The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-12

factor, DlnrTrar~ sf Opinlsa NUisnG
the sarsssns Du~ ts Fsrmrr N-RAS
photographs New onrs Taken aud
De,sIsp-d Yesterday Results seem
to show ThsI the Bul,ei y Intact
FNr Hours Conference Of ply
sIcians in Afternoon aud E,rnln<
Mayors Ipp~,ns Vigorous ~.
wife Prepares Csnre GTneraI
taIIerS BARRED Frsm the ~Irkrosn'.
I,rTsr BrIIErINs Iop = VI Mnv'r
Gaynor has had comfortable day he
has taken sufficient nouri-hment he y
cheerful. stronger. aud he Is now resting
! au.'ly
Completed photographic examination
made by DR. D. " Caldwell shows den
nnely that the bullet j. lodged in the vault
Of the pharyny u IL easily accessible. hut
IL l. no, considered wise to attempt It's
removal a. the present
blood examination ~ also satisfactory.
WILLIAM !. AELITy. " u
GEORGE d sTFwARr.M u.
CHARLFs Down. NJ n
JoHN W PARRISH NJ n
i2soA M-The Mayor il sleeping quietly.
There has been no change in his condition
since the las, bulletin.
WILLIAM JEROME ARLIIL. NJ n.
CHARLES y. DowD. NJ. n.
When the reporters at 50. Mary's Hos
! pital noted that IN the wording OF the
bulletin issued az 1890 the missile in
Mayor Gaynors wound was alluded TO
a. the bullet they asked the physicians
! IL this phrasiuE Indicated that the bullet
was not split. as had been believed hith-
erto. They were told that the bulletin was
Iself-explanatory.
Later some Of the physicians tacitly
admitted that the first photographs OF the
Mayors wound were misleading and that
! the bullet lodged in the patients throat
was intact and not in two pieces. as they
first had supposed.
The 1880 bulletin, which was
given out at ~ Marys Hospital IN Hobo
ken last night two hours after the time
| the physicians had set earlier N tn" dav
/ for its appearance. followed "A conferences
1 whl,h lasted nearly five hours
/ Two Of the specialists whose names
had hitherto appeared on >ImPortant
bulletins were not present az thus con
ference and their names did not appear
on the statement handed ont tn the re-
/ porters az the hospital last night. Th'p
were DIR Charles n Peck and DIR George
/ y Brewer II was said bv the ply
| who did engage ia the consultation tll.
neither OF these physicians wds ahls -
~ present DR. Brcwcr was ont 1T town
and Dr peck had other imperative prI-
! fessionsl demands upon his time.
1 Yet from Information ga'hcrs ~ ~
cialIy from the rhysicia who wer" - go
MAYORS heisiie Yesterday ~ "p.,"-o
/ that last rights col sulta' ion was psrh'.
the most important that hal "ccu-s".
cir 90 Mavor Gavror first became /" "a
tiert 81 the hospital. The aHrour cen"
! in the hulistin concern ing Few IA -
graphic .Namir NJ lou iouchc upon u 81 -
ton IA tn" mo 'ical aspects 81 MAYOR Ga
nor's case which did not become put.iiI
until the vaEue-t rumors Il II seepad CT
81 the corridors 81 ~ Mary earlier ~ trs
afternoon
What the physicians call in their bulletin
completed photographic examination
10 really a new examination. 80 II was
learned from an authoritative source yes
terday afternoon. which was forced by
the fact that from the X-ray plates taken
on Tuesday tn" physicians IN attendance
upon the Mayor were not able TO hx the
situation Of the bullet within half an inch
OF exactnes. in the lateral plane THIS
means that although the bullets position
| in reference To the vertical territory
shown in the x-ray photograph was de-
ternined. there still remained n broad lati-
tude Of doubt a. to the position literally
pIyVEREScEs IN MEDICAL OPINION.
| There was a well founded report cur
rent yesterday that division OF opinion
! among the sir experts in attendance
upon the Mayor had arisen out Of tho
| very fact Of this indefnitenesa in the
situation OF the bullet. Some were IN
favor OF an immediate operation IN ex-
tract the bullet. with this imperteot
photograph as a guide; others insisted
! that it would be rash 10 make the At
tempt with the unfavorabls conditions
in the radiograph a. they were.
The fact that two Of the physicians.
both Of whom are Of Roosevelt Hospital.
did not attend tho important conference
last evening was taken 10 confirm the
belief that there had been such q differ
euce OF opinion among tho specialists.
and that those IN favor OF tho moro oon-
.srvative course had insisted upon moro
exact X-ray Photograph to be used A.
guide before G>tempting To probe for tbs
lead that 10 In tho Mayors neck.
The announcement Of the 1880 bulletia
gives a different position TO the bullet IN
the Mayors throat from that announced
ON Tuesday after the first radiograph
examination. AZ that time IL was aid
that mart Of ths bullet had lodged directly
% the lsft Of the ramua. which u ths