The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
COREYS In SECLUSION
Emerge from Solitary Bridal
Trip and Go to Villa.
FIND PARIS HOTELS TOO FULL
steel UuEnate Refuses tO Worry
Over Troubles of Pastor Who Per-
ding Records stolen Out of Rev. ).
l.. CIarL's study by Lawyer.

/ Cherbourg, France, May I.-William
| Ellis Corey ana his bride disambarked
( here late yesterday afternoon, entered a
hired automobile and started for the
Gilman chateau Of Villegensis.
Throughout the six days voyage the
Coreys remained secluded in the captains
suite Mr. Corey once or twice descended
to the promenade deck but the bride did
not appear at all. The passengers called
the couple ''the Pittsburg prisoners.
Mr.. Corey obtained TO the fun his $500
worth Of privacy.
Tho bride was indisposed for the first
two days of the voyage. and was confined
10 the green ooudoir. while all meals
were served in She white dra awing-room.
Mr.. Corey when walking the deck kept
aloof from and lid not talk to the passeH-
gers, although he knew many Of them.
MI Corey walked with bowed head and
seemed 10 avoid recognition. He was de-
voted 10 his bride while she was seasick
the first two days, and insisted on calling
in the doctor. Save when promenading.
Mr Corey spent every minute with his
bride
Women Rush tO See Bride,
When the tender came alongside the
steamship at Cherbourg the Coreys re-
mained in secIusion until the other pas
sengers had boarded the tender, and theH
the bridegroom. carrying a valise, plunged
down the gangway, the bride following
and cIutching at his coat Mr.. Corey
pushed his way through the baggagemen
ike foOthallrr
Here she is.' Here she is'" exclaimed
a group Of the women passengers who
would not be denied a glimpse Of the
bride The passengers orr the tender
stared at the couple as they pushed down
the gaugway. The bride sought refuge
under the bridge, and while Corey pre-
tended t. look debona.r the bride looked
nervous and her face paled.
When informed about the Rev M
Clark troubles. Corey heatedly said.
You cannot tell mo anything that viii
interest me- 7 don't want 90 hear any
thing and 7 nave not talked with any
body"
When told that it was reported ne in
tended resigniUg the presidency Of the
steel trust Mr. Corey saappishly said.
I've nothing To say. Some people seem
90 know everything I ann private citi-
zen and I want Co be Ieft alone"
steals Corey wedding Records.
New York, May gl-Alt1ough it was
denied at the home of the Roy. J. l..
Clark, the Brooklyn pastor who married
w. +. Corey and Mahelle Gilman. that "a
man had called there yesterday afternoon
for information regarding The marriage.
and had stolen certain valuable papers
from MI Clarks desk. there were those
who were Inclined % believe the story.
According 20 report. the man learned
from the maid that SIR Clark was not at
home lie then asked permission to write
the minister a note. The maid took him
into the study and left him for aa iu-
staut While she was ONT OF the room
the man riied the desk of certain papers
bearing on the wedding
When the maid returned 70 is ALLEGED
thar the man was writing quietly. That
he had rifed tho desk was not suspected
until last night.
What the first Mrs Corey could want
with the marriage records cannot Doe
couiectured. unless she wants 90 use
them I'm some civil action she is planning
against the steel trust president