The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-14
NATIONS CHIEF IN
ANARCHY QUARTER
Roosevelt Will Be Guest Tonight
in New York's Cosmopolitan
East Side.
Unwelcome Visitor Turned from
Effort to Penetrate to Presi-
dents Room.
New York Sun Special Service.

New York Sun Special Service.
New York. Feb. 14.-Extraordinary
preparations have been made for the
protection Of President Roosevelt when
ne visits the cosmopolitan East Side of
this city tonight
While the police of this city general
ly believe that the president 8 popular
~, they realize that many anarchists,
fanatics and cranks generally are to be
found among the foreign-born residents
of the East Side, and they are not 60
ing to let him take any chances.
my men will swarm inside and out
side of 'Little Hungary said In
spector Schmittberger to day. 'They
will be on the roof, all owe rthe fire
escapes and in the cellars. Houston
street, from Essex to Clinton-that is,
two blocks on either side of the 1estau-
rant, will be absolutely cut off by
strong cordons of police.
Homes Cut Of.
"Not soul residing within the pre-.
scribed district will be allowed to
either leave home or pass thru the po-
lice lines to reach it.
"Coachmen bringing guests to the
dinner will be provided with tickets,
which they must show before they can
pass the deadline. Every man in eae h
coach will be compelled to show his in
vitation ticket. Those conditions will
be maintained from o'clock to 1880
or until such time as the president has
left the district. The same precautions
will be taken when the president leaves
Little Hungary for the Desbrosses
street ferry.'
"There are in this district alone near.
" half million Russians. Many of
,,sl ,ho ho,
ance against all governing classes.
Nest Of Fanatics.
Flew persons realize what nest OF
dangerous fanatics, many absolutely
cranky notions and heinous ideas is con
tanned in the first inspection district
1t is easy to keep the thousands in or
der, but it is the Individual crank
one in a million perhaps that is to be
feared.
"But such arrangements have beer
made, the entire details Of which il
would be unwise to divulge, that it will
90 hard with any person who arouses
even the slightest suspicion by his &C
Special or64rs have been issued pro
hibiting the taking of fashlight photo
graphs anywhere in the district FOL
fear that the explosion Of illuminating
powder might precipitate panic.
Unwelcome Visitor Calls.
The first attempt Of an ,lnwelcom
visitor to call upon President Roosevelt
since his arrival in New York, occurred
early today when man who called him
self William Waldorf jackson, Jr., O.
Lowell, Mass, called at the home O.
Douglas Robinson, where the presiden
stopped for the night, and asked to hav
= his card sent to the president. TIL
secret service men and policemen o.
guard about the entrance informed tn
man that the president has not ye
arisen and asked him to call again. n
was not arrested but went to hote
saying he would return later to the Rot
inson home.
In answer to questions as to his ider
titv and why he wanted to see the pres
- dent, Jackson said he wished to confe
with the president as to reforms of gov
ernment and that he was self-nom
mated candidate for the presidency i
1896, 1900 and 1904.
He declared that he was the propr
etor of Hotel Hamilton in Lowell. HI
movements are being watched by tn
police.