The evening world., 1912-08-05
PARIS WILL WAKE
WHEN Ed. COREY
4 SETTLES THERE
New York No Longer Good
Enough for Ex-Owner of
the Haymarket.
IT IS TO FORGET ALL.
There VIII Be No One to Ask
How He Made His Million
K. in the Gay Capital.
IT IS TO FORGET ALL,

rdvard r. Corey. quondam Rear
<enmoa.rc OF the Jamaica Bay Yacht
club. former bon-ton divekeeper OF the
psvmarket. has sold his eighteen
houses at Far Rockaway and Is plan
ming. MS friends say, to live permanent
~ in his new maiscn d Vile In Farce
A. EDS imported French tutor says.
ifs:
"A has Tenderloin. adieu demi-monoe
and en- ayant to that dear city where'
Ynon ami. the bourgeois and the canaihe
do not constantly taunt one with the
past"
"Them's my sentiments In nut
SHE'LL Ed IL reported to have toid o'u
aide kicks OF the Haymarket VINO aSkeu
earnestly why the Roo de 10 PACKS
ana the Boys de Boloncy' look better
70 Ed than his broadway. Ed mas
money! million anyhow-and us not
agreeable to the beaux esprits Oh MS
nae, "set" TO have the newspapers yen
"notorious divekeeper' every time ne
buys q theatre or sells block Oh
houses. over In France they don't care
ana you can live. Ed sage, Ia moue
ana enjoy your shekels without having
. lot of booos whispering to the women
folks where you grabbed your kaie'
VOLTA, Citoyen Eduardo Cor-ec. nee
ia" Corey, the lost light OF the len
dssioin.
ue SAYS NO, BUT NOT WITH
MUCH ePiRiT.
Corey was asked at his beautiful Far
Rsck.v.y home to-day II he intended
nassins up New York and hvins
steead. He answered no. but this Wa
IA with what Mrs. corey's French
maid termed n arriere pensee. and what
lsddie's friends asserted to-day was =
"kp steer" & ,p...--.
o' his intlmates Mons. Cor-s~sa,as
connded his keen regret that folxA
whit forget about 'Riliy"' McGlory,
snaily" Mcmahon, the Argyle and the
ffnvmarket when mentioning his name.
rAsss incidents In the citoyen's life are
clesed. The bisarrc world OF Mile. Ten
dsrloln and paddle have nothing now
sn common. 1t Is passe. Eddie says
ana he Is blase even to the point oil
ennui.
when Mons. Cor-ee blossoms out as a
bouievardier and takes up with the elite
and exalite Of France. his tout en-
ssunble, he says. will be complete. For.
mind you, eddie" was never piker'
lie won't cross the big pond nor write
any jargon or patois OF French. He'll
knew the whole pot-pourri. his friends
are certain. That French tutor and
maid and the dozen or more French
novels and .dic onaries have wired
him up to the Lingo. pas pas. he
says. at least. lie las assured friends
he can order pate de fole gras without
asking the garcon to sec that the exss
aro well boiled. He's ON the Qui vive
fg Just such menus.
What Mons. Cor-ec p.nses for above all.
HE cronies declare. Is 4 great maison
on the Champs Eiyseos with q salon
and ma fols, q cuisine to equal the
Prssidents' II the Legion OF Honor
comes his way Mons. le Commodore VIII
sccept For his family arms he thinks
"fioni soft qui NAL pense do Hay
market will do nicely.
..Ed'll make good" declared . smart
fellow to-day. Hes worth = couple 81
millions easily. Ed likes big league
stu6. lie wants to cut into society
Tho Haymarket name hurts him anC
10 call him an ex-d!vekeeper drive
him 70 a.ra3e. over in France. I CUES
tbey're what you pea pu hers call In
dlft.rent TO the sources II hes got tn
ron.
BACK IN THE DAYS OF M'oLoRN
IN HESTER STREET.