Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10

Dr. CHARLES y. I)oli and stcy. ADAM
son.
Tho mayors condition seemed to tho
| physicians 80 satisfdctory that Or.
DoWd retired early in the evening 20
nearby room to get some sleep,
Wniic DTs. Arlitz ana Ledcric, Hftt T.
sitting up with Sscy. Atkinson until
after midnignth, also cook occasion
then TO get some rest, leaving the
patient In the care OF the nurses.
| The physicians remained all through
| the latter part of the niglt within call
| out there was no emC REGENCY which
demanded their ministTatious The
mayor slept intermittently and when
ever questioned as l. his feelings de-
| clared that he was feeling hnc,
| Mrs. Gaynut slept scar.uly quarter
| or an hour all night At irequcnt H.
| terYais she stole quietly INTO the may
or's chamber ana on several occasions
| found him awake. He COns crseG cnCef-
Iully with her. Mis-. Gaynor rs being
| closely watched by the physician
| through fear that the great strain on
| her la her constant Minis tiat.ons to her
stricken husband may induce a COL
| lapse.
chief Of Police Hayes Of Hob1kon
gave orders carly toaoy that no vehicle
should be allowed a. pass along Willow
avenue, In front Of the hospital
All night long LITTLE Z. cups II people
gathered I'm front OF the hospital To OBJ
yam Allf ldAt~h lltNt OF inc mayor = COIL
ulttOn and even smart showers when
occasionally fell did not disperse them.
Gallagher. the wOuld-be assassin, was
carefully guarded in his cell in tho
Hudson county jail all night to prevent
him from making any attempt al self
destruction. Gallagher shows no re
morse for his attempt ON the life OF
Mayor Gaynor He seems ~ regard
himself as hero.
WILL INDIC,T GALLAGHER.
Prosecutor Pierce Garven OF Hudson
county, n. j.. today began the prepata.
lion of his case against Gallagher NJ
GarNen said.
The grand jury fortunately has not
wound up its current session or / would
have TO walt until the last % September
To ask for Gailagher's Indictment There
will be no trouble indicting Gallaghet.
as We have plenty of witnesses ana the
mans own confession.
According To my hastily formed plan
now, Gallagher viii be on trial not later |
than the first Of next week The trial |
VIII be short and the verdict will be |
reached by The jury in record Time. |
Gallagher probably viii be tried on /
charge OF assault with intent to Kill /
The peldnty for this is a maximum OF |
20 years. Under our Communication rule |
this means practically a sentence OF II
years.
"Of course the condition Of Mayor
Gaynor may delay action"
In the event o. Mayor Gaynor's death |
John Purroy Mitchell. president OF the |
board OF aldermen viii succeed to the
office OF mayor but the question has |
arisen whether Mr.. Mitchell would serve
until January OF next year or MI out
The fun three years and five months
that remain OF Mayor Gaynors term.
Should Mitchell become mayor he
would be the youngest man who had
ever held that Office. lie is 81 years
OF age ana Is quite independent in his
political cliefs.
Mayor Gaynoi's brother, Thomas l.
Gaynor cf Springfield. o., reached here |
this morning and went vita Mrs. Vim
gut, the mayors daughter. and Mr..
Vingut 70 the hospital. The mayor |
was asleep and the physicians would |
not permit him to be disturbed.
Police Commissioner Baker was
another visitor anxious 90 see the may |
or lie had just arrived from Yer
mont, whence he hurriedlN started
when he heard OF the attack Yesterday
kilograms OF sympathy continue to |
how in from all parts of the country.
Acting Mayor Gunlach of st. Louis
ielegraphed the sympathy OF the poo-
pie OF his city Numerous churches
IN New York held services today to
)ner prayer for the recovery of the
'ity's executive. ,
GALLAGHER NOT MENTIONED.
An interesting condition developed
oday when II was learned that al
hough he has talked on topic after
opic with those who visited his cham {
,er the mayor has cvinced not the
llghtest curiosity regarding the man /,
Who shot him II was said Gallagher's | :
,ame had not been mentioned TO him r
nd that not since the FIRST inquiry {
irectly after the shot was fred. had Z
lie asked who IL was that shot him. v
At the noon hour the other physi- =
ians left tho mayor. only DR. Parrish. =
is family physician. remaining within v
all. o
The detectives Of tho central office
re investigating the story OF man :
anne Pcrlmuttcr. who claims to have | '
d his possession affidaVits that two
iris. one his sister, had overheard an
ltox icatcd policeman say on Monday |
light that Gaynor wouid be killed
ther Tuesday as he departed for Eu-
ppe or on his return.
Porlmutter eudeavored to sell the az.
1avits but before the sale was effect
he was turned over 90 a detective. ~
no hurried him away. II IL reported w
lat Perlmutter gave the detective the w
llceman's number ~
The Inspector said Perlman visited y,
M I'm company with the detective to- =,
y and told him this story: q,
ION Monday night my sister me, a 10
'liceman who was intoxicated and m
va 10 him. You have been drinking di
o much Don't YOU know that YOU
N set into trouble II your supcrl1rs
"a this nut?'
The policeman then replied TO her.
h, / don't care anything about that
lynor Ia going 10 get his soon. wheth- ia
Il H. on the steamer he sails on o.
zen ne comes back again NV sister
)k note 81 this pollceman's number
q told nc the story when got
me-" to
rhe Inspector said he had the number OF
he policeman az furnished by Pc~l. 90
IN. or
Inspector Russell Of the central Of We
g said this afternoon that he had re- cit
Ived a partial report on the Perlmui- fol
matter and that I'm a mea sure " air
d been verified. He said the man an
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