The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-29


,ned them with several additional layers
aEains, .he cold striking in on IN. freshly
healed wound Although the mouth Of
the bullet hol" In the neck had completely
closed the physician did not care that
any risks should be encountered and
after he had finished his task the Mayor
cooked hAe hooded Capuchin. Only
bit ot his board the tip 81 his nose and
rs two dancing "yrs looked out from
u"n.ath The stretched and pinned swsth-
ags When IL cam" tim" e. surmount the
-Ipsrstruc'urc ~ tho HANDBAGS with a
1T hat that lrticl" ~ adprnm"nt Wabhl"i
atop tn pil" like half a peanut she'll On
"a broad potato.
While M" Mavor Was having breakfast
N his room tho sister superior VI the
hospital and SISTERS Agrada and Rita
the black ruhst nurses who had divided
the tavS and 'hr nights az the Nlavor :
t''dsIds between them came m and m"
Jolly crnvilasc"nt held an imprnmptu
leyee in ~" room whnr" no had struggled
with fever and the onslaughts ~ infection
He tauSet rapidly about little subjects Il
the hospital government. about other
PATENTS vho had not done So well a. he
uui h. minated To- tn" SISTER superior
thu, he would soon give her a more tang.
~" expression - the debt VI gratitude h."
oVei 20 her aud the order Of the sisters
which sIpsrvlscs the home for the
suffering
When the Mayor al finished his break
fast he sprung a little surprise On Mrs
Gavnor and Secretary Adamson. who were
having ,h",rs IN a private dining room On
tho first fnor He walk~I unaIded Ia
the elevator had it drop him 10 the floor
below and than walked in on the break
fast room hat was little Joke that
CAUSED IN" tVp gray ewes behind the
baniagc, - snap with merrim"ut Tins
was tn. Mayor going away dav. 10 " ould
have everybody know that there was
never person more IN To leaves Mary y
Hospital than be.
Thsu came session Of tho little hoard
Of strategy over which Secretary Adam
son has hat 90 preside since frs, Ne as
sumri IA" difficult position 81 buTrr
between tho fDwgVRnar mon OtItsi e. tho
hospital walls and the Vhv-icians a. att"r 3
RnCe UpoI. the Mayor within. The S-,cTe.
tary suspected that there were two or
morc reporters uu th" pavement In 'front.'
Of the Willow avenue entrance 20 The
hospital. "a little tired perhaps after thor
acclstomci all Light vigil. bur th"ro
never heloss So the Mavor wa escorted
7
on the Fourth street 81 10 81 the nuiliiug
where IN" automobile stood.
ORPHANS Row 4 GooD-RY.
Along the wall IT the Holy Family House
which bounds tho court on OF" II 'o all
the orphans IN charge nf tho sisterhooi
some fifty or more, were standing ~
double row They RAD Just rctIrr"i
Grace. half = l,io>k DOWN Willow avaru-
and IN" sisters IN Charg" hR' told their
wards that they should how their pro'tiest
20 tn" Cuot ma" whom God hal spared
90 mi" again over "A Citv.
Mayor GaynOr passed hssorN 'he LITTLE
bows and girls on his way - 'ha auto
and when each prim liftia person bowed
the couvai.sCent lifted his ha' from -
the swollen roll ~ HANDBAGS and bowed
heartily IN return Then he got INTO ia.
machine DR. Parrish Mrs Gavnor aud
Rufus GHyu0r entered with him 500
rotary idaw-Du ari Luke Clark. m"
orderly who was ~ make tho trip 20
81 Jam"~ with the Mayors party. sat
on th" outside scat
Tn. nig iron doors swung hack and
th" auto 'rInd"d cover'lv ont onto
Fourth street clark. the owlizh o-cio-ly.
sat with folded arms on the chnuf"ur'-
sat. no more important than 10 Wa
happy This was the first tune that he
had been out % his white uniform for
moro than haf a day IN siNtcer months
and here b" was, official nurS" 20 a CON
NaleSfsuf Mayor. lglui for strange
place. IA the East
The strategy - Secretary Ads-1son
had not awaited just a. the car slppei
over the tracks on Willow avenue spin
nif z 20 eastward. the night owls ~ tho
newspapers caught tho lift 81 Ada.usGus
shoulder. there on the first scat ard
stern chase began IN was H~D when
the auto left IN" hospital Down Fourth
street Ia Garden, theme" 20 Fifth, 20
Hudson and finally onto Ferry street
IL
Of the eleven blocks 10 the ferry saw.
thre-' N had taSen some hours 81 eNplo-
ration for AdGr~on 10 plot ou' this -oftcst
rout" through darkest Hpho.I"n
The machine puShs-t inrp tho Barclay
street ferry entrance - tie Iaclcnvaura
ferry building and rpll"i On - what j.
known ~ N" immigration barge p"r
on the south side - tho ferry slips tlla
place whore N" immigrants over the
Lnckawarra lines land for trIn-shiV-
ment - tho westward going trains There
aiOnEsd" N" Endiug barge Law rho slim
little police boat Patrol. Capt Mott com.
handing. He had skinned over - tha
p Hoboken side on an hour nO'ica by tel..
phone from thn Mavor's SECRETARY
Capt, Mott was standing ~ iha gang
Plank and his crew II ak. each man ~
his brightest blu" and brass e uniform
was drawn up 90 punc'ilI"us attention
The Mayor stepped out 81 the auto
efd over - ~" gaugrlank IL was a
walk of not ten feet Hew.nt down the
slorinR. cleatat pathway carefully. Or
Parrish and hi- s7n Rufus sticking close
TO his elbow Ono" IN deck the Naypr
went Immediately o. tho CommDdi1us
aftercabin and M down In a broad arrn..I
rnorris chair near 'ra e tho windows
out II which he could look onto III. world
q high stone and rt''.'l IN the opposite
shore
AZ soon as the Patrol put ~ 'ha MAYOR
aeket Adam son g. call tn" captain 81 tho
little craft into 'u" cabin Can't Mr''
came ia hay IN hand his face. So seriously
int mask through which IA" strictly
human ImIVl-" ~ wiring tho Mavor-
hand in cpnPratulltion was struggling
Mayor tavUur Was not lpUg ~ ss'ilrZ
the s.agplng polio" captain ~ his .a-e
He Of"r"l his hand and p" ChAt''~l for q
miuu'" about tho har'rur police aud som.
~ IN. "details e 'heir work Th.-n hs
sudd"'llv iu'"rrrirt"i hi- cDrv"r-'iou
vANTTu MAToR's TIAG PR rP
'Cart Mott. hnv" Won Ct the Mavpr's
flag flying ~ YOUR boat b. asked You
know whom YOU ~" carrying N. Mavur