New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
GAYNOR LEAVES HIS BED
Fine. He Says. To Be Sitting Up
Aqain and Taking Notice.
ONLY ONE BULLETIN A DAY
More Would Be Only Repetition,
II Is Said-Blood Tests No
Longer Necessary.

~errocn He experienced no fatigue fror
=, effort and wanted to SIT up longer
=. ,se attending physicians told him
. sour enough for the first trial
&c The intention of the physicians I
~ fhe Mayor 70 sit up a little Ionse
- sav now until he is strong enough 4
-. the hospital. Robert Adamson, tn
ss,-o--s secretary, said yesterday that tn
-gs,-o- ought 70 get away for his belate,
..s+ior Il, about ten days. II he continued
!. -sf- strength al the rate he has don,
- fhs last few days IT has not been de
E.s.s vet where the Mayor will he taken I,
r.cupera1e.
-hs Navo- chatted IN good hurnor will
..-s (Ssynor and their son Rufus while n.
-s< string VI. and remarked with a smil.
.s.. 4 vas very pleasant to be sitting III
srs.n and taking notice.
rhA Navor spent much of his time YES.
-s-ssv reading. Nr. Adamson said. and has
,rr.h4er of his favorite books at his bed
.,ss which he can pick up any time he SC
,issi-es Yesterday the Mayor read parts Of
.ssrisu1fn Tranklin's autobiography, some
~4o-ies about lincoln, and The American
| .aeo-le" bv Maurice Low a back rest
| e-sse oS canvas. with wooden arms, not IN
xzss steamer chair has been provided for
| ,-ss Nsvor which the attendants slip under
| =.-, IN he6 II affords a reclining position
| " The patient IN which he can read com
se-tahly-
Eats Chicken for First Time.
ssvor C7aynor ate more heartily vester-
Isv than on any previous day He had
chicken and some dry toast for the first
s,-,e The inconvenience which he has
.-nsred IN swallowing. on account of the
swelling in his throat. has almost wholly
xssa9pea-ed. il was said.
The usual daily blood tests. for the n,lr-
rose Of detecting any evidence of infection
| sron the wound. were omitted YESTERDAY
| Dr. Sullivan. the hacterioloeist of the hos
| mia stsf. said that no further tests would
/ rs necessary unless unfavora bic SYMPTOMS
should develop. which was highly improb-
ehle ju5sins from the Mayors present
S0ndiion-
Charles r. HYDE. City Chamberlain. who
/ IVES fornerly Mayor Gaynor's law partner
snd s one o. his closest friends, arrived
nan Europe cn the American Line steamer
Ftla8elphia yesterday afternoon and hur-
nsd to ST Marys Hospital to see the
| Nsyg. Hs left the liner at Quarantine
u :
vas escorted 10 the Mayors room AT once
and remained several minutes with his life
laag friend. Afterward Mr HYDE hurried
3sck 10 the pier 10 meet his family.
i The City Chamberlain was in Paris when
fae attempt vas made on the Mayors life.
As sooa as he heard Of il he hurried 70
h1oon 70 take the AdriaTic home. but
missed her, and took the next boat. which.
vas the Philadelphia.
h contrast 10 the distinguished array
c. city officials who called at the hospital
yesterday 70 make inquiries about the
mayors condition was a man of humber
eccupaton. but with pleasant memories of
& Classical correspondence with the cfty's
asad The caller was c. NJ Frey. who is
EnoSn as professional rat catcher" His
fusiless is 10 rid buildings Of the noisome
ttis rodents
| frey wrote request to the Mayor some
tine ago 70 b. relieved from jury duty. and
Incorporated in his letter some OF the wis
CON Of Erictetus, Themistocles and other |
| 0ierh IhiiosoDheTs- The communication |
fansht The Mayors fancy and he granted |
ne request, and answered the rat catcher's |
Esl'er al some length in similar vein.
fIey said yesterday that he had planned ]
fef Ms first vacation in sixteen years and /
Nss ready 10 start when the Mayor was |
enol He was deferring his vacation. he /
eda Until he could again shake Mayor |
esFners hand across his desk at the City
Bal
All Confident Of Outcome
secretary Adamson and Rufus Gaynor |
'esen yesterday 70 take their luncheons /
V-~s0e OF the hospital Mr.. Adamson had |
-O' zen away from the hospital Until re-
'HIs except Tor few minutes at q time. |
~ occasionally for a short ride in an
'''-iOoiie al night TO get the air. Every |
| @ D' @poul the hospital who has had any
'-1le 10 GO with Mayor Gaynor's case now
tpeers 10 be most hopeful and confident |
~f outcome. This vas noticeably not /
= ''ili within the last two OF three days.
u ATiitz, the house physician, said yes
tsrdsy.
-hefe Is nothing 10 worry about now.
- mayor Is doing spIendidiy and barring
-Oiesfen developments, which in all like
| - VIII not occur, he ought TO be up
~ away within Two weeks
' Hs-ietins from the sickUoom yes
us! we're most favorable and declared
mayor practically out of danger. The
ihg bulletin ~ O'Clock read:
ne Mayo is sleeping well and had a
-" Breakfast this morning. All symp-
-is continue favorable, and he is practi-
@-y out Of danger
re bulletin was signed by Drs Arlitz
fAo ntewar:
me night bulletin was issued at s:S0
s-olk II was as follows:
Strength"
tsrish a -''A' '''' >" 81 I N'ii'
S.. ANTI said that probably only one
In Gay would be issued for the rest
- Ufiie the Mayor was in the hospital
H. Present conditions the night bulle-
e0eio be merely q repetition of the
s-e one- and unnecessary, he said.
o.. s@e'aEg Adams0n said az midnight that
e. "9uio be no midnight bulletin. Drs.
= and Arlitz were walking up and
'e The corridor
,s,.. 4 O'Clock Elias 3. Goodwin appeared
kn q the hospital He sent up note
s,.s Gaynor written on the back OF a
ta. toung Gaynor sent down the 6
| u. bulletin. The stranger stood around
| t,,m-. Ioof for few minutes and was ap-
| ssr. cy Lieutenant Brown. Of the New
| ha OentFal Office. The detective asked
| ws.. ne had any further business. ano
ss,e. .iorned that he had not, politely
", ~e man 10 step outside. This Good
tss nc was met on the outside OF the
Is = woman, VINO accompanied him TO
ar. ''lal and waited outside Until he
sy1 They then started toward the