The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10

har husband would not have to remain ~
IN" hospital NOR" than two "r thr""
DAYS
twill 10 Ion ger than that ! am afraid. -
IN" Navur r-pu"d
REPORTS frpn tn" hcisIa" whIl" nm
"ffCisl and informal .Hrtuuu'.i favorable"
and ~ ~ % clock ~ ',,-Hrga : SulliNar
- III" -taH e ~ Mtry cam" down
stairs and -ali that NJ Gavnors pubs.
respiration and t.mu"rItUr" w"r" normal
and that h." was strung and cheerful
Dr Smith Said that lrdioatlru- s.'.-nei 20
be that IN" hIll"' nld .-tgei underneath
N" tongue, thts. however. could not h."
determined until N" N-ray- had been
uss-i About N" same tim" Father
Dunohua an uh Brooklyn friend Il Ia"
Mayor. who was - hav" dIu"i with him
on Monday night N Va" Oriental Hotel
Manhattan Beach. cam" q tn" hospital
and was admitted - M" b"iSid" Ia"
priest rsmaIu'-i only n few minute
When he oafu. down stairs hi- fac" Wa
beaminR with relief
I Commissioner Edwards RENAMED 80
the hospital most - the day and evening.
accompanied by hrs secretary. John
Scanlon The CommiS-lnner himself was
! treated hy m" hospital surgeons an hour
after IN" shooting occurred II was
Acting polio. CprnmiSsipner Bugher Win
, called Mr. Edwards attention 10 his own
Ill ghi injury n. noticed two small
round holes and unnl-'akabl" powder
burns CA IN. left sleeve If IN" tommls-
sioner > coat Ia. latter had not noticed
them before Going into an Insid" rn"m
II 'h" hospital he perled "A the coat and
hen hir shirt and found that a bullet had
grazaI the skin - his arm leaving an
abrasion perhaps two rr'he- long en-"
81 the hospital surge yns advised that IN"
wound h. dressed - insure aga met blood
poisoning and this was done
Word 81 tho shooting reached Police
Headquarters IN Manhattan within a few
minutes after ~ o<sHIrred Acting Com
missioner Bugher called up Mrs Gaynor
at once. bat sh" already had received word
from Mr. Grou Mr. Bugher arranged
! for tbs. police boat to ASSIST Mrs Gaynor
IN her race for M" bedside and. he.
with INSPECTOR Russell 81 N" detective
hIr-au. Detectives Farrell and ward.
started for Hoboken IN a Police Depart
ment automobile. which few minutes
| later returned to the pier for Mrs Gaynnr.
Fourth Deputy Police Commissioner Rey-
nOlftN ana BDFfNlkI itiNINf'sH
both 81 brooklyn. joined tn" company
which waited for bulletins on ~" first floor
Of the hospital a little later
When tho Mayors personal physl"ian
DIR " Parrish of Brooklyn, arrived
the Mayor greeted him:
Hello. Parrish. shat are you doing
here'-
Then ~" Mayor smiled DR. Parrish
took part ~ the car" 81 IN" Mayor from
the time. of tn arrival Dr Parrish CAV"
way before the surgeons IN th" matters
brought up for consultation
A. $50 o'cIock u was announced that
Dr. r W Caldwell Of ~ Park avenu"
would make tho A-ray photographs
Several times ~" Mayor had submitted
20 superficial examinations The prob@
was not used and tho patient was not
placed under an anIsth"tc Finally
Secretary Adamson and DIR. IDei'rlo,
who had becn keeping "a clos" touch with
the surgeons. said that It was really
/ absolutely undetermined where tho bullet
WAS that u even was possible that Mr.
Gaynor had swallowed u or that u had
bc~n discharged from his mouth with tho
/ first rush 81 blood.
Al as O'Clock Secretary Adamson