New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
GAYNOR TAKES AUTO RIDE
Settled at st. James for Quiet
and Exciusive,ReSt.
DOCTORS BAR ALL VISITORS
Glad To Be Home with His Chill
dren and His Dogs-Two
Doctors Call
NV Telegraph 20 The Tribune
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g lanes Long Island Aug. 2S.-Mayor
C3svror settled down for q quiet ano eH-
elusive rest al his summer home. Deep
,,ars here TODAY. There will be no one 20
disturb him during his period Of conva-
1esoence If the plans OF his family and the
musicians are carried out
Every -7-eca ution Is being taken 70 guard
-ba Nfavor from intrude-s. and no visitors
viii be allowed al the house for some time,
= was said Lieutenant Ncketrick. one OF
The Mayors bodyguard at the City Hall
IN New York. who was stationed at st
Mary's Hospital. in Hohoken, while the
Mayor vas there. is now at Deepwells ano
keens = close wazch Of the premises 10
warn of vould-he callers. Luke Clarke,
the orderly who attended the Mayor al the
hospital Is his constant companion here
Mayor Gay1or showed no i'll effects TO-
DAY from his trip from Hohoken yesterday
he is glad 10 be nome again he awoke al
$50 this morning. after a refreshing sleep
lasr night. and was in buoyant spirits, hut
when he saw the Iine drizzllns rain OUTSIDE
Re expressed regret 10 members OF his
family that the weather would probably
preclude him from walking the rounds OF
his farm and inspecting his favorlte STOCK
Despite the rain. he sat on the FROM
porch for some time during the forenoon,
surrounded al times by his children ana
his dogs. When il cleared II the afternoon |
he went for 2 short automobile ride Win
Dr George D. Stewart. who came out from
New York.
Dr. Stewart Goes TO St. Jennes.
I1-. Stewart was one OF the surgeons VINO
attended the Mayor Al the hospital lie
arrived from New York or the I:4s train
faz- Nn--
C3avnor. the Mayors son, and taken 10
DeepveIls IL the C1ayno- automobile II
was said that the physician had come out
C ascertain Z The Mayor had suffered any
fatigue from his trip yesterday, and was
well satisfied with the condition in which
Re found his patient
T- : " Parrish. the family physician.
also spent some time al Deepwells to-day
There we're no other callers 10 see the
Mayor.
The friends and neiEhhors OF the judge
as they call him here- appreciate the fact
mat re reeds absolute rest and are re-
spe-rinE the wishes OF the family IN over
coming their desire 10 call
The aprearanoe Of the Mayor, with his
white bandaees and pale face. as he was
driven through the town streets on his re-
111rr home yesterday Is causing much arX-
ierv 10 the rownspeople- many Of whom
literally love him for mis- kind acts toward
chem 7 vas subject OF anxious COM
Tnenr about the village to-day
Deputy Sheriff on Guard Also.
There are other careful watchers near
ne C4avnor placs besides Lieutenant Nc
<e+-iclz There Is Rudolph Heisser. bar
her and deputy sheriff OF Suffolk County,
who lives n 4 little old house just around
THE corner from Deepwens He shaves his
ra--ons IT the front room Of his story and
Z half dor7icfle and lives IN the rear with
his family. As there are not many 10 De
shaved IN ST James he finds room when oc-
casion demands il 10 use his barber shop
a. z temporary place OF detention for pris-
,.rers-there being TO jail in St James-un-
IL -ho-- are taken 20 the Smithtown Jal!
he has enfoved the distinction OCCASION
ally OF clipping Mayor Ga7Tors whiskers-
When rhe Mayor gets well expect he
VII send Tor me 10 come over and clip
ms whiskers.'' ne said with pride to-day rs
he paced III and down his small front yard
with his constable shield visibly placed on
: euspender near his shoulder, but
won't try 10 call in the mean time, ne
;scdeG. FOR the Mayor needs z rest and
dor'r want 70 he bothered
The deputy sheriff while frnpartfng other
information said he was the only police
Official IN ST James and considered Il his
duty 10 assist Lieutenant AIcheTlck II
keeping z Warchful eye for 'cranks' and
strangers II general who might be disposed
70 rroUI about the Gaynor farm.
Knows q Crank al Sight.
There ISM much danger from any one
locally bo1hs-ins the Mayor he said, hut
you cant tell about these fellers who
come out from the city There might be
some crarEs among them like Gallagher
It's tol.-rably easy 70 tell crank. though
Tor he usually walks with his hands be
hind his back and gazes about suspicioUsly-
SAY. 90 voSI know, there vas a fel1er
seen r7-ov-lirg about the Gaynor place the
sunday tefore the Mayor was shot. From
MS 6eec-1prion Il might have been Gala
g-,er himself Two women who saw him
rero-red Il TO me But they didn't say any
rfjne about Il until the next day or :
,z-o-Ild. have. looked him over But Of course
~ zyerer7't thinking about anything like
mat then
L was sa5d to-day that i the Mayor con-