The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
MAYOR OUTOF BED TWO HOURS
SAT- Up AGAINST RACK REST
MOST or THE DtI.
No Wore Bulletins SECRETARY -aSs hr
Could Probably he Mo' ed Vow. hut
No Chances WIN Ne Taken No Com
.ulrsnR Doctor Win IIiu, nc Nlght

4, IL remarkable that the Ma"oi
should come back 80 duiCAly, SAIL Eoooi
Adamson, Mayor Gavnor'S secretary
AZ ~, Mary's Hospital in HohuN"n lat
Yesterday afternoon. II II wer" n"' Ion
! his splendid constitution he would N"'
much longer in getting well Al ~ which
shows the value 81 pedestrian "N"r''-''
= In 'h. outside air
For the first tiwe since IN" Mavor
was shot Dr William ! Ar,itf was 'N'
only physician in attendant" during IN"
night Heretofore a. least one oi ~"
! consulting physicians mas spent 'h"
night az tho hospital with ArIl'H ne
Mayor continues ~ gain M -'r"h S''
and hi. condition - so sA'isia"i"rN INA"
tho doctors decided Yesterday not y"
issue anv more bulletins Tn" usual
sP. NJ signed statement wa- therefor"
cut out last night
The MAYOR had a long and refreshing
sleep on sunday night and h" was IN nm"
spirits when he awoks Yesterday morn
Ing He had soft boiled egg, toast
and coffee for breakfast and wd- per
nittsd 10 SIT mp for forty minutes IN w"
forenoon. lie got ny again la'" W w"
afternoon and spent one hour ana HIa''
ter in a chair before returning 10 Ms
bed He practically sat up IN ted IN" r'-l
of the day reclining IN comfort aGdul-,
a back rest His midday meal con-s'"d
81 chicken roup. chicken. POTATOES ana
toast and he ate with relish MS ~
M. IL considered one Of his strong points
lie read a good deal and talked much
with Mrr Gaynor and the others Nho-''
duties called them to ia" ElcSroofn. Ills
voice was much stronger
City Chamberlain HYDE VISITED IN"
-. lima n IN
bu, they didn't discuss municipal or
political affairs. according 10 Mr. Adam
son II IL sAld that the patient shows no
disposition TO refer io matters polI'lcaI'
nor has he asked for any information CON
corning the manner IN which ~" a''"nW
on his life Was made
MIR Adamzou sAd yesterday ma nom
ing IL known a. To- future plans for rem"N-
ing the Mayor II has h'-''n agr'@d m"
~ will n. hest 20 CIV" hun every "pI"i-
tIni,y 10 gain all the strength po--i'H"
before he leaves the hospital Mr. Adam
son added that he probably could n"
moved now hut 10 course no chances
would H., taken The secretary Cu'ildn
tell where the Mayor viii <" when %"
leaves HobOken
You know he's got vacation comm:
to him he sAd He may CONSIDER 'hN
this H. his vacation
Luxe Clark. the Mayors nurse. spends
a good deal 81 h- spare moments jh"s'
days admirlng handsom" go'd va, u
- Inch was TeCently presented 20 nm ~
Samuel kelioCk. CIV chamberlain
HYDE : lA~ partner He showed ~" TAM"
p...r- TO the MAvor with much Irli"
shortly after he first heard Il li"N.
Tn. wound IN the Mavor = nee, caIs''d
bv the .ntranc" - the bullet has almost
hsa i,d and II uow nov much larger IMAM
A good si1.Ai pin point Mr. Adsw~nn
sad lat.. last night that the doctors are
unanimous IN their opinion that ih"T" -
no necessity for all Imin"iiai" operation
They haV" not made up th",r minds
h.. said whether AN operation VII '''
performed briur" or after b" leaves 100"
hospital N 90" ~ - d"'ld''i ihdl on"
ALL he. necessary 10 proven ta" hH.'"i
from causing the Mayor tn'on'"n enc"
IN the fu'ur"
Or Arlt, said Their" we're ~ fears
that the NavOr would suffer a relays"
IN. Mayor fell asleep -arly and u a.
believed that h.. u puld have another good
nights rest
There have been no blood tests since
FRIDAY