The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10

/ fur breakfast he said he did not want
4 any. A ru pei coffee and q roll was
Sxiyen to him. and ne was urged TO
4 eat He swallowed about half of the
roll and drank the coffee.
After breakfast he sat for some
i 4 time with his head between his hands.
He compiained that the commissions on
his face and body. received in the
f1xht with Big Biil' Edwards follow
inK the shooting. panied him greatly,
and DR.. Hastings sent him lotion TO
apply 10 them
Brothcr Arrives.
Shortly agIer IL o'ClNIk Thomas l..
3 Gayonr. OF Springfield. o.. reached St
MAry,s Hospital In cab. He had
just arrived from his Ohio home, and
was greatly relieved TO find that his
brother was doing SO we'll Thomas
f2aynor lis q replica OK the mayor in
form and feature, and his arrival
Naused something OF shock to many
New York city officials gathered at
the hospital gates. who for a moment
ar tive believed the mayor was well
enough to leave his bed and appear
on the streets.
Soon after Thomas arrived Mrs H.
X. yingut, daughter Of the mayor.
As0TtldH AfAtTOF anu E0NAIN M
Grout reached the hospital None OF
them was admitted TO see the wound
ed man at the time, however. as IL
was stated he was asleep.
The doctors said that all of the
sleep their paeient was getting was OF
the natural kind. Up to the present
administer any opiates.
Feeling Fine.
Acting Mayor Jonn Purroy Mitchell
arrived at the hospital shortly before
~ O'Clock but was told by the doctors
that they did not think + advisable
y for him to see their patient. Mayor
= Gasnnr.s brother and his son, Re,tHs,
4 We're admitted to the bedside for
moment
Il am feeling fine. the mayor said
TO them. and 1 hope 5000 to be up
and about
Chief OF Police Hayes and Prose
cItor Carver held a consultation to-
day regarding the prosecution of
; Gallagher, 1t Is understood that IL
IL should be thought necessary the
grand jury Will indict Gallagher tor
assault with intent to kill on Street
Cleaning Commissioner Edwards as
we'll as on Mayor GAynor. Then trial
could be pressed on the Edwards as
sauit charge while the Gaynor in
dictment could hang fire until it be-
comes certain he viii recover
Jersey Justice.
NEW YORK, Aug. lo.--"Jersey
Justice" Will ayenge the shooting of
Mayor william j. Gaynor.
The proverbial rapidly with which
criminals are punished in New Jer-
sFey will be observed In the case of
James J. Gallagher. There will be no
conflict OF jurisdiction. The prosecu-
frsr raytf1 h, In dc nf
thorities of Hudson county, N. j,
Prosecutor Garvan began his in
CURRY into the case to-day. He inter
viewed a number of the witnesses to
the attempted murder. Tomorrow
I he will present the evidence to the
sitting grand jury. II his plans go
through an indictment viii be prompt
ly returned and the actual trial will
begin next week All that can in
terfere Will be a change for the worse
In the condition of the mayor. Should
! the presen; improvement COMMUNE
there is every reason to believe that
Gallagher will be in the Trenton pris-
on before Mayor Gaynor Is discharged
from the Hohoken hospital.
Get Twelve Years.
II expect that the grand jury viii
y tndict Gallagher on charge OF as
sauit with intent to KILL" declared
MAXWELL tS~uH9. Inc penalty TINS
crime in our State is a maximum of
twenty years. Under our commuta-
tton rules this means practically q
sentence OF twelve years.
Df course, change In the con-
difion OF the mayor might prevent
rapid action, but the doctors assure
me to-day that the mayor is doing
nice. | anticipate no trouble in in
dicting and convicting Gallagher.
There are not only plenty of wit
nesses, but have the mans own sign
ed confession. / would like to have
the mayors, but 1t really will not be
needed
Acting District Attorney Moss, Of
New York, said to-day there appeared
70 be no doubt of New Jerseys iuris-
diction in the case. The boundary
commission report fixing the iurisdic-
tion OF the State said:
The State of New Jersey shall
have exclusive jurisdiction of and
4 over all vessels aground on the said
shore or fastened to any such wharf
Or dock, except that the said vessels
shall be subject to the quarantine or
health laws, and laws In relation to
: passengers OF the State of New York.
which now exist or which may here
after be passed
Issue Bulletin.
HOEDkEN, n. j., August The