The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-15

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IH.EITS Down. VI u
MlpN roHr there has h-sn No ,hsug-
-in'" 'h- last hull-tiu The SYMPTOM, con
tinu" - h- favorable
william ! hTrIr/. VI y
,HAEtrs uU~p. u
wur! came down from Mayor Gaynor's
h.i-id- IA ~ Mary's Hospital. Hobokeu.
y'>t' r,iay morning that II TIA" patient
passed Yesterday aud to-day without anv
un'aVorable change ia his condition there
was every reason To- believe that his r,-
CnN"rv MS nearly assured Yesterday
passed with nothing bat the m,s, favor
abb indications III progress
In, was ~" t,r-t statement from the
physiciau- which treated uf Mavor Cav
noT's recovery IA any ton" ~ ASSURANCE
II Wa gwen to the rrpurters through
Rot-rt Adamsun th,. Mavur's secretary.
who'said
tn" physicians who have l..rn watch
ing IN" Mayors cas-" u.,li.v" that II any
serious turn for IA" wors.. WAS Ia have
developed It would haV. come today
They say that II h" passes through to-
day without sign Of complications. '~r-
talnlN q b" shows no setback to- morrow.
N" viii l.. ia a good way toward recovery
They do not fear any SERIOUS change ~
H. symptoms after to-morruw ~ the
latest
The rraSon why YESTERDAY and to-day
had b,.-n set by the attending physiciAns
a. milepost- along Mayor GayHOrs road
- ~pnvale-'S,n~' was explained bv On.
10 then. lie SAID that ~ far a. surgeons
had h---n able to classify the bacteria 81
infect on there were two septic genera the
most To he feared IN cases such as Mayor
Gaynor's On" Variety was character
irsd by an insulating period OF about ~
hour~ and it, dangerous activity was
limited 20 from 10 To II hours thereafter
The second class of malignant bacteria
~ blood poisoning required five or sir
DAYS for incubation. but u was more to
b. feared than the first for the germs u
infection were capable uf activity FOR
one or two days
i'TbNh ~ Aftsif A"f "
Mayor Gaynor had passed the first
danger mark of infection on thursday
morning the physician explained Yester-
day al 10 O'Clock the fifth day sine, the
shooting on hoard the deck % IN. Kaiser !
v ilheim was pas-sSi and the sixth day !
-nter..d upon u there - NO sign - IN
fs-,tion by ~ o'clock thI- morning praCti- |
c.ily all the DANCE from that source
the reporters Informant Iruint.-l out. /
Ia-s..i successfully through "a" first
danger zone "f ruf-,.i lrn. hut uu she flffu .
daV. when h- -.-.m,-i well uu the ROAD ~
recovery. yIrIrl-t,t infection began which .
csu-.-i hts death
On., ,.vIi-uc. ~ "a" phv-lcian- f-lr-
that yesterday might bring ia" fiusl t.--t /
IN NaVnr Gsynor- tight for recovery
vas seen "a th. pr--.-fIc.' - Dr Gs-urg- T. !
ETrS-r he. -f..r.aii-t who has b..-u
,hu-.-u 90 perform the operation upuu the
Mayor fur thu removal Of th, bullet from
the N.uIt q the pharyuN where IT..
hIS. it,ei - -uIb.sld-i "a !
the tisur- br Brewer. Whp had not I
sct.~I ~ supervising physician either ~
the day 80 night watch -inc- hr Wa "a /
~ tendance uJ,uu the Mavor On the first
Ma ~ early ~ the morning AMI he did
not I-avs The -Icsrupu until the CONSUL
tition e all tu- phv-iciaur Ma held at
. A." clock la-' night
BLOOD TksT sArIsFA'TpEY.
I've blood tests W-r.. mAd,. hy Dr /
G.prs- : sullivan th. art.riolugi~' /
- 'h.. hospital star. one IN the morning .
aud me lat" 10 the. afternoon Puth ~ .
them w.r, announced to have l.-,-n sat I
isfsctpTy to the phyzIC,an- who kept .
clos. watch a. the i-.,isid- The patients ,
p,Ils.. 'smJ--ratur- and respiration W-r. I
noted hourly
Mach rncpurag cement WIS drawn from
Sun. 10 tho ludIcatIun- - tn. day
chart when Dr Arlit1 and DR. Stewart
examined the Mayor at so A VI they
found his ie'nT-Tat,Ir. 20 h" ~ So. this
~ a. III. lowest that n had la"n since th"
patient vas brought To- ~" hospital on
Tuesday morning On FRIDAY afternoon
hi- Temperature had h.-..n A. ugh a. inl
aud a fraction Tn. physicians pointed
ont that IN. Mayor pulse and r--pira-
ton had NOR. nearly approached the.
normal yesterday than a. any previous
time
Secretary Adam-on sad Yesterday
afternoon that although TIA" patient =
n,ght had is-n restfuI 10 "A certain extent
he had not enjoyed a. much sleep a.
he did On FRIDAY night. when he put IN
eight uninterrupted hours The Saturday /
M ght's -lumt,er had h.-n fitf,Il and 10 an .
extent broken by consldsrabl" periOds /
of wak-fuln.-- In. Mayor woke at
I ~ O'Clock Yesterday morning and com
rD.nt.d himself "a the broken rest that /
had teen hz
LIS hard Ia sl"'ip a. night when one
IT. dropping INTO mai - all the long day
he said The DAYS ar. 50 very long ,
" lsh sDnsi,pdy would clip them "a son'..-
whsrr and kiv" ~" longer nights, then :
would sleep when should
MAYOR sToTS TN COr0B
Mayor Gaynor himself found a remedy |
for tho hard deep cough which had cau-sh |
him considerable Inconv"ni"nc" on Friday /
and Saturday He discovered yesterday =
morning that by assuming a certain posi- /
ton IN bed h" was able to stop the cough ,
ing almost al one" Once having hit /