Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13

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NOR awoke today from the most re-
freshing and long continued nights
sleep he has had since he was shot last
ruesdsy. with every indication that he
was making steady progress toward te-
coyery This was the word brought
from the mayors beside by his secre-
tary. Robert Adamson, VINO reported
the patIent cheerful and talkative and
displaying an increased appetite
The following official bulletin was is
sued shortly before . O'Clock:
..The mayors conditions is gratifying
lie slept eight hours last night
(sisned) .. AitLilH;
II is learned this morning that the
mayor \ temperature is 100 10,
The first bulletin of the day on the
mayors condition was issued at $40
o'clock just after he awoke from con-
tlnued sleep OF eight hours which ne
had been able TO obtain without the
us, Of sleeping draft.
The bulletin read:
"Mayor Gaynor passed a good night.
He Is cheerful and his condition Is very
satisfactory ...-...s. &C.,.
issued to quiet some OF the most alarm
INK rumors In circulation in the early
morning hours some reports having
the mayor IN sinking condition. There
was also widespread rumor that ne
was dead.
No STIMULANTS USED.
secy. Adamson. when he came from
Inc mayors chamber shortly after
o'clock had the most favorable morn
ng report TO make on the mayors
condition. lie said that OF the eight
aours sleep the patient had had dur
ne the night the greater portion was
IN a continuous stretch from midnight
Hnti S.i5 O'clock A little earlier on
bis physicians in an informal tax hau
said that no morphine on sunulahls
lad been employed In the mayors case
adding that when the patient was OF
ler,d a glass OF champagne yesterday
he declined IL.
This morning the mayor was both
hungry and laxative. His appetit.
Ras met with the most substantial feast
he has yet had He inquired OF h'S
secretary how things were going IN lhe
executive Offices, asked after Commls-
doner BIZ Edwards and again m
luifed about Commissioner Mcl
smiths dog. a little animal Which hau
9een run down by an automobile at
St James, the mayors country nome
lone three weeks ago.
Mayor Caynor expressed sympathy
,or the dog, because. he said, the am
mars injury was right behind the ear
where he couldn't even lick H.
The windows Of the mayors room
we're dark for the greater portlon OF
ne night save for an occasional nash
u light, when, presumably nurse
stole In on her regular rounds 10 see
hat all was well.
PATIENT DOING WELL
There was no formal bulletin issued
n dayhreak. for the physicians ndo
lound their patient doing so well that
they had retired with directions thut
hey were not to be called unless some
farming development took place
Every report from the sick room IN
Heated that the patient was maklhs
ready progress toward recovery. IAert
appears To- be only one minor feature OF
he mayors case which does not COM
pletey NJ in with the general scheme
n optimistic conclusions. According
90 Robert Adamson. the mayors secre-
larry, the uatient Is considerably both-
ired by coughing This irritation VI
NE throat caused the physicians yes
'erday to renew the spraying Win tlhc-
lure u hcnzoin. which had been given
NJ "a the hours Immediately folowhs
he shooting.
The doctors do not appear TO be
alarmed over this however one or
them explained the unusual coughing
y due probably To slight paralysis
n the muscles In the region OF the
Wound but he said not enough to cause
anxiety.
Practically all d1nger is passed
now, was the declaration or EdWaru
W. Lee, who is an expert on gunsho'
wounds and was one Of the surgeons
ummoncd to Buffalo when President
Mckinley was shot, Every houi the
mayor lives and his temperature keeps
down. Increases his chances OF rcCoN-
cry He has about a rs per cent cnance
p getting well now
Health Commissioner Lederle and
Street Commissioner Big Bit Ed
wards, who have kept pretty close 10
men chiefs side since the shooting
let 50 Tar relieved as 90 his condition
Today that they both Venturcd out OF
Town for a week and rest.
"GAYNoR DAY" TOMORROW.
Tomorrow viii be observed as Gay
nT Jay In every church and chapel IN !
rieater New York In the case Of !
most Of the denominations. formal |
.usis directing prayers for his recoN-
.f have been issued 60 the pastors, !
.p, only In the city. but also through |
wy the suburban districts. and the
.tutlons thus expressed will represent |
e prayers OF practically fve million |
Persons
IN many churches the sermons will |
~ special reference to the mayors |
,less' his attempted assassination and /
~ ~ work during mis- brief term in once
some sixty labor organizations have
resolutions os sympathy to the
WV Among the most fervent Of |