The evening world. Newspaper, December 18, 1906, Page 4

aan ape gresseeioe ps GES FOUND “REMEDY WHILE EGovernor-Elect - Thinking Hard but Silent After His Experience. Buffeted ‘About L e the Other. “BYR. T: Victims, He Got” “Experience.” : ‘The tip which ‘took. seroes Brooklyn Bridge last night fy going to bear ‘fruit. Col WUlls L, Ogten, of Brovkiyn, former Presifent of the Civil Service Board, who acsam- panied the Governorelest on the trip, and lke him, survived its horrors, mid to-day to a “Tam not ditions between, Ni y Tyh are apt to follow our experience of Yast night. Persnally I ara glaq-that 1 took the trip and that Gov. Hughes took {t with me. I knew: something by hearsay und passing observation of the herding of humanity on the bridge at rush hours, and I knew that it mas Gisgraceful, but I dont think either one of us really had a conceptiqg of bow horrible 4: really war until we went through it. “I am convinced that as a result of _ what Gov. Hughes saw—and felt—there will be some reforms and improve- ments in Bridge conditions. Wo all Jknow that there are certain men in Manhattan who could provid medy and that they persisitently refuse to do #0."" Governor Knows the Cure. ‘Do you mean the Manhattan mem- bers of the Rapid ‘Transit Commis- sion?” "I do not care to criticise the Man- hattan members for publication,” an- @werea Col. Ogden, “mt those condi- tions could be cured, and there are a —few-men-who-coutd-cure them and the Governor-elect knows where the fault ss," Mr. Hughes wouln't talk about his @xperiences when he crowed the Bridge @uring the rugsn hour and returned ai tho hélgit of'tho maddening crush lle fwas trampled end pounded in tho great, throngs. but he was there to investigate ot his own accord the o: 1 naturedly. f It is said that Mr, Hughes is ti ing spirit of the Prentice Co: which was appointed by Herb Parsons to inaugurate legislative meas- ures for tho réllef of present trafiic con- itions in New York, The Republican County Committes also has seleied a BRIDGE HDGE CRUSH Charles B. Hughes S.—Miss Halle FAR se BEHELD CAPE Pretty Irish Girl Disappeared Two Weeks Ago, ing No-Traee. The police of the entire city have-been searching for two Weeks for Mary Mo- Elligott, twenty years old, who disap- peated on Dec, 4 #0, myateriously that not the slightest trace of her can b found, Fivé montis ago the pretty Irish Hs here to Join her siater, Julia p ninters have two. broth York, Jobn and Pat $ New. McEIigott, both of whom are in busi- ness, chalrman for the Bronx, who will work | | Mury left the Jershfleld residence on _ fates Dec. 4 to Ko to the home. of her sister arith the Parsons appointees, She bow: (ison avenue troliey Mr, Hughes arranged wits Col. Ogden] car at street. Here all to make the tour across th .| trace dropped out at the tUme when he would sea the rush at its worst: The police had been tipped oft and Capt. Murtha, of the Bri a, with Detectives Jepson and English, were at tha tentrance to meet Mr. Hughes and Col. Ogden wien uiéy Tolted up to the bridge in a big automobile just when the mad rush: Brookiynward was about reaching high tide. Crushed inthe Crush. Mr. Hughes got out of the automobile in Park Row and in less than two minutes he was getting all the per- fonal experience of the bridge crush be wanted—and more too. Before he - could realize what was happening he ‘was swept forward Into the hunvin maelstrom toward the clevated s wWeye and iH wee all teat Capt Murtha and the police “escort could do to rescue him and conduct him to an ime of safety, whence he could watch the currents of humanity pouring Into the narrow bridge entrance from‘all direo- tions, Mr. Hughes, with evident inte est, watched the solld masses aweop across Park Row from City Hall Park, from Centre street, from Chambers. street, and rush for the trolley cars and the stafrways leading to Uid—ele- Vuted trains above. Then the Gover lect made a dash for the stairway, bis escort of coats trying val: for him throug brue- Up lhe stalrway,and to th vilce aa best he could. Became Strap-Hanger Upstaira ‘th Jong Ine ray Gows, and he took nb Was BWept Gung pu hin und f Where he bou window elle ish: m7 Hhokivn dtr wympath th ehunted oft below, Mr uppe att ot t fora, their teeing fr. Hug ites n of th Beat tea \CHARLES. D. MOYER DEAD. of sight so comp y. that a search ectives, policemen and’ relatives utterly to find trace of her hy de has fall word fromm: and more con tim of foul, play gott last night Missing. wil ts about. ve three Inches ‘tall, 417 hair Tesh pai aidrt Perfumes made In the Orlent are languidiy delic- fous in fragrance. and of enduring strength. Way. not select such for ! [icliday Gifts? |: Ww, By men or women 2 o7, - = 1,00 i font 1.75 ALSO. : Orange -& Geisha Flow | -'Mlorento Gul Reazee TOILET Wate RS | Patup in lapanese Pore | incense Bi | Real Tem | A. A. 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