The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-14

s5.,.i will be whirled across town and
over the North river to the Jersey City
station of the Pennsylvania railroad.
His train will leave at about i2:4e a. N:
and is due to reach Washington at about
o'clock.
~. The Cafe Liberty.
The Cafe Liberty, or Little Hun
gary" as it has become known 10 New
Workers, where the President will dine
tonight. is located on Houston street.
between Suffolk and Norfolk streets. 1t
section known as THE Ghetto In this
section little over a mile square, there
is foreign population. of half mil
Of them, because they have felt the OPP
pressors' hand in Russia, are either
Nihilists or Socialists
Generally. the people are very eex-
eirable. and it does not take much to
stir them up. This was instanced a
year or so ago when some men In an
act while the funeral of a rabbi, much
beloved by the people, was passing the
factory doors. The people ffoeked
around the building in thousands Ia !; an
Incredibly short space of time and with
sticks and stones destroyed every win
dow within reach. Quick action by the
police saved the employees from injury
Measures to Protect Him.
For these reasons extraordinary meas
,1res 70 safeguard the President have
baen taken. Inspector Schmittoerger,
| considered by many one of the best po-
| lice officers in New York, has charge or
the police arrangements III tne i ips{fe
and outside of Little Hungary. Inss
will be on the roof, on the fire escape
and In the cellar. Houston street IoI
/ fbree b1ocks will be absolutely cut or
| NJ strong cordons OF police. Not soul
| residing within the prescribed oistFlce
will be allowed either to ieaVe their
| through
Coachnen bringing guests to the
dinner will be provided Win r.es1. .
| These conditions will be maintained
| from o'clock. Besides these precaau u :
tons the President will De pfoFioeo
| with a strong escort of mounted police,
| which will go with him during ms DRIVE
to the cafe and when ne ieaNes anu
Edy.jyes TO. the Desbrosses street Terry.
| Special orders have been issued apso-
Iuteiy prohibiting the taking or hash-
light photographs anywhere IN en l:as ois -,
| Illuminating powder might precipltate
a panic among the excitable populace.
A Popular Resort.
| The Cafe Liberty, where the Hun
garfen Republicans will dine the Presi-
dent has attained great popularity with
New Workers In all stations OF HE III
the fifteen years of it's existence 1t is
located In a four-story terra GOTTA DITCH
| building covering three city blocks Inc
| cellars are filled with huge casks ol
Hungarian wines and it Is mere that tht
New Yorker, who wishes 70 get I
| glimpse of Bohemian lne. d1hes. Inc
J tables are spread in the a1sies formed
Il by the casks.
Upstairs the ground floor is divided
into three compartments. me one OF
the extreme left is fitted up with bar
the center is filled with little round
tables, where students, artists; ana 9th
ers who make up life in Boheinia 81
around and chat, play cards or cnes
and sip their wines. The third comIs TT
ment, that on the right, is reserved To-
: diners After their meal i'll the VINE ce!
lar they come to this room and 81
around listening to the gypsy band.
The wealth and fashion of New Yorl
often go TO Little Hungary to get {
glimpse of Bohemia. 1t is no unusua
= thing TO find many men ana women II
evening dress among the diners or IL
The President Is no stranger to tn
: place.
, It IS expected tonight that he will pa,
+ a Visit to the old corner in the wine Gel
lar, where he loved to dine ten year
ago, to sip his favorite Hungarian win
'szamorodni'' and smoke cigars.
The dinner tonight will be given in III
cafe. III the right and center compart
mentS.