The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1907, Page 4

ae A EL EERE IT Rt ee ae ames eo toeSaeNeORnOY ACORN ti erm me COREY WEDS MA | AND PALACE; A TRAGEDY OF POVERTY MABELLE GILMAN, WHO /8 NOW MR&, W. E. COREY. CHINA GROWING FAST “Sanat AL Gesirabie « pide of the Pacific the world is) wares than the business men of Laura Cook, member of his moth growing fast, moch faster than/China. Among the vast Polyglot er's household. They return bride America bas any idea. of the Orient there ts a class of and groom. Start housekeeping tn + Railroads, steamboats, automo Orientals which no but the best | fourroom cottage, Ellis earns les, irrigation, power develop (wares will satiety and who wil! their bread at $1 a day jog at the| ent, telephones and telegraph, cheerfully pay exceedingly fancy | Edgar Thomson works. Happy aa/ d@ “wireless,” electric lighting. | prices for the luxuries of life. two turtle doves. Young wife works eet cars. reinforced concrete| In the gre hard ali day and greets with kine lidings, newspapers in the ver of the Unit od States are missing & | seotyfaced you buek returning lar and trade languages, pat- t leather shoes, dress etitt ts, champagne made in Germany 4 California prunes put up tn & great deal of progress, in t, which we claim as the basis Haation, and much else idly adopted today in China, river | It is here not t modern equipment American goods than on our own Miasisetpp!; there are to even in India more modern trriga | nation great opportunity by our fal keep in touch with the trade. The government States through ite consular service and mo te doing a creat work in bringing to our manufactarers the conditions ander whi of the OME OF THE LOCAL RIVER SHIPPING AT THE IMMENSE PORT United | corporation Bastness men will find no more! ple of Braddock, Pa. lass to whom to sell their THE SEATTLE Lit BELLE; A ROMANCE OF LOVE IN COTTAGE | Mabolte Gilman, star tn show, gay, | youthful. Well, such things hap- pen, An introduction, Dinner aft (Seripps Telegbaph Seretes,) NEW YORK, May t4--It ts now Mr. and Mrs, William Ellis Corey.|0P'the show. Swimming party at Miss Mabe! Gilman, actress and | « natatorium, A Pittsburg function singer, was married to the stoe!| Millionatres cutting loose, Yip! magnate this morning shortly after | W!ve# at home. Laura, the cher | enld t ; tahed in the days of old, one of midnight just a few minutes after | inom, forgotten the fata) thirteenth day had passed ints history V.-INFATUATION Boctal stir in New Y M The wedding took place in the tine pleture of Mabelle GUman, wi private chapel of the Hotel Gotham. | toss. tn her Parla boudotr. Very in There were 30 guests present and teresting from a dramatic view: | the ceremony was performed by | point, But what's this? Photo of Rev. J. L. Clarke, pastor of the | MAN on an easel. Ha. ha! who's} Sebvieh: 66 Congregational |‘2® man? Phew! Looks like W R Corey, president of the U. 8 church of Brooklyn, The bride! steel Corporation, @ magnity was given away by her father |ing glass, [te he’ It's ol As soon as the knot was tied Mre. | Tmor pines moe Retren ent ip 5 the magnificent Corey ome, to Corey wont to her private apart | piishurg Mre. Corey out in Ne ments, donned her traveling dress | yada ¢ @ divoree and she and her husband were not resist divorce, Str immediately driven to the steam relatives of Corey in Braddock as tonished and outraged. Corey tm ship Kaiser Wilhelm Il, where they Old wife too old-tash | occupied the private suite of the perturbable captain loned | Shortly after 7 o'clock this more | tng the steamer salled for Burope VL—THE TERMINATION | and the wedding trip w on. Fifth av. New York, palace rent Preceding the wedding « moet|¢d by W. B Corey, steel magnate, elaborate dinner was served in| for “Mr, and Mra. Corey Not for the private dining rooms of the Laura. Laura has gotten divorce. Gotham. Mr. Corey's father and | Laura te in the discard. Bride is mother were present and several | Mabelle Gilman, the butterfly, the more “sulted to Mansion fall of little playmate, members of Mise Gilman's relatives bis station in life were also tn attendance. Miss Gilman w attended by | carvings end art treasures and re her close person friend Misa| «a! decorations, Mansion for the Shaw. The bride's outfit was «| Coolng doves a contrast to the four handsome white satin drews room frame cottage in Braddock The present ot the bridegroom | I's. where nearly # score of years || ago the bright-faced little wife wait to the bride was (he famous million ed ber grimy husband's comtng, and dollar Chateau Willegents near Parts gave him the priceless kine of 4 It is rumored on Wall at. that| first love. This ts the glamor; the the resignation of Mr. Corey as| other was the real thing, but, oh, preaident of the ateel trust will be | #0 old-fashioned - announced during the honeymoon) AND BUCH ARP THE USES OF trip abroad | PROSPERITY! LEX ALTATION | Social flurry among the plain peo- | Young Wii! Ellie Corey rune away with pretty with empty dinner pall. Mands her! pay envelope every Saturday aight Wite gets legacy of « few hundred dollars, Buys Oret custom made sult of clothes for Ellis. Also a tit tle house of thelr own. In hb with her? Weill, there's « etory that he wanted to die because she was very | in T.—~APPLICATION j Progress of an ambitious youth.) W. EB. Corey, happity married, p tlens self-help, studies steel tn oratory, where he's helper, and gets better job Carnegie works at lure to! h they can successfully sell American goods tn o much to in popularity rule, exceed the goods of any Japan the Or her here CHINESE LADIES TAKING AN AFTERNOON RIDE BARROW.—A COMMON SIGHT IN SHANGHAI tion works than those United eap and fa States a8 ot bus an made sb nesa men in China w wealthy themselves fo ve * mnored were t oe they re nue acknow edged 4 88 7 “a f th hin ized bankr c gs, sue J, Piers ranchise ‘ equently resold to the ( SCRAPS already b ‘ fifte 1 k ge valua pa- ¢ A 8 A a ” r t « , ‘ s gore eipts f rom ¢ »$ nt t E adva: IN A WHEEL ap neland nited naming ways | tendent of the armor plant Homestead At 2) te superio Alrendy | tival of Charley Sehwab and close © his footeteps. Carnegie picks him as one of bis young men, the crop of future Pittabarg miilionaires, Up, | up, up through the Carnegie works and then the United States steel Laura—loving wife her of his ob beers him on. IIE. —RBALIZATION The Coreys at home in « pa | Laura, now matron in prime of life, &5 8) sees her highest hopes and conf Jence in Ellis confirmed. Corey considered most solid man in the jareat steel trust--model of men well made because sei, made. Writ ten up in Magasine ticle aa hay ing “no fed except his love for| THIS 18 THE PALACE TO Sensation in steel trust, |WMICH THE RICH Ww. & Conny Charley Gehwn tor cutting |TANES MIN ACTRESS MEDI, MARELLA GILMAN swath, compelled etire from presidency. Corey to hold reine * maenit tivew “ stead some * ‘ a . x rey hes gorgeous of the trust ys the new Mre : aed Lt * year A sate a. a bard ed ee <- a man, a man with no nowpRense about ® empire . him and 4 to affine wife at) Vitn araperies, ca home, a wife who helpéd make him. | storing | IV.—-RELAXATION Jeti darnaek At zenith of career, W. B. Corey mee ° ’ inbends tor’ New York.|** . : Talika of residence there. Halts ir a ee - x ad pres || , tows fat i giaee © a! com . . attend. | pale . is THERE A BIGGER ONE : MOUNTAINEERS ""™""* | CLIMB wargae in ean . n The Mountaineers, thirty-six in a * . at fhumber returned to & le Sun day night and yesterday m Sno qual mie jay twenty-six of the par ty. under the ie ship of Prot. Landes, f the reity, sealed Mount St, 4,600 feet high, and had 1 h on t summit. One-half of those w were ladies The party t in a fog and ascended the wrong canyon, but stake nd fin Aiscovered the hit the right trail and proceeded up aa out further accident The Mountaineers are making ex tenaive arran next July into a . and this Wrestling !s the popular sport of nize t Persia. Great tournaments hel ’ « ° “ to decide supremactes of districta - o mtawares 00 * new tables the only x . table In Seattle. A place for Se. Lee & 6 Bite | Uemea, building. Ph eee TUBSDAY, MAY 1 1907, STORY OF YOUR WEATHER; HOW To WHAT IT WILL BE TOMORROW (enttle Star's Vxclustve Servier.) WASHINGTON, D. « ay 14 Weather travele from w ' at Why it does, the weather experts |4o not know. The t . in the Girection 4 the « moapheric envelope ” weather ie bred, travels in the « direction, ya ° ' The speed of & #toerm ts ab the averng® passenger i 4 rallroad train A “apell of weather” w shown up In Beattie on « fur * THE FORMER WIFE OF COREY AND THEIR FIRST HOME. BARGAINS BARGAINS AT THE Great Railroad Blockade Sale We » offer ll need money, and bigger we were so rushed yet ti Phe end is not he bargains we have t are and bet ter than ever. Last Saturday that we could not wait on the great throngs that crowded our store, so if you wish to take advan tage of this great sale, do not put off shopping until Saturday, but come any day during the week if At our store you will find an immense stock of goods, and your price i ur price. We simpl j must have the money and will make any sacrifice to get it. Just a few of the many bargains that you will find here MEN'S SPRING SUITS. $8.50 Men's Spring Suita tweed and worsteds, Blockade 5 double breasted, in 83.85 in single 0 Men's Spring Suits, in far checks, hard worst cheviota. Blockade Sale price $6.55 $15.00 Men's Spr Suits, in the very latest styles and pat- terns; plain blues and blacks 1, hand padded shoulders. Blockade Sale pric: $8.65 1 $20.00 Men's Spritz ts, a ge variety, in and double breasted «, in all wool worsteds j black Thibet, fancy worste y mixed cheviots and serges. Blockade Sale ° : $9.75 YOUNG MEN'S SUITS. 12.50 Young Men’s 3-Piece Suits, in tweed and fancy worst eds. Blockade Sale 86.45 $15.00 ¥Y aM s OP t r breasted 1 silk worsteds, ser t ta s in eluded, in the bbiest weaves | kade Sale price CHILDREN'S SUITS $2.50 Ch ne All-Wool 8 nobt Block r $3.50 Child twee w teds, ch as Blockade One Extra ecial Lot of r Suit ain eat ff A ‘ 1 « “ * B ade Sale pr MEN'S SHOES $2.50 Men's Shoes. Blockade Sale e #3.50 Men's Shoes. B ade 8 4.00 Men's ne Dress Shoes I Sale pri $5.00 Men's Extra I Patent Leather Shoes price CHILDREN'S SHOES ~) and $2.50 Children’s Fine Tan Shoes B e Sale price ‘Si. 15 $2.00 Children's Good School Shoes. Blockade Sale pri bs $1.00 LADIES' SHOES. $2.50 Ladies’ Fine Shoes. Blockade Sale price $3.00 Ladies’ Very Fine Dress Shoe Bl ade Sale $1.65 #2.5( «’ Fine Oxf BI Sale j $1.50 £3.00 Extra Quality Oxfords. BI . . r $2 ‘00 Shoe & Clothing Co, 1317-1319 FIRST AVENUE, } OPPOSITE NEW ARCADE BUILDING ! K Washington, © More Big Bargains for Men | « about Wedne re There are occas! * that te the rule o bes in th eft hand er of may on * right, @radually working tow lower right hand corner of the ma fo weather predicting ts hard as it ie suppos y day « «* i give a Wa « ton, D. C.,, or New York me god idea of what k f wea he will heave 94 hours late Weather ts almost all due to th unequal weight of the alr. A x solid layer of air means food wee th cooler temperatures ated the bar ter whe Shirt Waist Sale } $1.00 Values at 590 Tommorrow m Waist go on #pe woing Department whe al wale at cellent quality of white India L tailored styles, Nearly a tucks and embroidery beading toned in front—a style fast again, You can't miss xe “ one of them tomorrow. Figured Lawn Kimonas 59e. from. Both are edged with of solid color. very bande es Lower ed The other te a kimons sleeve, « alues, Take y tomorrow at ur choice This stock has got to « 25¢ Men's B0e Sik Necktien— pecial at Men's 50 oe Gelt and Nealtace Shirte— All kinds Men's She Sik Initial Handker- ebtefe— imported each « Men's Soe aed Peres Men's S00 Leather atte all re « 35c Women's Underwear aD Be t adervests * 18 ° “196 attendants. ASSOCIATED DENTISTS | Rooms 1, 2, & 4, 5, 6, 1112 Second Av. Loo MoOarthy's Fi are They are made from a a mand come is finished with small @ Have long sleeves and are bab mn into favor vargain if you get for only Dollar wat mely ge and sleeves trimmed with Persian Lawn with the © efged with plain ¢ SEATTLES FLIABLE STOR SECOND AVENUE Between PIKE anoP te bases, then there je arometer reg and, before thine 4 y AAjusted, there nd, rain and map aenerad ee | ap KeDeTRIY shows , ac nea sy mare F . TORA . ba ‘ ‘ wo mall are having 1 OM a osinets °y, the ateome at te to hagone that br° * a: is one t ways chs tae ae hl (he weather j i takes reat Sag s made Vittle e* e gene Olymple Marke your meat bills im sl, opposite the Bog ar shirt waists au 5% ight to take Boe Ploneer Special the and ae dere—While whey ett a pair, spectal onder 6 a4 Nene at Se or 2 pales Sine fast biack ri shaped hare heel and Cap ¢ Mc & 2 paire tor .. 7 FE? [SReey ss pm. Sundaye—® ri oD Oppesit cvey-Bockasaa® Le wore 1.65 | f . ( =d - ABSOLUTELY PURE In BYERY tneral waters, 20deh our m cor ale, cider, rest bem Sa are guaranteed to be OF healthful deverages e0eet the public. Only purtted wot ; ie used tn their