The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-11
MAYOR GAyNOR IS
NOT YET OUT
OF DANGER
ENa
BULLETIN FROM HIS BEDSIDE
HOWEVER, ARE ENCOURAGING
mo OPERATION HAS BEEN
NECESSARY.

New York, Aug 10.-The following
bulletin on the condition Ct Mayor
Gaynor, who was shot and dangerous
ly wounded yesterday m )rnin5 by
James ]. Gallagher aboard the steam
er Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, while
the mayor was starting on a trip
abroad, was issued at 7:30 O'clock
this me- rning:
The mayor rested comfortably
since 5 O'Clock. He has taken nour-
ishment and at the present time his
condition, in the opinion Of tle at
tending physicians, is satisfactory"
Ernest J. Lederle
Not Out OF Danger.
Mayor Gaynor's condition continues
to be source of great anxiety. The
hrst bulletins Of the day were hope
full in tone. indicating that the pat
lent was resting comfortably and TAX
ing occasional nourishment but the
doctors nave not yet pr nounced the
mayor out OF danger. the wound IL
self is not causing serious trouble
lut the doctors are giving their chief
attention to overcoming the dangers
cf a possible infection arising from
the presence of foreign matter devel-
Ored in the track of the bullet
The mayor remains calm and com
paratively cheerful A consultation to
be held later in the day will detarm-
inc whether it is necessary to per
form an operation to remove the two
fragments cf the bullet which re-
mains lodged in his neck.
In No Pain-TaIks Freely.
Shortly before 10 O'Clock Mayor
Gaynor was allowed a little more
nourishment in the form of chicken
broth. and was likewise permitted a
taste of coffee. The mayors appe-
tite was not satisfied.
He said he was very hungry yet,
and suggested to Secretary Adamson
that he smuggle little more broth
for him. Adamson stated that the
patients temperature was one hun
dred and a fraction degrees. The
mayor was in nc pain and continued
talking freely on various TOPICS.
No Operation Necessary.
New York, Aug. 10.-The piysi-
clans after a consultation, issued the
following bulletin at II O'Clock.
The mayor continues to do we'll
1t is the unanimous opinion of the
surgeons that no operation will be
necessary at this line" Or John
]. Magner, who visited St Mdry's
Hospital this morning, said that May
OF Gayncr's temperature during the
night was 1913 and a. tie present
'ime it was 100 Ia
Prayers in Churches.
Ta'agrams of sympathy continue
to fow in from all parts Of tha c0un-
try Numerous CHURCHES held serv-
res today Offering unt QraJe for the
recovery Of the cfty's executive. Fire
ommissi ner Waldo. after brief
visit - the mayor this morning, said
the only thing the phys clans fear is
hat part Of the bullet that is locat-
ed near one Of he principal arteries,
might break through the wall. Mayor
Springfield. O.. reached here tiis
morning and went. to hi; bro hers
bedside
Condition at 2:30 p. M.
M1ror GdynOr was resting cul0for-
taoly at 2;30 O'Clock 'hi3 afternoon.
There is appreciable change in his
Physicians hope an opera
ion may not be necessary. Dr. Par
rSn. The family physt2IAl, is con
'-antlv in attendance.
Closely Watching Gallagher.
New York. Aug. 10.-James Gal
Iagher, the discharged dock employee
wAo shot Mayor Gaynor, has been
placed under constant guard. Fearing
he may attempt suicide, his helt and
suspanders have been taken from
him, and he is denied the use nf
knife and fork. being fed with
spopn