The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-10
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 For Mayor Gaynor in
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 Most of the officials of New York City called at the hospital today and left their cards. Secretary Adamson has established temporary quarters in | the hospital and hundreds of tele- | grams denouncing the crime and ex- pressing the hope that the Mayor will quickly recover were delivered to | him there.
 Gallagher. the would-be assassin, is in the Hudson County jail in Jersey City. The Jail officials said today that he had every appearance of be- ing about to break down. Warden Sullivan said that from his appear ance Gallagher had been drinking page of stimulants was having a bad effect on him. Dr. Hastings, the jail physician called on him this morning and examined him shortly before II o'clock. He gave him a mild sedative and told the corridor
 Following a conference with Attor- ney Jacktoff last night Gallagher cried. The lawyer had told him that public feeling was aroused over his crime and that he was sure to get long term sof Imprisonment. He spent a wakeful night and would spring up and walk around his cell muttering to himself Asked what he would have for breakfast he said he did not want any. A cup of coffee and a roll was given to him and he was urged to eat. He swallowed about half of the roll and drank the coffee.
 After breakfast he sat for some time with his head between his hands. He complained that the contusions on his face and body, received in the fight with Big Bill' Edwards following the shooting, pained him greatly and Dr. Hastings sent him a lotion to ap- ply to them. Shortly after Il o'clock Thomas l.. Gaynor of Springfield, Ohio. reached St. Mary's hospital in a cab. He had just arrived from his Ohio home and was greatly relieved to find that his brother was doing so well. Thomas Gaynor is a replica his arrival caused something of a shock to many New York City off, cials gathered at the hospital gates who for a moment or two believed the Mayor was well.
 Soon after Thomas arrived, Mrs. H. K. Vinguit, daughter of the Mayor. Norman Gaynor and Mrs. Edward M Grout reached the hospital. None of them was admitted to see the wound ed man at the time( however as it was stated that he was asleep. The doctors said that all of the sleep their patient was getting was or the na- tural kind. Up to the present it has not been found necessary to adminis- ter Opiates.
 After the consultation of the ptysi- clans, Mrs. Vinguit saw her father for a few moments after which she and Mrs. Grout returned to Brooklyn. Rev. Dr. Frank Page of St. John P. E. church, Brooklyn, who is one of the Mayors cloest personal friends, called but was not given permission to see the Mayor. At noon it was reported Mayor Gaynor was resting comfort ably.
 Acting Mayor John Purroy Mitchell arrived at the hospital shortly before one o'clock but was told by the doc tors that they did not think it ad- visable for him to see their patient Mayor Gaynors brother and his son Rufus were admitted to the bedside for moment.
 'I am feeling fne," the Mayor said to them, "and I hope soon to be up and about F
 Chief of Police Hayes and Prosecu- tor Garven held a consultation today regarding the prosecution of Galla- gher. It is understood that if it should be thought necessary the Grand Jury will indict Gallagher for as- sault with intent to kill on Street Cleaning Commissioner Edwards as we'll as on Mayor Gaynor. Then trial could be pressed on the Edwards assault charge while Gaynor indict- ment could hang fire until it becomes certain he will recover.