t was not long before shortage
was discovered in his accounts, and Lorlng
was expelled, Then he and his wife went
IN S.. Paul, where he began to neg
lect her, and, though always earn
ing sufficient money TO keep
himself. allowed her to find
means of subsistence as best she might. AT
this time it is believed Loring became en-
tangled with young woman IN st. Paul,
left his wife, who did not suspect him at
the time, and can bring no proof OF his
guilt in this particular. Lorlng and his
wife came to Chicago, Lorlng still pursuing
his profession of electrician. He Sc
cured a fine position with the Lake
View Electric Light Company, and
established his wife in a comfortable
home in that suburb. Just around the
corner lived Aurelia Anderson, handsome
blonde, who was fairly idolized by her pa
reuts, who, though in comparatively hum
bic circumstances, had fitted their daughter
for higher social position. They were de-
lighted when the handsome, gentlemaDly
Mr.. Loring came to visit Aureha and es-
corted her to parties and receptions. Au-
reha was delighted, too, and never
suspected that her lover was any
thing but the wealthy bachelor be said
he was, and that he had wife living
scarcely a block away. But her parents
grew suspicious. and when Loring finally
asked their daughters baud in marriage,
insisted that he first make some explana-
tons. These were not forthcoming and an
elopement ensued. The runaways vent to
Menmota, ILL.,, and thence to a Wisconsin
town where they were married Aug. II,
1889 About the same time the Lake View
Electric Light Company missed 81, 500
Mrs. Loring now heard nothing Of her
husbands whereabouts She was penniless,
but was accustomed to looking out for her
self, and managed to secure position where
She makes a comfortable living.
Meantime Loring tired of his second wife,
and one day last fall he left her without
any warning and without any means of
support. Where he went was not known
Tor long time, but it now appears that he
rot To IL
married Miss Ratasco. Here he met Miss
Florento E. Winfield. progressing Young
lady, nineteen years of age. He fasci-
mated her and her parents with his capti-
Vstlng manners and tales of great wealth,
and finally on the day Miss Winfeld's
brother vas married, Loring and his latest
love, after acting as best man and maid of
honor, were themselves joined in the bonds
OF marriage, she believing that he was a
"'aoWer. She prepared to accompany him
70 America, but at the last moment it was
discovered that the expected draft from
LLorlngs American PAL tner had not arrived.
The new father-in-law remedied the trouble
ny pawnlng his jewelry for $3.50 and loaning
'Ie amount TO Lorlng, who, with his bride
GHu ~ year-old girl, sailed for New York.
fo5 nme they stopped at the best hotels
euu feVeled In luxury, but finally Loriug
etruck streak of bad luck His wife Nc.
opoWned her wedding ring and charity
oiganizatlon supported them Loring ex-
t1alned his lack of money by saving his
.a.Aer was at the point of death and could
1 1ot 70 seen. He subsequently told wife No.
5. .aat mat his father was dead and week
p nIer ieft her destitute and fled to Denver
b pus oil TINS time Mrs. Joring No. had
to epu Working for revenge and was on her
bia hiss husbands track. She discovered
L. escapades with Miss An
oi p.Sgl and Miss Winfield. and
WIS w. use Vered that he had family in
+ a,n'eiing, W. Va. and another in Mon
n ,and, Neither of these wives has been def
t Icy located. Through Loripg's father
oue gay lotharios Whereabouts were discov.
sc6 6e1 ana Mrs Loring No. l concocted a
was Sa9t ~ nave her revenge. Wife No. 8
disns seIt LOT and came to Chicago. Then a
Pof p''p NV was sent to Loring saying that
ipberita,dS 40 81 was dying, and having
give ~ some money wanted to
ioca,ad MIN. Polly's deathbed was
and al the corner of School
inc b. t9orty-third streets, where Ior-
he 1aIssI'Iy sought her. There he was told
Of tbo 4i iva. was In the hospital, where the lady
Sbe Eo nouSe agreed to accompany him.
Torin Hep y MN waiting. however. until Mrs.
tiya no. had time to summon a detec-
bsntipia pace warrant for Loring in his
tba bo. ana point out her husband as he left
sra House TO go to Pollys bedside When
nptI sueu LorIng secured a continuance
hero S4I Frlday in order to have his father
ana Ne prisoner is not communicative
rear atppaTently hopes that his wives will
"hu 4dll TO prosecute him