New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-15
morning. The wound, which has been
dressed, looks good.
WILLIAM J, ARLITZ, NJ D.,
GEORGE D. BREWER, NJ. D.,


GEORGE D. BREWER, NJ D.,
John w. PARRISH, Nj. D."
The next was issued at $50 p. m.
1t said:
"A new test of the Mayors blood has
iust been made $50 p. NJ. 1t was
very satisfactory.
GEORGE T. SULLIVAN, NJ. D.
If Mayor Gaynor holds his own to-
day the specialists in attendance on
him will feel easier than at any time
since he was shot. The indications yes
terday all pointed to his continued i'm
provement.
A consulting surgeon In one of the
large hospitals said last night that the
bacilli of septic@mia were divided into
two generic groups, j. e., the strepto-
coccus and the straphylococcus. The
former is slightly curled, the other
straight.
These two generic groups are sub
divided. and he added that 1t is dif-
ficuIt to tell which subdivision of the
generic group of bacilli is under in
spection.
For one of these groups the period of
incubation is forty-eight hours, and then
from the time it is incubated it becomes
a menace for about ten to twelve hours.
The other has a period of incubation of
five or six DAYS The more slowly devel-
opine germ is considered the more dan
gerous.
Mo Sion of infection.
The Mayor this morning will have
nassed through six days. At g. so o'clock
last night there was no sign of infection.
DR.. Brewer spent the day with Mr..
Gaynor and was relieved last night by
Dr. Stewart
The Mayor awoke at 4: 80 a. m. yester-
day. He had slept little. but suffered no
pain. Secretary Adamson asked him
why he couldn't sleep.
well, you can't sleep all day and
| then all night" the Mayor replied. THE
DAYS are awfully long, and I'd like TO
shorten the nights
Mrs. Gaynor went to Mr.. Gaynors
room at o'clock. She asked the Mayor
if he had had breakfast.
breakfast. Why, we've been up at
| tending to business since half past four
haven't we, Sister," said Mr.. Gaynor to
Sister Areta, his nurse
| The MAYOR told Mr. Adamson that he
had found a new position for his head
on the pillow and that his cough had
stopped in consequence. He was fed
| every two hours throughout the day,
! 4 afa fa
| cream.
MI Gaynor was reported to show
lively interest in an operation for ap-
pendcitis that was performed in ST
Mary's Hospital yesterday afternoon.
He conversed with the physicians on a
great variety of subjects. He has not
been permitted to see a newspaper or
any of the telegraph messages that con-
tinue to be received.
City Officials at Hospital.
| Dr TederJe Commissioner of Health
arrived early yesterday morning in his
automobile from Stamford, Conn. He
took Rufus the Mayors son: Secretary
Adamson and Water Commissioner
| THOMPSON for a walk. Shortly after J.
o'clock John Purroy Mitchell. Acting
Mayor; Dr. John H. Finley. president OF
the College of the City of New York
Lieutenant Kennel and Mr.. Meloney, the
Mayors executive secretary, called al
the hospital, but did not see Mr. Gaynor
The Mayor was told of letter that
was received yesterday from Mel
Smith. of ST. James, Long Island, anC
the Mayor remarked that he was glad
| 'Mel's' dos was up and able to be
| about.
When told of all the champagne, flow
ers and baskets of fruit that have beer
sent to him the Mayor ordered that al
! such remembrances be turned over 10!
use in the hospital.
Il was reported that Acting Commls
sioner Bugher issued an order on Sat
urday night instructing police captains
to keep a close watch on moving plct
ure places throughout the city Will
view Of preventing presentation OF
actual or fancied scenes of the shoot
ing of Manor Gaynor.