Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-11
THROAT IS BEING SPRAYED
Chief Fear Of Physicians Is That
Blood Poisoning May
Develop.
End of the Period Allowed for Appear
nncc of Such Infection
Comes Today.

New York, Aug. fi.--Because OF
alarming rumors regarding Mayor
Gaynor's condition which were in ctr
culahon this afternoon. DR. Arlitk. who
is In charge of the patient. issued 49,
following bulletin shortly arc
O'Clock:
Pulse. temperature and respiration
remain unchanged since $50 Every.
thing Is satisfactory.
(SignedD
wv. =. ARLITZ. VI. D."
New York Aug. ft.--Nfayor Gaynor's
wound was dressed at s o'clock this
morning following which the follow
ing bulletin was given out shortly be-
fore O'Clock;
The wound has been dressed and
looks well. lie conycrses chccrfulIy
and the situation Is encouraging.
(Signcd)
civilian =. ARLITZ. VI. u.
GEO. ". STEWART. VI. d."
las D. m.-Mayor Gaynor's throat
this afternoon Is being SPRAYED with
an antisepuc solution. The mayor
shows more signs of irritability than
ne ui~thUNtns nc "a
presses desire that his wife be al
most constantly with him and Mrs.
GaNnor has been allowed to remain
at her husbands side nearly all the
time.
New York. Aug. 1L-Mayor william
J. Gaynor showed greater strength to-
day than at any time since his life
was attempted on the steamship kais-
or Wilhelm der Crosse on Tuesday.
Not only were the physicians encoUr-
aged by the mayors condition. but
Thomas L. Gaynor, the mayors broth
er, left FOR a three days visit to Bal
timOre. Mr. Gaynor said there was now
no cause for worry There will he no
further consultation of physicians
until 500 o'clock tonight The official
morning bulletin was encouraging.
showing Mayor Gaynor's temperature
100 i-5 with pulse Is.
Dr.. Stewart who remained all night
at the mayors bedside. reported that
the mayor awoke this morning at his
usual hour and appeared refreshed by
comfortable sleep during the greater
part OF the night. Not an unfaVorable
symptom had developed Or. Arlitz
retired shortly before midnight for a
few hours rest hut was at the hospital
carry AAllH iiNlHtllN TIC N'AtN NV tH'
mayors condition with Dr. stewart
and Joined the latter In the issuance
OF the morning bulletin
Or Arlitz was very cheerful.
This is the best bulletin yeti he
said as the statement was handed.
II was noted that for the first time.
the official bulletin gave those details
concerning the patients condition
which hitherto have been rather in
formally stated or the subject OF I'M
verified reports. II was learned that
the chief efforts OF the physicians all
DAY yesterday were to keep down the
mayors temperature and the fact that
this morning IL was officially announc-
ed that the thermometer reading show
ed only 100 l-5 degrees, approximately
the same as yesterday, seemed TO ind-
cate they had been successful
AN IMPORTANT DAY
II was generally conceded. however.
that today was likely 10 be an impor-
tant one in the history Of Mayor Gay
nor's case Perhaps the chief fear OF
his medical attendants has been that
blood poisoning might develop The end
of the two-day period commonly al
lowed for the appearance OF such in
lection COMES today.
The two sections Of the bullet remain
lmbedded in the mayors neck and
throat. The possibility Of danger from
these fragments grows less each day.
II the infection period be safely passed
practically the sole apprehension OF the
medical men will be from the possible
ty that one OF these fragments lies SO
near an arterial surface that dangerous
hemorrhagcs may result. such rup-
ture might come without warning.
Near the mayors bedside through the
night were Mrs Gaynor, the son, Ruff
us. Mrs Ningut. daughter. and Secy.
Robert Adamson Or. Stewart was the
J. Ian. In Oh &.