New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
4RIIlLY" Y"SAYSMAY
DENIES HE SUFFERED
nrons in at City Hall None the
Worse for Experience.

INC rom HicksviIie. Long Island.
he ;,zd 2 trying experience IN the
-, on Friday night Mayor GaynoT
.,-.s t,,o the City Hall Unexpectedly
--a-s.v afternoon AS long as II was
s.ssi3Is N spend Sunday al his country
- :, lanes, as he had planned the
-s.-o- -ho,,sat he might as well come back
= N soma work. and after about TWO
- aud 9 half in the Office ne "aIkeo
L.rk n hts home in Brooklyn
-, the Mayor saw il stated in one
o-ri,r pape- yesterday that he had been
- aea1b in the storm he al once got
s-ro communication with Robert Aoanason'
~ sec-etary. from Eicksviile. ana rold nm
- make an emphatic denial
-Ass matter oK fact, had bully time
said the Mayor.
r-,s fe@+ ear which had been frosthttten.
,.ol-ss 2 rifle red. and re said his lungs
IN srnarred from inhaling the driving
snow On Friday night Aside from that ne
80 4ssline in the pink Of condition.
~ wsvor said that three other men be-
$50 rsrnsele lefc the stalled train and
.-.-,a5 10 walk back 70 Hicksville- The
- r-ss roo strong for one member OF the
marry. who turned back after gong nan Z
mic.
T-,s u+-d drove the snow SO fercely into
..s,- ,aces he said, that they could not see,
~ rrev selr their way along on the ties
Charles z Shepard, the newspaper man
- uzs - the party. suddenly dropped out
80 they had been walking On g
.s,,,aTe r-esrle. but were not aware OF IT.
the Mayor explained The spaces between
TIE rails were plankeo over, SO the4I leel
s,6 ror 20 through 50 long as they Kept N
--A Straight path But M Shepard stepped
t-ro The space between the tWo l-eSIies ai-o
d-opped about fifteen feet.
The Mayor and his ether companion
walked across the trestle and down INTO the
g-,llv. where they picked dp the injured
rar and placed hin ss cor1rorIao-y Is
-osssble On Ire bank They wrapped nm
N in q cosz ard left him while Iney went
hack 70 licksville for assistance Ihere
rev gor Z train 70 back ouL and MI
sbeuar1 was placed II the Baggage car eno
taken 70 Eicksville-
7, ne ho1el IN Eicksvile Mayor Gay11or
ynexpectedIy u1eJ his daughter Marion,
zyhc Is about eleven years old one hao
.-z-ted for ST. James on the three o'clock
rain. win 4 friend Of the family. an
so,1- and : half tetore tie Mayor LETT
The rrain got stuck this side o. Syosset.
bur srany backed in1o Hicksville about
midnight The passengers went 70 the
hotel
Just IS The Mayer came down from Mr.
Stewards room he spied his daughter.
She was as much surprised 70 see him IS
he wss 20 see her
Dr. = G Fave. who had previously
asked Mayer Gzyror 10 spend the night
z: his house. extended the same invitation
to The daughter
Finding i entirely oUc Of the question
rc ger 70 81 J1.es. the Mayor said he
decided ro return &c Brooklyn He left
E.cksviue at Dsz5 and reached the station
- Lcrg Island CRY shortly before clock.
Ee could -0C g6- 70 the Brooklyn station,
sS &c through trains were running there.
z--e- taking his daughter 10 his home
:, Brooklyn and eating luncheon The
Mayor LooE ne subway 70 the City Hall.
lie said that only matters OF routine
business had brought him back and he
WIS rather glad 70 get them out OF the
way SO ne could devote himself 10 other
Cs-rers -o-ocr-ow. He hopes 70 announce
some more appointments then
TIE Mayor Is expected 10 appoint Z
Commissioner Of Correction 70 succeed
Commissioner Barry within few days.
The oLhe- good appointments Sill 10 he
made are three -aZ assessors Al S on
ach and q supervisor OF the City Record
q 5000 = yeee-