The Washington herald., 1910-08-12
GAYNOR BETTER,
PHYSICIANS SAY

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ramus. which is the vertical branch OF
the jawbone. To-nights ILLUMINATION of
the missile placed it near the middle OF
the throat The vault Of the pharynx
lies directly behind and below the ton
sils TO the left OF the position assigned
TO the bullet in the first statement.
The new series OF photographs were
taken in the hospital at o'clock this
afternoon. no announcement of the fact
being made al the time. Dr. Caldwell,
who took the X-ray photographs, carried
the plates over 20 his Office, at $50 Park
avenue, and there developed them. 1t
was al his Office that the four surgeons
whose names were appended TO tonight
bulletin gathered at O'Clock
They remained there IN consultation un-
III S o'clock and then after dinner they
gathered again. this time at St. Mary s
at 10 O'Clock. and they announced their
bulletin a half hour later.
The bulletin. 1t was noted by the news
paper men at the hospital spoke Of the
bullet" Up 20 that hour the physicians
first statement that the bullet upon en-
tering the mayors neck had split. and
that one fragment Of # remained near
the mouth Of the wound. had 0een ac-
cepted and none OF the physicians had
amended the first impression.
More than surface Indications OF some
iii feeling that had arisen in the staff OF
physicians in attendance upon the mayor
was evidenced tonight when al 81;
O'Clock Secretary Adamson made a state
ment which he said he wanted all the
newspaper men to get. It was this:
Surgeons in Attendance.
THE surgeons in attendance upon the
mayor are Drs William Jerome Arlitz
George G. Brewer, George d. Stewart
and Charles y Dowd During their alb
sence on Wednesday afternoon d. c. II.
Peck attended the mayor. TIE mayors
eamily physician, Or. John w. Parrish
Is also with him. No other surgeon or
physician has az any time been connect
ed with the case.
This statement is made because OF IN
founded reports and statements made by
those pretending TO be associated with
the mayors physicians
The above statement was signed "Ern.
est J. Lederle. Robert Adamson."
1t was said tonight that one physician
would be disciplined by the hospital and
that another has been barred. except
upon attendance OF his own patients.
experimenting the bulletin which the
physicians gave out at 1890 o'clock to-
night. they said that his temperature
respiration. and pulse remained the same
as they had been during all the day
Dr. Arlitz and Dr.. Sullivan were the ply.
sicians appointed to attend Mayor Gay.
nor during the night
HaItS speedy Justice.
Justice Swayzee. Of the Supreme Court
Of New Jersey, to-day put the brake on
a too speedy exemplifcation "of Jersey
justice" in the case Of James Gallagher.
the discharged dock department watch
man. who is now in the Hudson County
Jail for the assault he committed on
Mayor Gaynor. The justice summoned
the Hudson County grand jury before
him and advised against the speedy find
ing Of an indictment against Gallagher
on the charge Of assault with intent to
kill
He informed the jurors that II they
rushed through an indictment against
Gallagher now on the charge or one
similar TO it predicated upon Mayor Cay.
nor's recovery, they would be interdicted
from indicting the Waterman on a muir.
der charge II New YOrk's mayor should
die from the gunshot wound he received
Tuesday. Justice Swayzee advised that
for the present the grand jury should
take no action whatever.