The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-09
IN THE HOTEL CORRIDORS.

Hon. John Foley and wife. of Saratoga
Springs, are registered at the Arlington
They are in the city on their wedding trip.
having been recently married. The bride
vas Miss Dillon, prominent in educs-
tional circles. and sister of John T. Dil-
Ion, Chief of the Correspondence Division
Of the War Department Mr.. Foley stal'ds
high in the legal profession. and is pecu-
iiarlx a successful man. he was the onl-
Democrat ever elected district attorney OF
his county. He was also elected Stale
Senator, and served his term with distinc-
ton. Governor Flower appointed him
Chief Executive Of1cer Of the State Of New
York at the Chicago Exposition. In 1892 he
was one CT the delegates 10 the Chicago
Convention who were pledged fer Governor
Hill as Presidential candidate He was
a delegate TO many State and other con-
Ventions, and was a member OF the State
Democratic Committee. At this time he
is president of Saratoga. He is also p =
ident of the Citizens National Bank C.
Saratoga. a very successful institution.
Mr. Foley is recognized as a shrewd Demo-
cratic leader OF northern New York, and
his Judgment and opinions are frequently
sought BIZ Democratic politicians. 4 be-
lieve the people are elamo-ing for
and are determined TO make
change both in the nation and in
the Empire state. The unpopularity Of the
Porto Riean legislation. the conduct OF the
Philippine war. the extravaganza in the
expenditure OF public funds the creation OF
public Offices 10 make place Tor party led
ers, and the question Of trusts. | believe.
VIII sweep the Mckinley Administration
from power. On the other hand, ny Foley
considers that the Democrats are proftins
from past mistakes. and conferences are
frequently held between party leaders with
a view TO harmony aud for the purpose OF
materially modifying the Chicago plat
form OF 1896. This should he thinks.
elect a Democratic President. He asserts
that New York VIII this year take its
place where il belongs in the column of
Democratic States. In his opinion the
State went Republican in 1895 not because
of the merits OF Republican nominees, or
their principles. but solely because OF
bIunders made by the Democratic party OF
the State
We will elect the whole Republican
National. State. and county ticket without
a scratch" said Judge H NJ. RulisOn. Of
Cincinnati. at the National this morning
The Republican party is in the saddle
The peculiar situation in the city Of Gin
cinnati conduces 20 this condition. At the
municipal elections three years ago the
fusionists elected their ticket over the reg
ular Republican ring candidates. The city
became thoroughly disguised with the in
competent regime OF the fJsiOuists. and
last spring returned the Republicans to
power by electing the full city slate So
the party is completely in control again.
and will secure the fall elections WithOu-
doubt ! DO not know Of any possible eiT-
cumstances which could alter the situatica
or defeat the Republican nominees. Sc
rotary OF State Is to be voted for this year
and Laland is the Republican candidate
who is counting on his election. Hamilton
county will elect a county clerk. treasurer
prosecuting attorney. and sheriff. and in
the First District a Congressman will be
selected TO succeed Shattuc. and In the Sec
oDd 10 succeed Br0wnweI With the sane
ton of our new mayor. Julius Flushman,
the Business Mems clubs, and other COM
merciaI bodies are working TO hold this
fall a carnival and musical celebration TO
commemorate the commercial progI ess Of
Cincinnati. We are entering on a new era
CT prosperity. II is not usually known that
Cincinnati is progressing at a more rapid
pace than any other city as centre Of
manufacturing interests"
IA P4-ton. Of Abilene. Kans.. Repu' IL
can candidate for United States Senator
from that State. is registeIedat at the Nor
mandie The State Convention viii te
held shortly. he said. There is no cen
test. and the candidates viii be nominated
by reclamation. We viii carry the state.
J d. Alsup. Of Middletown. Ohio. is 4
guest at the Arlington Mr. AIsup is Ran
ager Of the large machinery manufacturing
plant IT siiddletown owned by former Sen
ator Pau J. Sorg.
W VOigt. Of Honolulu. is at the Metro
politan He is in Washington. en- route 10
Germany, where he is call-d on business.
Senator Mallory OF Florida, who has been
absent from Congress all winter on account
of his Illness has returned TO the city. He
is registered ct the Metropolitan His sis
ter. Mrs. T. s Kennedy. OF New Orleans.
is with him.
John B. Bedford. Of Denver. Col. former
ly Representative in Congress for his State.
is a guest al Wizards
My contract with the city OF Havana. ."
said Michael J. Dady. OF New York. at
the Arlington. today, as tied up by
Governor Wood. II is only a question of
time when Il will go through Mr.. Dady
has extensive contracts fer paving light
ing and sewering the city Of Havana.
which were made before the hepiunfne~ %