The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10

irat" Murphy. On" - Mayor Gavnors
ayy''u'.-.~. Nid"rmiu Max Levin" and
man referred g.. - ,pu.rui--iuurr Wright
T." aard"r after ".ts,uC sur" tha' IN"
thru. only vl-r"d 20 look ~ Gallagher,
not 'u talk 20 uI'u. Animated them Tn"
thru, ru"d ~, 10 FROM II Gallagher cell
They 'ru- uu" god Iunk ~ IA" prisoner
and u,dtlug 'l.rr identification tiled "ut
again and getting Iu'n 'n" WAITING auto
sJ-.d away Al 'hr,-, refused - admit
thor ld"utI'v or ru ~ay fpr What r'a~"n
they wished q. li"utlfy Gala Cher
Warden ~Ills.Iu sad that NJ on"
except Gall.sh"r- lany"r ur m" polio"
would n. allowed 20 ak - ~. ~ ~ou.r
County Prosecutor rl"rr" { Garven Il
Hudson county. who Will h,'" chars" ~
IN. prosecution 80 GauaGh"r hai gone
Yesterday 10 Wow Pulu' Island n Long
Island Sound on Republican nvtluR
over IN" long dIrianc" t"l"ph"n" he sad
L shall do my hest - .Np"di q" Cal
lagher's prosecution just hvw much
spaad We can make IN IN" caS.' depends
largely on Mayor Gaynor = condition
If the Mayor should di" | max" no
doubt hu' that Gallagher will h." tried
and convicted and sentenced IN record
,lrn. II th. Mayor should recover aft. o
a lingering illness his condition might
slightly delay steps toward Gallagher
prosecution
But cxuec' 70 bring Gallagher h.'fors
the Grand Jury On Thursday. and h" will
beyond Doubt he indicted IN" sam" day
His trial will follow swiftly
Dr. J g Haskins nn" ~ the iail physi-
ciaus. examined Gallagh"r's bruises and
cuts. vhil" IN" prIs"u-r WINGED and said
OUCH after Gallagher had taken his
hath Dr Haskin- found him hurt only
On no. Surfa"" and applied ~pn" liniu"nts
and -alve-
Tn. first II the Mayors family To arrive
a, tn. hospital out-ld" of his son RufIs.
who had been with him on IN" ship and
was 10 hav" mad" IN" European trip With
him. was hls flnughi"r Fdi'h. nov Mrs
VinRut Mr. NInEut ACCOMPANIED her
They mad come into town on q shipping
trim and were on ~" street When the
early REPORTS 81 M" shuotIng got abroad
Mrs NingiIt did not -" her father until
some. lIttl. time after when Mrs Gaynor
arrived bu' remained downstairs ~ a
room on th. first floor which WIS reserved
for H.. Gaynor family throughout the
day and night
Mrs GsynoT IIurrirs from ~. James.
Mr. Gaynpr m"an~hil~ was making
record time ieiw""n ~ james and
Hoboksn EN-Comp'rDll"r Grout got
word ~ the shoot ing early and tol"phoned
~ Mrp Gavnor ~" suggested that she
drive m the Gaynor automobile for Man
haitian at ouc" ard -aid D." would meet
her ~ ~" Manhattan end 81 IN" Queens
bOrp Bridg"
Mr. GaynOr was accompanied ~ her
PvIng trip ~ her younger son. Norman
Mr. Gfuut joined fh"m ~ IN" brIdg"
IInza and m" car continued on down TO
'h., rev UI.rs % ~" Iunard inc. whore
acting Pp'IS" COmmIss ion"T ifngher had
arranged for IN" polio" boat Patrol -
meet them Ia" party boarded the Patrol
and were 'ak ken TO- ~" Hamburg American
piers IN HCbok"n. where New York
Police Department automobile met them
and took them 10 the hospital Roughly
the distanc" To- IN" hospital from ~
James - ffiy-ihree miles The time
ocrIpied hy Mr. GaynOr and her son m
covering this distano" wis given ~ about
an hour and half
Mrs Gaynor and her son. accompanied
by Mr Grout joined Mr. and Mrs. Vingut