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 a CORDING to recent reports,
 Corey-Oilman wedding la ;I was paying him IS a week for dumpingcoal. -hit .on the American and European V V aFl
 take place' shortly! in It was a smutty sort of lob and stage One night after the theater
 This means thtit William EIII.Cony the boy didn't fancy It-In tact. he felt there was a swimming party of Pltts
 president of the United State.Steel that It was beneath his dignity. But burg steel magnates and actresses at a
 he did fancy Laura Cook, one of the nalatorlum. Corey and Mabelle Gilman -
 corporation, whose wife pretty girls of Braddock, the town where ,-tt Is said, were among those
 j a divorce a few month ago, 1* going' he lived. She, too, was "ev@nteen. The present.
 marry Mine Mabelle. Oilman, a boy,and girl got married and let up Miss Oilman: Is now twenty-seven t
 actress and singer. Should the housekeeping in a little cottage Corey years old. She came from. California
 riage take place the long expected '\ (1'l11U' (( soon found another job more to his She seem to have leaped smack out of
 happen, and 'the. event will\ mark liking, for It gave hint a chance to the :high school and the beribboned
 culmination of a modern marital [ study chemistry and metallurgy. Babies diploma Into the' footlight area.' She '
 that ha furnished a great deal of came, and the Corey"cottage no could sing, and -she was pretty; also something novel for aivaotree to lone
 I ''state Ada Corey, sister of her husband. She doubt was a happy little home. Corey she could act some. The, singing and a diamond out of a. pink thumb' nail
 atlonal though not highly a wife and sympathized with Mr. Corey and took was now in the Carnegie establishmentand the prettiness assured her success as a setting.
 reading matter.The I her part Corey's father also took on the rise His wife' father left comlo opera star It wa not long before After the Cnrey-Qllmon stories,,
 public la Interested In this ,, and the side with the wife Corey's uncle, J: her some money with which they she biased forth resplendently. which set forth the stop) man' Infutu o
 chiefly because of the commercial Core,'',! I), Corey, who gave the young man his bought u home. Corey paid' attentionto For one thing, Miss Oilman had a remarkably  atlon for the actress, Miss oilman retired  '
 .financial prominence of W E. Core Reno Nev., first job, as a coal dumper; had pleaded his work, and one day he discoveredor good 'press agent. Good to France and took dinging lessons -''
 Aside from that, the story would thorns with the steel trust head to return to Invented the now famous Carnegie lookll' a good voloe and a gould press under one of the De Resske
 little more than commonplace. It Died suit his wife'and' avoid further talk. Co. reforged process for steel armor plate, agent are the trinity necessary to the. The director of the United Slates*
 and his high In however rey's father did not hesitate 'to disagreewith revolutionizing", the business ot plating success of a soubrette or singer. Steel corporation It 1* understood took
 Corey's place
 money of Andrew Carnegie-after the test, warships. It made possible a thinner As to the press agent, witness the President Corey to task Andrew Carnegie 
 .0' commercial world contrasted with The name "The boy's, head Is turned," the father and lighter plate without decreasingthe publication of sundry love letter and Is said to have taken the young
 former humble position and his stage wo: was quoted as saying. "He got strength or the resisting force. much doggerel verse addressed, or supposed  man aside and given him half an +4,
 domestic Ideas, that give a tquch of story It rich too fast, and this Is the result" Corey became foreman of the plate to have been' addressed' to Mils hour's fatherly admonition. Those who
 dramatic to the tale. become In Then the spellers ot success with'a mill then head of the Homestead Oilman by the crown prince of Slum, had congratulated the steel trust on
 Three years ego a new figure and that dollar mark Initial changed their -tune : work. and finally reached high watermark named Maha. Vajlravudh: a diminutive, getting' a president more level headed
 above the business horlson and ( suit or, rather, they quit piping altogether. at Tl Broadway In the, meantime dapper,< negro looking youth who was than Schwab smiled sickly smiles. For
 widely Visible. It was Corey- ; affair had 'Where but a few short moon before of course, he had become several at college In England and who came to a long time there wa a general belief "a
 Corey of Homestead, W Kills Corey ; over had swelled the resonant chorus of times a millionaire. His home at America five year ago. It wa currently that Corey would have to resign the
 XMttsburg. Mr. Corey of 7L \ reconciled. Corey adulation was now a vast silence  Homestead was the'-> finest building reported that the prince had presidency of the steal trust, by Invitation .- I
 New York, president of the steel I of specu so impressive that you could almost there lathe Carnegie library Then proposed ,marriage to Miss Oilman, and, some authorities went so '
 He Ws only thirty-seven then and < hear It. But the pecking dawn removed to Plttsburg. and. occupieda which she did not deny. That was excellent far a* to name his ucceasor., p
 'j, just succeeded Charles M. Schwab I the suit, got to work. They Invaded Homestead, still liner mansion. press agent material. Two facts, however, seem to be patent ?
 that position Mr Rihwab had of .divorce. and Pltt burg and Interviewed men and Five')"earll ago' Mabelle Oilman wentto In New York at one time .Mle. Oil -Mr. Corey I. stm president uf f
 acting a little unconventionally J JI.had : offered In women and children. Then came the Plttsburg to sing and act In The man' appeared on the' stage with diamonds .. tHe United State Steel corporation ,
 gambled at Monte Carlo for did not homely little story of Corey's courtshipand Mocking Bird." that dainty little musical  set in her thumb nail.,' She lost and he 1 I. going tn marry Mabella Oilman  4
 tiling. The great Carnegie i marriage drama of old French life in Louisiana  one of these diamonds, and that was If report ran be credited.t
 required a more conservative man ) was Miss Corey .was seventeen; end his uncle In which, she made her great more good, press al'ent'.tuft'', It was I ROItKRT: DONNBLL.I )

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 , CLEANING THE BRIDGE IN THE WORLD.. VERY LIKE AN ELEPHANT. STREETS, THAT ARE' CARPETED. '
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 The picture show 'operation Selmon culture I I. tarried on In a thoroughly scientific manner In Scotland
 .hlp, especially In the navy, where It I and most gratifying.. result are obtained.. The picture shows a salmon ladderIn Th cut wa mad from a photograph, taken st OroUvo, on the Inland of
 men ,u'plor'IIIlIt"! a* possible. In the a Sulherlandshtr river Th. ascent of many of the Scotch stream has been Tenerlff, one of the Canary group Th religious festival of Corpus ChrlsU I*
 vessel ere covered properly with p I known a. mad so difficult' by> weir that these ladders are constructed so that the fish celebrated with great pomp', and She procession passe over floral carpet* which" ,
 pealed. Thus It I* that \Uncle. Ham' the water may get to their pawning ground. A salmon can leap. six or eight feet acid cover the streets on the route, rV'cgon land of fresh blossom are used, and
 to a very large sum every year, can thus make It* way up the river, beautiful tapestry design. ire.Imitated with great sk'ill.

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II. ODDS and fifty natural production Th Indigo output sea level. It He at an elevation of horse which Mr, Clark had entered. fur ancestors tor I three gennrsllon liiu'k
 \ in of Java ha fallen in Ih* post two year lt.144 feel and I I. 400 mile round. the r> rby.1'ruaslit created mandarin' of the highest/ rank. a
 It I I. estimated that. penny .: "" from l.HO.OO pounds to 100,004. Th world's annual production In India now boasts 1,401 millionaire About, forty vessels| are sunk In the ,
 liands'llMOi) lint..* In Us IK.. 100 cubic New York ha no fever than forty rubber I* at present fully 17.000.- These. are millionaires In marks, a Thames. yearly,
 The' 1'alac hotel destroyed. by nine Jewish synagogue 000 "pounds of this nearly .half 1i( mark being worth shout 20 cent Seventy thousand pounds' weight, of 4f,
 San Francisco fir. had Tit rooms.In ..Ir...l the Th cocoa ha. mountain ",ttO feet used up In the United fltat. Only twenty-four of this number own violin ..IId1./ ., .,,,u.I U,,1 l Inslrurriunt ,
 ('....bln China Is. found a race c> high That I.' more ban 1,000. ft Strike are Increasing In Germany 11.000,000 or more siring are triad yearly In Inrmsny, "fJll
 r black J.. w.. always Ih. higher. than any on the earth Isl year there were. t.Ott as com. fat Claud Lvrmlne's "|Iook of I A new material. supersede tin full
 The dime of the observatory I e Humming bird. range from CApe pared with 1.170 In the j.rtvlnus year. Truth," now In the .1 nonsesslori of th. I being mad In (}*nnny. Jt I I. .* W
 Ui von with I. mail of J'4IoI'I. nisch of them Horn to a* far north at HUM. One sudden death occur among 'women  Duke of Devonshire, .an offer of l00| ...r ceased "lth a umlnlull1.In i
 jUbMlui In Canada sues> by the ... The egg ot the Algerian locust yield to right. Among men, OUO has, been refused II. 1140 a gold watch .was mail fur 4'
 Vr"..lr. name of ""ut,.." ..t>n*." of heat of a 1'1,11)11.. which burn well Th. largest raring bet-III' record was Blr Hubert Hart uf th. Chin*** custom  lulun of Turkey by Msr Hart
 jvrmsnx they rail It "stun nut. I Lake Tlttcaca. la Peru |Is the only when. In ($14. the late Mr, I>*vls laid IMS .been raised lu the highest London which wa five inches Im
 4 rk. ,Hutvn-h *IO' .. C urtuus_jt ( klllliuf the great aka more teas ....0. test above 1600,009 to 15,0" against each uf three rank. : of Chinese nubility by having hi* & ,,, ., and cost J.SVO guinea. {

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