New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
MAYOR IS OUT OF DANGER
so Saws Secretary Adamson, on
Assurance of Doctors.
CTS up IN BED AND READS
rsv Be Out Of Hospital in Week
or Ten Days, and VIII Go
to st. James.

ysvor Gaynor continued to gain yester-
gnbert Adanson, the Mayors secre-
said last night that the attending
.-.-s,,szs appeared now to consider their
-...s,t out Of danger
sat propped up IN bed for two hours
-e.e-5ay afternoon and spent much of
.,.+ tine reading. It may be a week or
ssrs before the Mayor is able to leave
.xxnected setback develops he will prob
IL he taken by that time to some Sc
-,.,ss place not yet decided upon to re-
c-7e-ste
- Nsvor expressed q preference yes
.--s.v 70 return to his home at St James
his convalescence rather than to go TO
a5i-oDdacks, SIS lad been suggested
p--h TIE Mayors youngest daughter.
s. ,s eight wears old. spent practically
~boIe day in her fathers room at St
,,s-vss Hospital yesterday The Mayor af-
.---.o-.-ezz-. calls her ''Tootsie" She was
.ro1es 70 play about the room. and her
--.ssncs greatly chee1ed her father. He
- xeer al his children except Marian. his
-..,e he has been IN the hospital She is
.gs-,scted to visit her father to-day
= -ne-. z-e-e two bulletins from the sick
-,o, yesterday. aad both were most favor
~. Sec-etz-v Adanlson gave out the
,-netiu at 10 O'Clock last night after he
- +,-.e.s Gaynor had returned from
r-oofy,vn. They left the hospital early yes
.s-5sv afternoon and did not return until
$40 = T.
= WIS said they notored to one Of the
,s.cses and we-t II bathing during the
.--e-nooa- The night bulletin read:
ar-ha Navo- passed G. comfortable day
AT his symptoms continue TO be favorable -
vas signed by D-s- A-litz, Brewer and
Dowd-
secretary's Cheering News.
.--As Mayor Is IN very fine shape to-
-,el-- N-. aGauson said after giving out
,1e -,,Tie-tz HIS temperature IS down 10
&C n. Lowest yet He did not sit up II
8 chair -c-day. but was ProPped up IL bed
.,- -vvo hours. and read most OF that time.
ps read Nacau!ay's essays first, and then
INK u The Morals Of Jesus" by Thomas
IsXe-so,- Re said he intended TO finish Il
to-norrov-
IF he should walk out Of here without
ne ban6sges on you wouldn't know that
bs hsd had e1y trouble. He has a good
cola- aad IS looking even better than be-
fo-s he was shot 7 gather from the ply
kc.a-s thar they now believe him to be
1ut of danger, ana 7 surely think so NY
=sK z Is continues 10 progress at the
-s1e he has recently. believe he can leave
ne hosc;tzI y e week or ter days.
IL. AGa1son was asked why al the
Msyo-'s friends continued TO be barred
run seeing hin He said it was a meas
LIE taken simply 20 conserve the Mayors
Strength One could not be admitted and
oths-s denied Once the bars were dropped,
hs said = would be hard 10 draw the line
g 81 we're treated alike
L.. A6snScl said that the Mayor awoke
yesterday morning after a refreshing sleep
q several hours and ale his breakfast Of
ref tes. eggs and coffee with e relish The
Mayor was n chatry mood and asked his
s-etz-y about the large number OF books
which he understood had been sent 10 him.
Il. Acanson went over the list Of about
to-v e. hand and the Mayor selected the
cnss h4 read later on