The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15

tho one by which the President used to
enter when he was Police Commissioner
Throwing open the door, Mr.. Roosevelt
started to get OF there on the ny, but
1horne Of The Secret Service wouldn't let
him. and the carriage stopped at the new
sta Ia entrr nee.
hello Rreen7 called out Mr.. Roosevelt,
to Sergeant Brecn whom he himself pro-
NOTED to TO a roundsman. Breen grinned
and saluted The President shook hands
with Brooks and Schmittberger and passed
into the door,
After that, it was a long, dull wait for
100 cops, fifty Secret Service men, and good
ness knows how many plain clothes oetec-
tives. 1t was a wait not without its di-
versions: for the girl Of the Hungarian
quarter was out, and her regular hungarian
beau was nowhere.
In the corner store next to Little Hun
gary there is cleaning and dyeing estab-
lishment. And in the window OF that
shop sat three luscious daughters of Hun
gary The first was blond and bland, the
second was brunette and slim, and the
third was plump and inviting. The plump
ono was leader and spokeswoman in the
little game which they were playing.
They would mark newly arrived cop
or Secret Service man. and give him the
signal When he answered with a smile,
the plump one would make signal with
her eyes and head. indicating that she
wouldn't mind if he did come in. Then
Hfle would cast an Appearing RltllCe dl lllln
and smile That smile would kill him dead.
and when she moiioned to a door in the
hallway to the left. he would brave the
joshing of the gang outside and enter
The door was locked and double bolted.
The crowd outside let out a coarse mock
ing laugh and the plump brunette doubled
up with JOY. In this manner she roped in
eight patromen, two roundsinen. one in
speotor. three Secret Service men and two
reporters.
A al.
10 get inside the lines. About 400 Icr-Cn5
mostly women, sworc and declared that
they lived ins dc and had to get in 10 see
their sick fami les About O'clock, just
when two Secret Service men were having
a friendly chat with the police, two pretty
6 rls--living poochermalcots, the Secret
Service men cal ed Il em-tr ed to run the
gantlet, declaring that they lived Just
across from Little Hungary.
The cops said that they couldn't 60 by
without permission Of the roundsman.
I'm sec the roundsman, said a gallant
Secret Service man.
He says that he'll let you through for
kiss apiece said the Secret Service man
when he came back.
Easy money! said the taller and prettier
of the two The police made way. The
girls marched up TO the roundsman.
Here's your pay SAID tie prettier one,
and the roundsman got II whore il would
do the most good. The Secret Service
man told them that something was coming
TO him. too.
What in front Of all these cops? You
don't belong" said the prettiar one, and
the crowd cheered tardar than they had
done for the President
There il litte Fnst Side snloon just
opposite Little Hungary. Three Secret
Service men, figuring that il was their duty
to look for suspicious characters, in saloons.
espc cially wont in and ordered whskey
all sro uud. II cpue in gesees.
"Hcra why don't YOU bnng 1t TO us in
bottle asked the secret Service man,
Very sorry geuts,' eaid the bartender,
but we choost had an order for dc bottle"
II wasn't very long before the secret
Service men had something TO do In the
far corner an agitator, full Of East Side
Socialist propaganda and things, began
w do dey send de rolice?' said he
Wv do dev surround the Pr-resident ike
a Emrercr? because he iss a Emf ercr.
Beca use he took de FiliT ms Beoause he
took Panama. Amt he u kmrerort Natf'
Inc nearest Secret service man rose IN
mliesty
-Thatl be about all from you said he
"for W. said the agitatcr,
For because ! nm an officer said he
Volts doti Not'l q oflicer?" exploded
the agitator. But comuanion plucked
his sleeve and whispered the Russian equiya-
lent for { Government spy.
The agitator collapsed as though a pin
had been run into him.
Every doorway held three CT four teauti-
ful daughters of Hungary or of Zion and
four or five repre- sontat,ves Of the civic
or the Federal law. In stant doorways,
one mi Rht tehold the regulcr eauX Of East
Houston street ARA we'd IN their Sabbath
clothes and their flowerod neckties, hut
black with jealousy. Here roundSrnn
was telling a dark-eyed Saves that she
looked awful good TO HIM, and She was
rpsDpndng that she thought UNI f. rms
were awful nice: and there a Secret Service
man was telling dark-eyed Austrian
princess that he didn't care whether he
went back to Wash. ngton or not,