The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-03
RIyALOUTINGS IN The SECOND.
DuITR AVID FOLEI WE'D YES
JERDar As HOSTS
Contestants for TAmmany Leadership ef
the Dtstric, Entertained Followers
and Gave the PUZZLE q Chance To Count
>osr-No clash. hi Lots Of Fun.

Oh. Hall men Of the bsnnrr
sd Assembly district had their choice
eftvo lab r hay ,uting- 10 60 TO yesterday.
n. great Diver outing. which has tecons
,,u.r.un in the district. and las for v ar-
an ~. event Of the wear on the lower
I,sf -ido, al rival TO contend with in
a.. .rqf. Z the Foley ASS citation. a young
yefy vigorous organization. and for the
fr' 'iue stree the umblinss ~ war q an
IN. 1,aI factions had a chance 10 stand UP
spa =. o.uuted. Tho result Of the count
"a o. show beyo nd any doubt that the
Hon Nr Tom Pol y has a yob Of some
magnitude on his hands II h u To o,p.t
,L. , 'eran leader Of thu district. while
4, Oh. same time former Judge Diver
h,- ct to keep things moving at a pretty
lively gait II he is TO retain the honor that
have cen - with hut one i~nterrupiun
fof -av generations.
o. tho uyal parades there was an almost,
c4u7I number ~ men. The DIVERS turned
1' i.r veen 2,iOo and 1900 voter and Il
ucult 10 unfair to credit the Foleys with
one 49, perron The only way To tell the
rval. aparr was by their hats. The DIVER
mer wor- slnte color~d alpines. whiL, "a.
F1I.,s had white flannel headgcar. trimmed
WIN fIlf FlllthIN hNlhNlkN 1nF hufleT 81
strength displayed IN the rival paroles
Va al'no-, equal. each side had some
thing to say about the source OF supply
drawn on bv the u'her. and these remarks
vsra not always ~ the most CONF limcntary
nature For instance. while the Foleys
rrrr making their way through New
Rnwcrv. g. tho music Of eleven bands,
'hc pvv-r hosts stood around their Madi-
.ou street clubhouse and declared tha, not
more than a third 81 the white hated
ones were voters In the district.
4 Understand that Bob Davis. Tim
SuIivsn's friend. sert over so men from
J-rs@y cry To swell the Foley ranks said
on. scnrtic
That's nothing said another, Tim
sullivan bought to tickets himself and
gave them 20 all thu hoboes In his dist rict.
Trr,'r- out with Foley to-day. all right.
'Ncs, said another. and what did Percy
NAglr do hut send down a hundred men
from The Bronx TINS morning
over In the Foley s~tronsholds the ak
vas hat similar. because early In
tie day the Foleyites had seen by the swarm
% slate-colored hats that Diver still had
q Dot Of followers. They declared that
pivvor was paytng the board Of 800 colon
izerS I'm order To get their votes at the pri-
mAries and they said many other unkind
things, hut the prospect. OF a good days
sport kept down bitter feeling, and there
we're no clashes OF any kind. In fact. the
few Diver men who wandered into the
Foley streets early In the day were greeted
rd-naturedly. despite the fact that they
could not be induced to change their slate
rrIlored hats for white ones. while the Diver
men had a cordial nod and occasionally
Handmade for the Foley men who came
down their way before the parades began.
By the exercise Of a good deal Of diplo-
macy and some generalship the rival par
AIDES were kept from clAshine Each leader
WAS Diet ermined 90 take his men through
the entire district. ~ that all might see
the host he had behind him. The DIVERS.
with great cunning. let the foleys get a
start and then followed them The last
word IL always the best on the East Side. |
80 we'll a. everywhere else. and ~ the
enthusiasm over Judge Diver and his men
vas a trife more boisterous than thai
accorded 90 Foley Judge Diver made a
great hit with the people by getting right
iu line with his men and marching lie
Stn't lead a company, nor a line, neither
I'D he take an end position. but walked
along In the centre Of the first COMPANY. |
arriving a ane and wearing a badge like
all the rest. But the district singled him
ont all right. and at every corner he was
crested with cheers.
The district looked a good deal like Broad
way the day before the Sound Money parade
last year. Prom every house In II at least
one flag was suspended. while some houses
were 80 covered with hags and bunting that
the material ~ which they were built could
scarcely he seen al all. Each house had
- tevorite, Of course. and while some 81
'h" flag were unmistakably Diver fags,
then, were iust ~ certainly hung out in
honor Of big Tom Foley Although the
Two crowds never got near enough TO each
other 20 psues remarks. they took their
fling cut In printed signs which were sus-
Iefdod across the various streets through
which the parades we're 10 march One
DIVERS home al 7 Madison street. read
a. follows
Ihis : wher- Nj. Diver lives.
Ton folsy lives 81 az West iss,h stree,
Some Of the other signs were
PADDY Is n, man hat hin II ,ou on
u us distrc j. good enough W - lesder Of u u
~. Ion, Shsr, did you vote In issa sne ,sss'
'tee>f ~ Tom. 60 tack ~ 2a2
The policemen on post were a very much
relieved bot Of men when N. two crowds
vfr" safely embarked Oh the steamer and
hat were 20 take them To the groves
lr The Sound which had been hired for
- iay For the time being the danger 81
b not was passed and the policemen pro-
s-sied to rest up FOR the work of the even
NIX when the rivals were To parade once
n're and mighi uot lee IN such good spirits.
D." foleys g"t of first. and L wa sss,n that
hdu n N''Sintsf, a barge and a small
~ The DIVERS had the same. all but
he Jug
That tug's fer Tom Foley shouted one
usiaStlc Dfvver man. -Sure, NO one
steamer could pull him up the Sound
y vas noon hefOr" The DIVER got away,
he boat had ~%rarccly left DE wharf
rv there was gr-a, rejoicing over the ,
.-".v-fv that Charley fiscigalupo was
10 GARD Mr. BscigaluIo j. the Mott
''-' Undertaken WHO has been burying
''" Cinnamon and Italians who have !
''' .r M" lower part 81 the city for the
'o""tv ycars lie u a man % cuti.
h'"ra''. in'urnc-. In tho Scuud and Lac
Hrg T-r-lnal following. and DiVvrr and .
rN have been pu.lirR hard To win him {
F WV VI Bacigalupu has been GOV. A
u .".Iiuri to plodg. him-elft 10 either caus.. :
riav being a day Tor all men Ia the =,
-' r' 'H clIue pui and declare themselves, =
s. vi Bactgalupo pdieilv slipped a
% Oh" lhyvci barge and vas carried h
Ir triumph !,
.' ''"pH was Charl-v White. th. ref :,
lr Vug"hrhf- and othor sfortlng =
Although a god friend 81 Tim !.
Hr. 20" uarkef ~ Policy. Mr. White =
90 - lark oh Diver. and he Vas l.
rH| 'hn ri - the huv~ Yesterday >,
" Hr "a hag cnn'ingrn' ~ Italians !,
OBJ" story that las lss.n going around n
p i"f some fiuIe - the effect that :,
H' Al captured tho entire culunv :,
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