New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11
THE PASSING THRONG.

Joe" Hickey. he for whom the enhancing Joe
Hickey Is named. and to whom all other Rickeys
related is again in the
COLONEL corridors of the Waldorf, Astoria.
JOE and therein lies story. A year
RICKEY the Colonel and another man
AGAIN All engaged in heated argument in
THE the cafe. A table upset. some
WALDORF. Crockery destroyed, and the
Colonel and the other man swept
up several square yards of the carpet with each
other. So close their fond embrace that IL
took four strong men TO pull them apart. Now il
is a law i'll Mr.. Boldt's hoste!ry that he who en-
cages in fsticuf there must forthwith be con-
spcuous by his absence So the order went forth
against the Colonel. and since that time the only
reminder OF him, and it has been frequent. has
peeH the drinks that have been ordered bearing
his name So with his iares and penates the
Colonel journeyed 70 the Hoffman House and there
his friends went and condoled with him as well
as they could But the Goloners heart was sore
recently recently raised Ihe mantle Of gloom from the
many a marvellous feast. but he didn't stop at
Fused the CoIo1sis PhEs Vel nelag re
Colonel a modern Arabian Nights story that ne
7ed the 6anSs az we MeseG 2U re Nh5
9m6a from 9 5Ga o Pad So
ogre named William Mckinley and divers
young knight would rescue the maiden. and .'d9
70 4 ilIl4si the ogre, the octopus5S and the putos
II was beautiful thouSht, and threw the Colonel
hack at the octopuses himself Then came No.
f9f fo and return Of the SoonSs soem Tor
The Colonel more depressed than ever. on his
H e Gs 6 w Th19 M gqH He had
good boy for year and day. and now his reward
smiles. Colonel Joe hickey now foregathers at
Senator Marcus A Hanna, his work IN this
paign done with the closing Of the Eastern head
quarters OF the Republican Ma
HANNA tional Committee IN this city.
PREDICTS started for his home in Cleveland
PEACE AND yesterday afternoon When seen
PROSPERITY. at the waldorf-Astoria just prior
to his departure, Mr.. Hanna said:
1T a wonderful victory. and the Republicans
| swept the country with new broom. No, don't
ask me how Pettigrew's defeat strikes II got
started on that wouldn't know when to stop. and
my train leaves in hour. I'd be certain to lose
| 1t if started commenting on Pettigrew's down.
! fall The victory means much to the country
! in every wav that there is neither business great
! nor small. nor man, woman or child within the
territorial limits of the United States that will not
pe Tenenre s Dy IL non n pon Tree sit
defeat there can be no resurrection Of the silver
| than National dishonor and. Bryan defeated we
are now freed from the fear Of the National honor
I that the wise foreign policy which has been in
eonssentv o co n When the Outcome Of the
| election here becomes known throughout the Phil
VIII Break The wars there viii now be Brought 10
quick and successful termination nat The election
| the next four years the Government will be con-
| Quoted with the moderation. dignity firm
| ness and wisdom that marked the first Admins
| tration OF William Mckinley
| Confident in the record OF his Administration
since taking the cath of office March 1897, the
| President looked forward with
| SAYS MKINLEY serenity and without misgivings
| WAS CON- to the outcome OF the recent
| FIDENT OF elections" continued Senator
| RESULT. Hanna. NO knows better
| than he the temper of the
| American people. He felt that they would not be
! deluded by high sounding words and cunningly de-
| vised arguments, would exercise their rights
Of suffrage further their best interests and
the honor and best interests OF their country. His
! confidence never wavered. and the result of the
| election shows how fully 1t was justified and how
| accurate his judgment. 1t has been a hard
| fight The outcome itself never believed TO be In
| doubt The question by how much would We
| grained I am particularly pleased that we capt
| ured Rryan's own State. State pride Is hard thins
| 10 overcome and that carried Nebraska. Bryan $
| own state shows more than anything else how
thoroughly the people appreciated the Importance OF
| this election and that prosperity would continue
| n the Republican ticket was elected To Governor
| Roosevelt much credit is ere. He has proved Il
| wonderful getter and he was simply untiring
| in his work The President never was In better
| health and looks to-day younger than he did when
| inaugrrated / am very tired. and shall go home
! and take a rest. I do not think shall come East
| again until Congress meets next month.