The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-11
Mayor GaynOr Was Best To.
day Since the Shooting
INSISTED ON SOLID FOOD
To-day Is Regarded as Crisis, and II No
Infection Appears He Will Recover
Is the Opinion Of the
Physicians.

Hoboken, N. j., Aug. ll.--Dr. Arlitz
said this morning that Mayer Gaynor'
condition was the most favorable since
the shooting by James J. Gallagher On
Tuesday morning; and at o'clock the
physicians issued the following bulletin;
'Gaguors temperature is les; pulse
Tej respiration II. He had a good night
and slept well. although there were 4
few wakefuI intervals due to nervOus.
ness. He Is now sleeping"
The PATIENTS attitude is also very
hopeful Re is very cheerful and conf
dent of recovery Mrs, Gaynor, their
daughter Mrs. vingut, and Secretary
Anderson, spent the night at ST. Mary's
hospital When the mayor awakened
this morning he insisted on solid food,
and got a howl Of chicken broth, a soft
boiled egg and cup Of coffee. To-day
Is the crisis. II there is no infection
Of the wounA II is believed that Mayor
Caynor viii recover.
One Of the most extended consulta-
lions on tae mayors condition was held
last night bus at its conclusion there
WAS issued merely a brief bulletin and
no announcement was made as 70 when,
II at al. an operation would be per-
formed. In this respect. Il is pointed out
that many persons have lived with bul.
let's in their bodies.
''The bulletins disguise nothing said
Dr. Ariitz commenting on the $50
o'clock bulletin. "We are trying to tell
the whole TRUTH
Gallagher Talks,
Gallagher statement. mode last even
mg, WAS the FIRST frank talk concerning
the crime "sThile | win not say that
tm sorry,N lie said n now hope that
he mayor gets well But / wanted to
teach high officials to regard the rights
sf subordinates. ! consider that I bad
10 shoot the mayor as lesson to the
country. | did what / did for personal
principles and was not prompted by any
lnarchistie belief
I'm sorry that Commissioner Ed
Nards was wounded, fef | was aiming
snlY at the mayor Bit even tie
Thought cf killing him had not been
Iong IN my mind. IN fact, I resched no
leeision until | bought 4 newspaper YES
lerday morning The paper said that
Gaynor was going to sail for vaca-
Eion That made me angry. to think
HAT he should nave o vacation in Eu-
rope, while I did not even have chance
10 work. much less get vacation. So
hurried over the Twenty-third street
ferry and inquired the way to the Kais
II Wilhelm.
My wrongs had proved more than
thought ! could bear Over and over ]
Iized up my hard situation in life aud
iontrasted il with that Of some other
nen, Of Mayor Gaynor, who had
Eronged me in particular. At length
determined to seek the revenge which
| concluded should be Justly mine. No.
was not drunk whom / went aboard
HE Kaiser wilhelm Der Crosse yester
Iay morning, as mas been intimated.
Dn the contrary, ! had not taken
Irop Of liquor since last Saturday NY
Irinking on that day was limited to a
Jingle glass Of beer.
"Had heard of Presidents AfcKin-
py's assassination OF course, and I
believe assassination is sometimes right
II had carried TIE gun for nine years
feared the enemies | had made By
writing letters when ! was trying to
leform the dock department"