The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-14

oTth,, re Al number % oral remembrance
that lad coln- from friends and ~aid
that she had distributed them among the
y artl~ ut the hospital the Mayor s'-~nIed
picis"d
-Ihtt - right. he sud give them Co
tho p.-npl. WIN are suffering more than !
am
Mr. Adtms,n told M. Mayor that he
had MS received telegram from III"
CIty Hall Reporters Association. The
Mayor wished that ~ should b" read 70
hum ~ ''''"~,n r"ld th" wishes NJ
the 2 81. q. ''ayor GIvTor would
-oon h., har,, With them This was the
itrst meS>lg. from h.vond ths hospital
walls that N" patient had heard
Reply ~ them for ne that III he hack
eoon"r than they expect said the Mayor
wuvi.DN'r TAXI AZ oPIArE
III" doctors said yesterday that q n
Friday night they had encountered
halkinesS On IA" part ot their pati"ut
Though his eight hours 81 ~l'-'p had h''-'n
perfsntly natural. Ir SteSart. who had
been M ar,sndIn,o on Friday night,
had ,.arad that IN" MAYORS inclination
tn talkntivrnets earlier ~ ~" evening
would preclude sleep and had advised
the night ut'-" tn s.iVs him an op'ate
when >h.. ATTEMPTED "a Ito ~ Nj Gayror
rebeliad He va~ rot going To- take any
falls, AIDS To- sle.'p he said. and he also
declgr.d that he believed that the nurss
had Snruegl"i a s"cpluG tablet "a him in
his chirk"n broth ru rhursdiy night
1hsn tho Mayor announced quite posi-
tiyaly that he iut.-dei to krow what he
VAS taking and h. wouldn't take m opiate
u he knew ~
All day the Mayor slept A. intervals.
The sleeping periods were longer and his
rest lees broken than II had been on
previous DAYS
orHERs ~ TIM LIST oT woUNDLD
Mr. Au.nson told the reporters IN the
Afternoon thA' Mayor Gaynor had been
merrier than az any time since he was
put To rod When he heard from Adam
snn thai his fears for Mel smiths injured
dog i1wn ~ ~ JErncs had sifted into
The payers he laughed and said ha won
dered how such trivial thing could be
Of interest I" readers Yet the fate of
that auto chasing dog stuck IN tho Mayors
mind
-H.s worse "a than I am h" said
The only thing hs has To- comfort him
u a can ~ water rnme~h here under the
house. and here ! am with doctors and
trained nurses anyway he 60, his
wound behind his EAR and he can't lick ~
The Mayor referred 20 his own hurt
IN Speaking ~ the -Np~risnc" 81 an old
fri-nd IL hl- IN Brooklyn. Judg" Pratt
The judge. h" told Dr. Dowd. had l-en
shot m m. neck At the battle ~ Gaine-s
Mill IN tn. civil war. th. bullet ranging
around and embedding itself IN the carti
lag. of 'h. nos" There the lead had
stayed for thirty years, 80 IN. Mayor
sAid. until une day when Judge Pratt
snaez.d violently the bullet came out
through no-tril Tho Mayor wondered F.,
n h. could get along as well With a bullet
m his throat
wASrFp TO TALK BUSINESS
The d,stors did not ALLOW their patient
to recei," any visitors Yesterday. Only
Alrs Gavnur and Secretary AdAmson
were VA the room With Adamsun the
Mayor s.a-ied 80 talz IN ons occasion
about matters - uHicIa, business ~ the
Mayor = oftr.. hut hi- secretary did not
encourage tLIs discussion When he told
Mayor Gaynor that there was nearly
a b,Ishel basket ~ kilograms and letters
IN IN. Office ~ th,, hospital he Mayor
seemed pleased He told Adamson not
20 lose track ~ 'he~. nic--a yes; some day
when h.. NaS h.'tt-T he would wish 20 read
them.
livery two hours yesterday tha Mayor re-.
ceiy ed nourish'upnf Wine Jelly wH-
added To- hls menu a. a special dcl!cHrv
The sisters ~ 'he hospital laid Yesterday F.
that they had teen embarrassed ~ tho ,
offerings of broth. vine Jelly and other
SICK room provsnder They have re-
Csiv,,d enough egg ana home made broth .
e. keep n whol" ward IN supply. Many
baskets Of fruit which have been left for !
Mayor Gaynor have b.sn distributed
among other patients ~ Mrs Gaynor's
request
So IR,Cr ~ PIOoD ToIsoNISG.
Two blood tests for traces 81 Infection /
wore made Nv Dr sullivan. on" in the 4
morning and one ~ night Neither !
showed any sign ~ 'hi, feared complica- |
ton. 80 the hospital hactertologist an
nounced
Among the visitors ~ the hospital yes |
tercav were Deputy Commissioner Of
Correction v ! Wright and Deputy
CnmiuI~-Ipner ~ Charities Frank Good |
win. who with Alderman Frank Downing !
constituted m" first deputatlon 81 sym
uatlv t. tI,T.ar representing 1ammany .
Hall A.'InE Mayor Mitchell Commits /
sionerz Fdvard- and Thompson. Deputy /
Polio. commissioner Reynolds Of Brook A
lvn and a scor. Of other pfica holders also
PAID Visits
Or Arlt1 and Or Dowd had charge Of
the Mayor during IN" day and Dr Ste ~art
kept the watch last night
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