The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-22
MAYOR GAYNOR SITS UPTVICE
M ALSO WALKS TO MS CHAIR
without SUPPORT.
Eats Beefsteak and Potatoes for Dinner.
Reads and CHATS -Hls volee HAS Net
drown stronger. hut the Physicians
say % WIN Regain It's Power.

Np ~ wiz hesAm Us Fo"ef'
In accordance with the plan that they
announced on Saturday the phySician'
issued only oOs bulletin. yesterday about
Mayor Gaynor's condition, but they made
10 more comprehensive than some OF the
preceding ones. II read:
Mayor GaynOr i steadily gaining in
strength He sat up a par, o. the dav.
has walked a few steps. has enjoyed read
ing and this evening - IN excellent con
dltion W J ARLITy.
CHARLES N Down.
The walking which the Mayor did
Secretary Adamson said. was not on the
programme which the doctors had laid
out They said that the patient might
sit up for a short time but they did no,
want him to be too strenuous. None OF
the physicians was in the room when the
Mayor got out % ted yesterday morn
ing. so he just walked over TO the chair
He felt a littl. weak and hi- legs were
shaky from b"ing IN led So long. but
aside from that the Mayor got along
first rate.
Mrs. Gaynor was in the room all day
and her husband talked with her when
he was not reading a book. 4 dozen or
more books have been sent 20 the Mayor
and they are piled up on table near his
bed. The Mayors son was in the room
for some time also. The only other caller
was City Chamberlain Charles Hyde.
who saw the Mayor on Saturday. What
they discussed In not known.
The window at the rear OF the Mayors
room affords view Of Jersey City Heights.
Mayor 0aynor evidently mistook the place
for Hoboken Heights yesterday. for he
made a jocular remark about the beauty
OF Hoboken Heights. When he had been
sitting up for thirty five minutes no was
helped hack to his bed and his dinner
was soon afterward brought in. IL con-
sisted of beefstaAk and potatoes. The
Mayor seemed to enjoy IL quite a. much
"a the s.luab which he had on Saturday.
After dinner he walked back tolthe chair
and remained up this time for n full hour.
Secretary Adamson left the hospital
at = O'Clock yesterday afternoon and did
not return until half past o'clock in the
evening lie zaid that he had decided
not to tell the Mayor anything more yester-
day about the shooting a. he had planned
10 do on Saturday. He thought that sincs
the Mayor had shown no inch nation to
talk about Il ths subject might be dis
agreeable To him.
Mayor Gaynor's voice has not been
improving a. we'll as might be wished
said the secretary. 1t has not got along
in proportion TO his improv ement along
other lines. The Mayor speaks with some
difficulty. | think that he tries To save
IL as much as h. can. The doctors say
that u will be all right and that in short
time ne Will dDit toeIr&A dH We'll fNeT.
The cough has subsidized and the Me, sr
swallows without difficulty. He is not
an any pain.
Mayor Gaynor has not asked 10 $50 a
newspaper He doesn't know vet 81 the
boom for tho nomination for Governor
and would probably not discuss IL Il he
did The Mayor never discusses poll
tics and there il no reason Why he should
break the rule now.
When the Mayor can be removed il
still problematical. His condition does
not call for any more bulletins. IL ~
beyond that stage There will be one
issued every day however
After finishing his supper last evening
the Mayor went To sleep. There il no
immediate prospect Of an operation. the
doctors say. but the bullet will probably
be- taken out some time. There was no
regular conference 20 the physicians
yesterday. DR. Arlitz was with the
MAYOR during the day and DR. Dowd re-
manned at the hospital last night