The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15
GAME TO ADVISE ROOSEVELT.
uChSON ~. TAINTED no TELL
UIu 10 SHiNT THE SENATE.
vouldn't Recognize Them at >ll II He
mere President. Ms He Expects 10
Rein 1900 Policemen shoe Him Away
Frpm Douglas RObnsOn'S House.


FROM Douglas RoblnsOn's House.
william Waldorf jackson, Jr., Of Lowell,
us.. sometimes called jackson H., called
Nv President Roosevelt yesterday He il
t,ruIe-. crank Mr. jackson was not
.ouiy,I bv the President, who probably
o,sr heard of his call Jackson hove
- ight of the Douglas Robinson house
Lou, go o'clock. walking up Madison
a,enue hri-kly tightly clutchng a cane
and rather dilapidated umbrella. He
,g,uli have been imposing but for II few
,nin,r details He wore an aged silk hat.
lang black overcoat, a swallow-tail coat.
rcb, trousers that had been worn for some
limo and pair Of patent leather shoes
that had many cracks His coat was open.
snd as he swung along In the breeze it was
observed that he was ornamented with
,ro large fobs on a ribbon chain. He
,,,lled ont AT intervals large silver watch.
ta had a statc7man-like appearance. with
smooth upper lip and two closely-cropped
s!deboard-
-ls Nr. Roosevelt up YETI he said to
tho frs, policeman he met. Mr. jackson
sr,ne Nj, cane and umbrella and impressed
MAT digntary who answered him with
much polilenes7'
.Our latest information, said the urbane
coleman is that the President IL just
sbout TO partake Of some breakfast"
Two Secret Service men were on guard
or,sile the house. They asked Mr.. Jack
son who be was.
why" said Mr. jackson, don't you
know me? That's very funny. l was
candidate for the Presidency myself in
1896 in 1909 and in 1904. ! nominated
myself ard voted for myself. Mark Hanna
aid Of me in 1900: That's the man l most
fear
Mr. Roosevelt makes n pretty good
President and rather like him Hut there
are few things | would like to tell him.
I'm going 20 run for President again in
1905, and one of the things | want to tell
him is not to run again. Any one who
rms against me is surely going to be
defeated
Mr.. jackson expressed great disappoint-
meut when informed that the President
could not see him. He announced his
intention Of returning. He did, few
minutes after 10 O'Clock he hove in sight
the second time. steaming down Madison
avenue. swinging his umbrella and his
cane An outer guard told Mr. jackson
that the President was waiting at the base
ment door
Mr Jackson walked Immediately to the |
door Behind its crate was Detective
O'Connell Mr.. jackson greeted him
oheerily
Good morning Mr.; President. There
are few things that ! wanted 10 tell you |
that will enable you to improve your adj
mnstraton. 50
OConnell said that he was delighted"
10 see Mr.. jackson, and entered upon con-
yerSaton the object Of which was to see
whether Mr.. jackson was really dangerous
You don't look like your pictures at all, /
Mr. President said Mr. jackson, and you
don't act as ! thought you would When !
] become President | shall see every one at |
any time"
am very busy to-day, Mr.. Jackson,
said O'Connell -and | really wish You
would wait until tomorrow or next day,
when We can have talk.
Mr. jackson bowed deferentialiy and said |
that would suit him. He has a slight limp. |
As he came out ot the area he seemed 10 |
lie the picture Of "A disappointed man, and |
tears wandered down through the burrows
Of IN, face
1--WE come a long way to SEQ the Presi
dent said he, i wanted TO help him IN
the row be has got into with the Senate
J; .-Tt't good for President to delegate
his powers 10 that body. Why, If | was
President wouldn't recognize them at
all But he SAYS he will see me Tomorrow,
and hope that | will be able TO give him
some assistance
Andrew jackson II. consented willingly
10 pose for his picture as the Presidents
first caller Of the day. He walked away,
saving that he would surely come back
again
I'm G. years old. he said but I'm not
too old to see my ambition come to fru-
mon I'm graduate of Amherst and ever
since left there | have had the ambition
10 be President. | want TO help every one
who is President
The policemen on the sidewalk told him
70 move along and he moved up TO the
bucsinr am and drank ginger ale.
AccD to dispatches from Boston
jackson graduated from Amherst in
1881 nud well known character in those
rart- Hehrst attracted attentionin Lowell
twenty years ago by preaching at outdoor
meetings and in missions. About 1893
he announced that there was a call for a
second Andrew Jackson in the Presidential
chair ana that he felt obliged to respond.
In 1900 he went 10 the convention, but was
got orr If Philadelphia by members Of the
Massachusetts, delegation who feared that
be would make a scene In the convention
hall Tho police located him yesterday
afternoon al Mills Hotel No I. in Blocker
street and kept a watch on him the rest
Of the day