The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-13

portant trust IN the world, az ii has ali
ready cost him the loss 81 his son, many
Of his relatives and the friendships Of
years,
The most rabid infatuation known to
the world is the way the friends Of the
first Mrs Corey term the eourtship OF
the middle.aged captain Of industry and
the young. qirIish actress. whose path
il now strevn with roses whose slender
figure il hung with jewels from her lover,
while the helpmeet who helped carve her
husbands way TO fortune is divorced,
pensioned, unloyed and alone in her dis
| iiiusionment.
! Those were happy years at least to
one, those early days when William Ellis
COREY took for bis bride Laura Campbell,
and when, to their tiny cottage, he car
lried hime each week his pay envelope
( with its one ten dollar bin, and showed
the cooling baby boy hosg to hold It out
/ to the Young wife and mother
In to-day's wedding there viii be moth,
ing to recall such dead and gone memo.
/ ries.
The ceremony win take place ia the
/ drawing room of the sumptuous six-room
suite in the Hotel Gotham, where the
] youthful bride is stopping.
It's crimson walls hidden by q fairy
trelhs Of green, with American beauty
roses. preferred BY the bride, each one OF
which viii cost bank bill, everywhere.
/ the whole color scheme will be pink anc
green, and everything will be marked by
lthe most elegant and costly simplicity
that money and art can procure
The guests viii be few
Mr.. Coreyis mother and father are said
I 10 be in New York, in readiness 60 attend
4 che union, which Mr. Corey's father de-
clarcd but a short time ago as most UNI
/ fortunate and inlucky on bis sons part.
a relative Of Mr.. Corey is declared to
have given his consent to act Us best
man.
For his mothers esponsal Of bis cause
Che doting bridegroom gave her a thank
offering OF s35O,000. and the elder Cofeys
seeing opposition entirely useless. made
4np their minds 10 make the best 81 ii,
and finally decided that Il MAS theig sons
Iproblcm after ~
But though the Fifth avenue mansion
awaits their settling down TO convention
lal married life. and the magnificent
fyacht. chartered for three months
lcruise. IS waiting for the honeymoon,
4 trouble brews, It's said. ana said again.
For though yesterday The highest sal.
aried officer in the United Ststes with
the all-consuming desire Of his to we'd
the fascinating actress at last on the
verge OF being grntihed. William Ellis
Corey has yet 70 reckon with wolnan's
hatred and outspokcn determination
Ia the bands Of Mrs. Charles M
Schwab, whose husbands position he
succeeded to, IS said to lie the fate 81
Corey.
1t was Mrs Schw0b who first declared
war; for when she heard Of lis deteY
mination 10 divorce his wife and Help
meat Of years to marry younger
freshcr, prettier woman, she told hia
point blank what she thought Of him
and in terms unmi'takably frank
She could not prevent what appealed
to her rs q mopstrous injustice. but she
could sympathiye With the wife, and shl
could bring TO bear al the influence d
her position and she did.
From the day That. in tones that rams
throughout her drawing room, she aslses
Corey the truth and told him what An
thought Of him. she has cut him dead
and from that date the fumors Of Cofeyl
\ dismissal from the steel trust
i Again and again one hears them unit
not even tho radiant setting Of the wed
ding. with OIL its roae,eolorel accessories
lavishness and display, can dispel from
4 the mind tie dark cloud apparently hos
pfing ia the background the runofI
that M the air.
First Il was wife, then II was fathe
and bis own sons Chen friends Of year
and q cold six million Of dollars al
these has William Ellis Corey throw