The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-10


and their son, Rufus DR.. Ernest !
lederle, DR.. w J Arlita. Or. Charles
~ Dowd and Secretary Adamson.
The mayors condition seemed 10
The physicians so satisfactory that
IN Dowd retired early In the evening.
TO nearby room to get some sleep
while Drs. Arlitz and Lederle, after
sitting up with Secretary Adamaon
Until after midnight also took oc.
CaS1on then to get some rest, leaving
the patient In the care OF the nurses,
The physicians remained nil
through the latter part of the night
within call. but there was no emer-
6ency which demanded their minis
trations- The mayor slept intermlt,
tently and whenever questioned a5
TO his feelings. said he was fine,
Mrs. Gaynor Watchful.
Mrs. Gaynor slept scarcely a quar-
ter OF an hour all night AT frequent
intervals she stole quietly into the
mayors chamber and on several occa-
SionS found him awake. He con-
Versed cheerfully with her. Mrs GAY
nor is being closely watched by tue
physicians through fear that the great
strain on her in her constant minlstra-
tions To her stricken husband may in
duce a collapse.
Chief OF Police Hayes or Hoboken
gave orders early today that no
vehicle should be allowed to pass
along Willow avenue. in front OF the
hospital All night littIe groups of
people gathered in front of the hos
pital to obtain the latest news of the
orf
showers. which occasionally fell, did
not disperse them.
Gallagher the would-be assassin.
was carefully guarded in his cell in
the Hudson county jail all night 10
prevent him from making any attempt
at self-deStructiop. Gallagher shows
no remorse for his attempt on the
mayors life.
Prosecutor Pierce Garvin OF Hudson
county. n j. today began the prcpar-
alton OF his case against Gallagher
MI. Garvin said
The grand jury fortunately has not
wound up Its current session or [
would have to wat until the last OF
September to ask for Gallagher'S in,
dlctment There VIII be no trouble in
dieting Gallagher. as we have plenty
of witnesses and the mans own con-
fession'
Gallagher Will be put on trial not
later than the first of next week The
trial viii be short and the verdict will
he reached by the jury in record time
Gallagher probably Will be tried on n
charge of assault with intent to kill.
The penalty for tins is a maximum OF
twenty years. Under the commuta-
ton rule. this means practically a
sentence Of twelve years. Or course
the condition OF Mayor Gaynor may
delay action"
In the event OF Mayor Gaynor's
death. John Purroy Mitchell presi-
dent OF the board OF aldermen, will
succeed to the Office of mayor. but the
question has arisen whether Mr
Mitchell would serve until January OF
next year or ill ont the full three
years. He is u years old and is quite
Independent in politics
Mayors Brother.
, Mayor GayDor's brother. Thomas, of
Springfield, o.. arrived here this morn
ing and went with Mrs Ningut, the
mayors daughter. and Mr.. Vingut to
the hospital The mayor was asleep
and the physicians would not permit
HIM to he disturbed
Police Commissioner Baker was an
other visitor, anxious To see the
mayor He had Just arrived from
Vermont, when he hurriedly started to
see his stricken chief
Numerous churches in New York
held services today to offer prayer for
the recovery OF the city's executive
AT noon the other physicians left
the mayor, only DR.. Parrish. his fam
lily physician, remaining within call
Predicted Mayors Death.
The detectives OF the central office
are investigating the story of man
named Perlmutter, who claims to
have in his possession aIidayits that
two girls, one his sister. had over
heard an intoxicated policeman say
on Monday night that Gaynor would
be killed either Tuesday as he de-
parted for Europe or on his return"
Pcrlmutter endeavored to sell the
affldayits. but before the sale was ef-
fected he was turned over to a detec-
tive, who hurried him away. 1t is re-
ported that Perlmutter gave the de
tectiye the policeman's number
Street Cleaning Commissioner Ed
wards. when he arrived at his Office
today. found a letter which threatened
him with the Same fate as Mayor Gay
nor The letter was vulgar in tone,
and said the commissioner would be
dead In forty-Gight hours
Edwards said the Slight wound in
his shoulder from one OF the bullets
fired at the mayor did not give him
any trouble. He did not intend to pay
any attention TO the letter
Mayor GayDor was resting COM
foTtably at 1920 this morning and
there was no appreciable change in
MS condition. The doctors hope an
operation will not be necessary Dr.
Parrish, the family physician. is con.
Stautly in attendance.