The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-15
GAYNOR CRISIS COMES TODAY


! OF inc uNula, tnAt HeenN part OF the SOL
palate which il pendent between the
pharynx and the opening into the mouth
There seems 20 have been partial
paralysis in the uvula which the physicians
believe will he only temporary hut which
at present causes that organ To collapse
and irritAte the hass ~ the tongue Thus
has brought on the coughing and It was
by shifting his head that the Mayor found
that he could lin the tip of the uvuls
away from the lrritated part
SOLID rooD own
Mayor Gaynor ate a hearty breakfast
~ an egg chicken broth and wine jelly
Later in tho day the first hard food m the
shape Of a howl NJ farina was given 20 him
and he had cooling dish of ice cream
The Mayors hunger still obtained yestsr-
day and his watchers allowed him IN have
more food than On any previous day
When nr Stewart and Dr Arlit7 dressed
the wound IN the Mayors neck shortly
after his breakfast they found little sup
puration and the primary healing seemed
To- he progressing rapidly Mr. AdDmson
said later tina, ha had heard for the first
time yesterday that the opening 81 Tho
wound had h~en badly powder hurn~,!
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patients neCk. which has now subsidized
The doctors think there NAV ha permanent
blue marks Of tho powder on Mayor GAY
nor's neck to mark the place where the
discharged dock Waterman pressed his
revolver against the neck.
According 10 tho secretary the patient
10 keeping up his reputation "a an eyuber-
ant and nimble CONFERENCE.-The All
4 l. A. \.
on every conceivable subject from the
ing people tn the system ~ drainage
! n operations for appendicitis. He wanted
10 know q lot ~ intricate knowledge IN
the domain ~ SUR gerry and he was ready
10 discuss the psychology ~ crowds
oT the consumption 81 arr and arr in
I'm Rlish public houses: hut a. hitherto
he did not express tho least curiosity
concerning the man who shot him. what
were his motives and what his present fate.
The Mayor yesterday heard the singing Of
The voices came accompanied
by organ music from the hospital chapel on
the first floor Ten little orphans. wards
NJ the Franciscan sisters orphanage
IN Willow avenue across the street from
81 Marys Hospital. were receiving their
first communion
Tho Mayor closed his ~ves under the
81 the chants and he kept time
Ia their measure With a crooked finger
against the Countsrpana
Father York. priest 81 tho Catholic
church at Huntington. T. and ona 81
N" Mayors ci"s" friends. t.laphon"d
IN Secretary Ada'nson that prayers for
h" patients recovery would he r.psat"i
hrae times in IN" Huntington church
yesterday Then there wsr. two toll. ,
grams received which told nf prayers
n other tongues and other faiths One I
= a. from the Syrians m New York and /
: ~aid that Bishop Raphael ~ the syrian |
Orthodox church here had ordered prav-
rs to b" offered for the Mayors victory I
,v"r death. 4 second from &. Noickly. |
,rasident ~ the Hellenic Orthodox church |
4 the Holy Trinity. NJ Ii3 East seventy
sCond street. said that the Greeks had
leld a special service Of prayer for Mayor
iaynor's recovery.
MEL SMITHS 200 All RIGHr
And now comes the closing chapter
n the diverting history II IA" invalIdlsn
4 Mel smiths dog down AZ ~ James
IA which the invalid IN Hobnken took
iICh an interest 4 letter came To MAYOR
iaynor yesterday from Mel smith him.
elf. which said tina, Mel had read in the
'Apers Of Nelghbor Gaynor keen solICi.
ude for that goldurned dog who q barked
4 one auto too many Mel Smith wished
O assure the Mayor that the dog was all
Ight. and wishing the same To Mayor
iaynor. he begged 10 remain Mel smith |
The Mayor heard from his secretary
n the afternoon that among the many
i~hcacI,.- that had come To the hospital
rom well washers was "A case Of "A dozen
potfles % champagne The Mayor said
hat he did not care TO partake OF any
u the wine Just now and hs directed
Adhmson 10 Distribute the bottles among
hose patients in the hospital who could
nJoy II
Acting Mavor Mitchell Police Commits
Toner Bugher. Executive Secretary Will
am Meloney, Corporation Counsel Wat
on. Deputy commissioner Reynolds and
Ie1lih Commissioner Is.derle were among
he many Who allied at the hospital ye-ter-
lay To- learn AZ first hand OF Mayor Gay
loT's condition Nobody except Mrs
iaynor and the Mayors secretary was
flowed in the sick room
Mrs Gaynor remained bv her hus-
lands side all day. taking only an hour
way for an automobile rid. IN The evening
round the Hudson Boulevard
Al the O CLOGS consultation 81 the
'hysiCians II was determined that DR.
Brewer continued presence at the SICK
ed was not necessary. and DIR Dowd and
Jr Arlitz were chosen for the night watch
These bulletins were posted by the ply
iCans early IA the day
: ~ 4 VI Mavor Gavuor spent restfuI
Ighr lmproN em-n' confines Pulse c.
- Iira'ion ~. temperature W 30 Lest
lo"d examination also satisfactory
WILLIAM NELIII. VI u
GTOEGt ~ STEvNEI VI -
Nor~ The Mayor has had u comfortable
ioTnug The wound. NlI,h has been
r-s-.d looks good
WILLIAM = ARIiTI. VI u
GtpWDF , BREWEKN ~
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