The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-05
DESERTED HIS BRIDE
PRETTY HUNGARIAN BARONESS
ALONE AND FRIENDLEss.
LEFT ON RAILROAD TRAIN.
BARON FORGACSY DISPLAYED
FONDNEss FOR BLONDE WOMEN.

His Wife, Like Her COuntrywOmen,
Pronounced Brunette-They Mar
ried in Satmar Province Less
Than Two Months Ago and Went
to New YOrk-Left Washington for
Charleston Exposition and in "A
Virginia Hamlet Forgacsy Disnp-
peared - BrOken-Hearted Woman
Continued Her Trip AIOne-Secur-
ed Aid and Coincidence From De-
tectIve stark, "A Native of Hungary.
Left for New York and Will Return
Home.
Deserted by her husband and broken
hearted, pretty but with eyes swollen
from hours of weeping, with but little
money and unable to speak more than
a few words of English, Baroness
Gyula Forgacsy of Satmar Province,
Hungary, was in Savannah for a few
hours yesterday. She came to this city
from Charleston and left for New
York, from which point she will return
to her native land.
In City Detective julius Stark, presi-
dent of the II. G. H, a Hebrew
benevolent society, the distressed wo-
man found a comforter To him she
could tell of her misfortune in her ma
tive tongue, and secure aid as we'll as
coincidence. He could understand her
language and pity her for the wronged
and heart-broken woman that she was.
Left Her Without Money.
The Baroness had scarcely money
enough to pay her fare to New York,
although her father in far away Hun
gary is said TO be man of means and
rank. The detective furnished sum
sufficient to pay her expenses as far
as New York, where the representative
of her country will be appealed to for
passage across the ocean.
Baron Forgacsy disappeared after
leaving Washington with his pretty
wife for the Charleston Exposition.
She is certain that he wilfully desert
ed her, and that he was not the vic
tim of mishap. They were married
in February and went to New York to
spend their honeymoon in America.
Suspects Another Woman.
The Baron displayed no signs of be-
ing tired of his young bride that were
noticeable to her. He took kindly,
however, to the American woman; the
woman with blue eyes, golden tresses,
fair skin and rosy cheeks. Ellis own
wife is as pretty as a picture, but like
himself, and his countrymen, a perfect
brunette. With hair as black as the
ravens wing and eyes of the same
color, she is a most attractive woman,
but he seemingly preferred the Ameri-
can blonde.
The Baron and his bride visited
Washington and determined to come
South and see the Charleston Exposi-
ton. From some station in Virginia,
the name of which she does not know,
her husband disappeared and she is
certain that he willfully left her for
some American blonde.
Wanted to See the Country.
The Baron expressed a desire to
stand on the platform of the station
at which the train stopped, and to
gaze upon the Virginia sky, and the
green fields that he saw about him.
His bride interposed no objection and
ne left the coach. When the train
started and he did not return to her
the Baroness thought that her hus-
band had gone into the smoker. His
prolonged absence first annoyed and
then worried her. She continued on
to Charleston, but could find no trace
of her missing husband. He had not
reached that city. and in her opinion,
had gone back North.
The Baroness took a train for Sa-
vannah, arriving yesterday AS if by
intuition she found Detective Stark, a
native of her country, and to him I'M
burdened herself. He made her com
Portable until her departure for New
York ell route to her parents in far
away Hungary. The Baroness declar-
ed that when she reaches New York
she intends to Reep a sharp lookout
for her runaway husband, and that if
she finds him in the company of some
American blonde not only will her
dangerous looking black eyes flash fire,
but she will make the day an eventful
one for both the Baron and his COM