THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1. HM
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RING RULE ISSUE
IN
COLORADO
Picturesque Campaign Being
Waged in Centennial State
Between Four Candidates.
LINDSEY PLEDGED TO
DIRECT PRIMARY LAW
Independent It Mskjng Headway
Preacher Heads Republican Ticket,
Adams the Democratic and Hay
wood the Socialist.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Gebhaxd.
iHm News Service.
New York. Oct. 1. The announce
ment of the marrlase on January 1 laat
of Frederic Oebhard. millionaire club
man, society man and capitalist, and
Mtsa afaria L. Gamble, known on the
stage as Maria Wilson, one of the origi
nal Florodora sextet, created a flutter
of excitement at Newport, and especi
ally at Bandy Point, the home of Mr.
Oebhard's favorite niece, Mrs. Reginald
C. Vanderbllt.
The marriage of Mr. Oebhard and the
former showgirl took place at the borne
of the Rev. Dr. Senry Marsh Warren,
the hotel chaplain. It was the Intention
of Mr. and Mrs. Oebhard to keep their
marriage a secret for a year, and "the
notice waa not filed with the bureau of
vital statistics until August.
The bride gave her age as 14 and
said her maiden name waa Marie L.
He His
Mr. Oebhard has figured before the
publto for the last SO years. Ha la
now 61 years old. His first affair
which got Into the papers connected li'ei
saise with Miss Leonle Jerome, who
afterward became Mis. Jack Leslie. It
being announced that they were en
gaged. Titan Oscar Wilde Introduced
the young American to Mrs. JLangtry,
who was at that time In the first flash
of her great success upon the stage.
From that day Mr. Oebhard was the
alave of the Ltly, . showering presents
upon her, racing his stable of horses
la conjunction with her thoroughbreds
and traveling In her company. The
rumor that they were married was not
contradicted until It had been published
from one end of the country to the
other.
Oebhard and the sprightly Baltimore
beauty, Mtas Lulu Morris, were mar
ried In March, lie. They drifted apart,
and the wife went to South Dakota In
101 to secure a divorce. She had al
ready bean preceded by her husband,
who sought a separation on the ground
of deserUon. The young wife won, and
Mr. Oebhard had to settle a round sum
In alimony upon her. Mrs. Oebhard
subsequently married Henry Clews Jr.
The following year It waa reported
that Miss Drlna Be Wolf, an actress,
who starred In Mrs. Osborne's company
four years ago, had married Mr. Oeb
hard. This was unfounded.
Mr. Oebhard first appeared on the
turf as a racing partner of A. W. Hun
ter In 1881. He owned a half Interest
In Bole, who won many races for htm.
He won the Great Metropolitan and
Inrkev club handlcans at Jerome, the
cop and champion stakes at Monmouth,
and the Morrissey handicap at Saratoga
and other high stakes.
The Biff erases.
Prom the Philadelphia Press.
"I suppose you did lose a little
money. Forget It! Tou ought to take
things philosophically."
"I always do. but It's hard to part
with things philosophically."
(J israel Special Service.)
Denver, Colo.. Oct. II. The moat
spectacular political campaign ever
waged In Colorado la now at Its height.
Ring rule end the domination of cor
porations In politics are the chief Issues,
though there are other questions figur
ing In to add spice to the campaign.
The fireworks of the campaign and
the thing which has tended most to
raise It above the ordinary level of
political contests in popular Interest is
the candidacy of Judge Ben B. I.indsey
for the governorship on an Independent
Ucket. Judge Llndsey Is pretty well
known throughout the country aa the
author of the Juvenile court law In Colo-1
rado, which has rormea me moaet ror
similar legislation in 24 eta tea He la
a foe of ring rule and talks as- freely of
corruption In his own Democ ratio party
aa in the opposition party. Judge Lind
say desired the Democratic nomination
for governor If he could secure It with
out giving any pledges or promises, f ber of these red corpuscles
INSOMNIA CURED
vx. iliif ominD srr ds.
WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD IT'S SO
Wrecked by Apoplexy
so STormal Condition and Sreed
When It became apparent that Senator
Patterson and. his followers ware to
control the state convention Judge Llnd
sey refused to allow his name to go
before that body.
UaAsey Makes Headway)
As the campaign has progressed It has
become evident that the Independent
The sufferer from eleeplessness too
often resorts to hablt-formtng drugs in
order to secure the coveted rest But
sleep obtained by the use of opiates Is
not refreshing and the benefit la but
temporary at beat.
Mrs. H. A. Fletcher of II Blodget
street, Manchester, New Hampshire, is
living 'evidence of the truth of this
statement She says: "I received a
shock of sn apopleetlo character. It
was so severe that the sight of my
right eye was affected, causing me to
see objects double, I was confined to
my bed about four weeks, at one time
being told by the doctor that I could not
get well. When I could leave my bed
I waa In such a nervous stats that I
could not sleep at night. I would gat
up and alt on a ohalr until completely
tired out and then go back to bed and
sleep from exhaustion.
"I had been under the doctor's care
for six weeks when my sister, Mrs.
Loveland of Everett persuaded me to
try Dr. Wllllaraa' Pink Pills for Pale
People. I began taking the pills with
the reault that I soon experienced re
lief. One night soon after taking them
I lay awake only a short time and the
next night I rested well. From that
time I alept well every night and soon
got . well and strong. I have recom
mended Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a num
ber of times, and my niece hah taken
them for weak nerves and poor blood
and found them very beneficial."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are not a
cure-all, but a blood-builder. They do
one thing and they do it wall they ao
tually make new blood. They cure
nervous disorders because the condition
of the nerves depends upon the number
of red corpuscle In the blood, and Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills Incresse the num-
By this no
tion on the nerves, through the blood,
they have cured many severe nervous
troubles, headache. neuralgia, and
sciatica aa well aa diseases of the blood
such- sa anaemia, rheumatism, pals and
sallow complexions and many forma of
weakness. All druggists sell Dr. Wil
liams' Pink Pills, or they will be sent
voters are rallying to the Llndsey by mall postpaid, on receipt of prloe.
standard in great numbers. Llndsey .0 cents per box. six boxes for Ss.lt. by
maklna his campaign nractlcally with- the Dr. Williams' Medicine company
out money. He has no organisaUon and Schenectady, New Took.
has refused to accept a single dollar
of corporation money. If elected Judge
Llndsey will go before the legislature
with a demand for the enactment of a
primary election law, which will take
party machinery out of the hands of
corporation bosses, and rid Colorado of
corporatln control. He will also aak
for other Important legislation affectlqg
tbe Judiciary of the state.
The Republicans experienced much
difficulty la making up their state
ticket. The names of half a dosea party
leaders were mentioned in connection
with the gubernatorial nomination be
fore the convention met, but no one of
them was desirous of entering the con
test under existing conditions. Finally,
when the convention met, the nomina
tion went to Philip B. Stewart, a Colo
rado Springs lawyer. But Mr. Stewart
declined to make the race unless Wil
liam H. Oabbert, chief Justice of the
supreme court, who Is running for re
election, withdrew feom the ticket. The
objection to Judge Oabbert was bssed
on the allegation that he favors cor
porations. After Mr. Stewart's declina
tion the Republicans finally Induced Dr.
Henry A. Buchtel, chancellor of the
University of Denver, to accept the
nomination. a
Alva Adams, the Democratic candi
date. Is one of the most widely known
men In Colorado politic. After having
filled two terms in the governor s chaie
ha was a candidate again two years
STATUE TO VERDI
IS UNVEILED
Italians of New York City Honor
Memory of Great Composer.
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FIGURE OF MUSICIAN
IN CARRARA MARBLE
MOYER
THIRD
AND OAK
Money for Monument Raised by Pop
ular Subscription in Little Italy and
Prom His Countrymen Throughout
America.
. (Journal Special Service.)
New Tork. Oct. 12. This waa a ssla
day for the Italian residents of the
ago. On that occasion he defested j metropolis. The occasion was the un
James H. Peabody. Republican. In the veiling of the monument to Oulsepps
oontest that ensued the supreme court I Verdi, the Italian composer, which has
unseated a sufficient number of Demo-1 been set un on the trlanale made bv
crats in the senate to give the Kepubll-1 the Intersection of the Boulevard, Tenth
cans control of that body. The senate avenue and Seventy-third street. For
then seated Lieutenant-Governor Mo- weeka past the Influential leaders in
Donald. It Is as a result of this turn
of affairs that A dims seeks a vindica
tion thla year.
The effect of the Socialistic cam
paign, with William D. Haywood at the
"Little Italy" have been preparing for
today's function, with the result that
the outpouring of Italians waa the
largest New York haa witnessed since
the dedication of the monument to
head of the ticket. Is problematical. The j America's discoverer located In Colum-
Sociallsta dq not expect to elect their
candidates, but they will draw votes
from both the old parties. . They will
have the strong backing of the Western
Federation of Miners and of labor or
ganisations In general.
BepubUeans.
(Special Dispatch to The Jsaraal.t
Memphis, Tenn., Oct. 11. Republicans
of the western hslf of Tennessee have
rallied here In eonalderable force for
the opening of the Republican campaign
tonight. The Lyceum theatre has been
engaged for the demonstration, which
bus circle et the entrance to Central
park. Added brilliance was given to
the unveiling today by the presence of
the officers and crew of the Italian war
ship Ettore Plerahosca, which King
Emmanuel sent to New Tork especially
for the occasion. The speakers In
cluded prominent Americans and Ital
ians, brought together by the bond of
their love for the great operatic genius.
Another feature of the unveiling pro
gram was a children's chorus of 1,000
voloea.
The Verdi memorial is the work of
Chevalier Paequale Civllettl. a well
Cures Biliousness, Sick gf 1 I IWI gf Cleanaet the system
Headactie, Sour Stom- I I Im I N I I thoroughly and clears
ach, Torpid Liver and sallow complexions of
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PROGRAM FOR CLOSING
DAYS AT THE OAKS
Blgnor D'Urbano haa retained hie beet
musical programs for the rest of this
weak, prior to the cloalng of The Oaks.
The afternoon program la an unusually
strong one and tonight will be exclusively
a Wagner program. There are but three
more days before the cloalng of The
Oaks. Sunday night two beautiful flodr
prises will be given at the pavilion. In
the. vaudeville theatre Harry Murphy,
the world's champion boy boxing won
der, will be seen In a six-round oontest,
and the Morrises, who are noted acro
bats, foot postering artists and do light
and heavy weight balancing, will b an
additional feature.
will consist of speeches by H. Clay known sculptor of Palermo, Sicily. The
Evans, the gubernatorial candidate, and
other party leaders.
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monument is about If feet in height and
la composed entirely or fine Carrara
marble and dark-tinted granite. On top
of a round granite shaft, which Is
capped by a laurel wreath, stands the
Imposing figure of Verdi as ha looked
In the heyday of his career, The granite
shaft on which the figure of the com
poser stands rests on a square base of
the same dark stone, and surrounding
the central column are four smaller
figures. In Carrara marble, representing
operstlc creations of Verdi. They are
"Othello." "Aide," "Falstaff and "L
Forxa del Destine"
The money for the monument was
raised by popular subscription. Soon
after the death of Verdi, on January IS,
1901. Slgnor Barsottl. the editor of an
Italian newspaper, conceived the Idea of
collecting a aubacrlptlon to perpetuate
In marble the memory of Italy s favo
rite composer and the man whose
operas were loved by the whole world.
Contributions poured In from all parte
of the United States from Italians who
recently emigrated to this country and
from those who have become American
cltlsena. In the and 120,000 waa sub
scribed to the monument.
EIGHTEEN TEACHERS
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Medford. Or.. Oct. 11. Reports cTrcu
Isted. based upon last year's statistics,
give the number of teachers employed
In the Medford schools as 14. This re
port la at fault, as this year's work re
quires the employment of 18 teachers,
the four additional Instructors having
been added st the first or the school
year:
For the purpose of raising funds for
the purchase of a piano for the High
school the following lyceum course will
be given this season:
Lulu Tyler Oatea Concert company.
Midland Opera Quintet
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Dr. John Merrtte Driver.
Royal Mile Quartet.
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