The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-11


which has heen adopted Nv the physi-
,ians. Ur"iicaied. % n h. upon the con-
trnue-i fRvoTabis progress of IN" uatisnt.
We have aScrrtAiHei that the bullets
fragments 10 not Ito among any Il the
MAJOR veszels. said III" Thy-ictars'
statement 1t l. not necessary tn got
u ~, row while the wound IA still sore.
rcoa,use It would les useless irritation
a-d u would tax the Mayors strer 9Th
Irr.cs~sarilv Unless complications
artse the removal of the bullet will no, lie
attempted for the present
COMPLICATIONS THAT MAY CONF.
Tho phvsician= al-n told frankly just
what dangers sull had t. b" guarded
against There are two contingencies
which might bring about n serious re-
iauA. ~ IN" Mayors condition. In"
hrrt 81 thcs" - septicrmia du" To infec-
ton 81 m" wound. II ~ trace uf this
complication appears within for'y-"tght
hours after the tine the wound was in
hICte,i- that would D." 10 o'clock this
morning the physicians may reasonably
dismiss the fear II blood poisoning from
their minds
The second factor that would weigh
heavily against IN" Mayors chances ~
recovery. Il II should appear. - the weak
enIag and breaking - an artery with the
cursa1uert hemnrrhage There ~ a por-
sihihtv that one or the other pee" 81 the
bullet might hav" graysSi an artery. tear
ing the wall slightly hut enough to cause
a break under any strain Of physical
effort or through the sloughinR "a 81 the
blood clot over the abrasion. This rup-
ture Of an artery might occur at any time
during the next ten DAYS or two weeks.
and u would come without minutes
warning
Under these circumstances n was gen
orally conceCisSl hy all Of tho physicians
attending tho Mayor yesterday that
to-day must present something IN tn"
nature Of crisis II II pas=~- without
any indications 81 irritation m the wound
the physlcIans will hehev" that they have
MayoL Gaynor fairly on tho road 10
recovery
Or William " Park ~ tho Health
Department laboratories who il "a
baCtertolori-t II authority. was asked
yesterday about the possibility Of blood
poisoning IN such wounds as that ~ Mayor
Gavnor Dr Park said that he had no
know ledg. other than that gathered from
the newspapers as 20 the Mayors wound
or the course 81 the bullet and that a
surgeon rather than hacteriologiSt
was IN a position 20 speak on the chances
Of poisoning m such cases
pT PARK said however. that septi-
cemia was not likely to develop IN wounds
81 the face and neck and that u did no,
often do 80 The circulation ~ good
there and there Is not the opportunity
for bacteria t. develop as IN the case
Of wounds ia the abdominal region.
he said
MAYOR DoEsS'T Know VINO SHOT HIM
while street Commissionar Edwards
Corporation Counsel Archibald Watson
and John Purroy Mitchell. the acting
Mayor were IN consultation with As
sistant Prosecutor ! " Mccarthy ~
Hudson county yesterday morning CON
corning the steps which are 20 he taken
20 bring the Mayors as=ailant 20 trial.
word came from the -lckro1m that Of all
the people whose interest has been aroused
by the attempted ASSASSINATION Mayor
Gaynor was the only one who does not
know that James }. Gallagher was the
man who shot him
Those WIZ cam" from. the sickroom
=
fret query. Who did th,-'- which was
voiced Immediately after the shooting.
Will" he was being lei % HE stateruom
on the Kniser Wilhelm. the Mayor has
shown absolutely no curiosity On the
subject He has not asked either Of his
physlcIans e hIs wife "r Secretary Adam
son the name ~ the man who attempted
GO assa-sinate him nor has ~ seen any
-
feat desrc on IN. part e Mayor Gaynor
u lcari, thus fact nobody has told HIM
Overnight reflection m IN" HUDSON
county JAIL t.mper'-t Garagh"r- sull"n
defiance e Tu--iay, fur Yesterday h"
retTactet the stlt"rn"nt he had made
Immediately after the shooting He told
the Assistant Prosecutor u Hudson
county and hl- lawyers who visited him
IN he c"ll that h" wa- =nrry that he had
shot Mayor Gaynor and that h" hoped
the Mayor nj" would l." spared But
hts ,hrrinacy l,-i hun &" qualify even this
exhibition e cpntrti"n.
i am sorry | shot Gavnor. hut fcel
no rsmpTse Said Gallagher I had To
do u ~ q l"--ln - m" country ., teach
hugh fiiclal~ - r"Rlrd m" rights q their
suborriIna'"-
! l." 'nrlv hour a vc=f"ri1N morning
~erc n eut nv N" Mayer m ftfIl sleep
In his chamber "I'r'r Dr tru-' I"l"rl-
Dr William j Arli'S ~ Dr j " Parrish
remaiu.Si constantly on watch with a
trained nurse Secretary Adams N and
Mrs Gavupr with her zpu Rufus wcr"
wher. they could b. pu call ~ adjacent
rooms The patient = sleep was broken
by brief p.r,pd- - wnkofIln"-- from
midnight until 80 o.'look ~ IA" ~ rning
Al that hour the Mavor awok- and found
DR. Arlltl ~ his bedsli. Upon IN.
physician'- questioning Mayor Gavnor
sald ~ - -Trigh'ly manner
oh. I'm feeling no"
Then N" Mayor I,v o. q hall dnzr until
O'Clock. when - .-cr1ry Adam son
entered the SICK chamber
He'll. Adams ~ WIS ~. Mayor =
salutlrIuu. how ar" vov duiug' How
did you make ont IN" night
The Mayor VOC" was stronger than II
had been the day before and th"rA was
no trace e IN" huSkIn" which had