Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-11
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NCOnhnued from FIFTH FaBe.l
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that the bullet had been spit shortly after
It entered the head just, below the right
ear one section apparently lying In the
floor of the mouth near the left wing Of
the Jaw bone, while thesother remains near
the entrance point of the wound, behind
the ear. 2Ng fe5ttSEs
The mayors physicians showed by their
COURSE. through the, night that they con-
siderSa hilis 40 no immediate danger. Those
who Menk SthS night near the mayors bed.
side keFx 1lfafs Gaynor and their son,
Rufuss IJE Etnssl % = Lederle. DR.. w. ].
ArlIts, Df. Chafies M bowd and Secretary
Adanlsen,i " satf N{tAS W. AN f&gL&64
Thsj1sat ofh condition seemed to the
physiessts 80 Satisfactory that DIR. Dowd
retired early II the evening to a nearby
room "a GET some sleep. while Doctors
Arlitz aad t.edsrle, after sitting up with
SecretafS kdamson until after midnight,
also tabls occasion then to get some rest,
leaving the patient in the care of the
nurses. F ,sI at5ct,. --.if
The physicians remained all through the
latter part OF the night within call, but
there was no emergency which, demanded
their administrations, The mayor, slept In
termittently. and whenever questioned as
70 his feelings declared that he was Feeling
fine"
Mrs. Gaynsr}e sIeeps Little.
Mrs. Gaynor slept scarceiy q quarter oil
an hour oil night. At frequent intervals
she stole quietly into the mayors chamber
and. on several occasions, found him
awake He conyersed cneerfully with her
Mrs. Gaynor IL being closely watched by
the physicians through the fear that the
great strain on her in her constant minis
trations TO hef stricken husband may In
duco a collapse. So }Esa5.
Chief OF Police Hayes of Hoboken gave
orders early today that no vehicle should
be allowed to pass along Willow avenue In
front OF the hospital e~
All night long little groups OF people
gathered in front OF the hospital to attain
the latest news of the mayors condition
ana even smart showers which occasionally
fell did not dispense them.
Gallagher. thu wotiId.be assassin wa.
carefully guarded in his cell in the Hudson
county jaii at Jersey City. to prevent hin
from making any, possible attempt at self
destruction Gallagher shows no, remors'
for his attempt on the life of Mayor Gayno
and, in fact, seems to regard himself Al
a hero. r4
II "a not unlikely that the grand jury Of
Hudson county may meet today and draw
an Indictment against Gallagher To-
feIonious assault. In tho event of III
MAYORS death the Indictment would b,
changed to q charge of homields-
prompt Action Against Gallagher.
Prosecutor Pierre oarven OF Hudson
county, New Jersey, today began the pre-
narration of his case against Gallagher. Mr.
Garven said: THE grand jury fortunatel!
has not wound up its current session or
would have to wait until the last OF Sep
TENDER to ask for GalIagher's indictment
There viii be no trouble In indicting Gal
lAgher as we have plenty OF witnesses AM
the mans confession. .E
According to my hastily formed plai
now, Gallagher will be on trial not late
than the first of next week, The trial vii
be short and the verdict will be reached b
the Jury in record time. Gallskhsr probabt
will be tried on a charge Of assault with al
tempt to kill The penalty FOR this Is
maximum OF twenty years. Under our com
mutation rule this means practically a sen
tence Of twelve years.
''of course, the condition OF Mayor Gay
nor may delay action.
Mitchell IL Young Man.
In the event OF Mayor Gaynor's deaf
John Purroy Mitchell, president ot the boar
OF alderman, will succeed 20 the office {
mayor, but the question has arisen yvhetht
Mr. Mitchell would serve unti January
next year or nIi out the full three year
and five months that remain OF Mayo
Gaynor's term. ~,
should Mitchell become mayor. he woul
be the youngestsman who had ever hel
that office. HSfis 81 years OF age and
quite independent in his political beliefs.
Mayor Gaynor's brother, Thomas ]
Gaynor OF Springfield. O., reached hei
this morning and went with Mira. vingu
the mayors dadghtsE and Mr., vingut
the hospital The mayor waa asleep ar
he physicians would not permit him TO
disturbed. FH. lr
Police Commissioner Baker was anoth,
visitor anxious &c see the mayor. He hs
just arrived from Vermont whence he hu