Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-12
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THROAT IS SPRAYED
f.4o .. m.-Mayor Gaynor's throat this
afternoon Is being sprayed with an
antfSeptic solution. The mayor SHOWS
more signs OF irritability than ne
has hitherto displayed since the
shooting He expresses desire
that his wife be almost constant
~ with him. and Mrs. Gaynor has oeen
allowed 20 remain at her husoanos sios
nearly all the time
Mavor william ]. Gaynor showed
greater strength today than at
any time since his life was at
t~nuted on the steamship Kaiser
wilhelm Der Crosse on Tuesday. Not
only were physicians encouraged oy tne
mayors condition. but Thomas L. Cay
nor. the mayor brother left Tor q tnree
days visit TO Baltimore
Afr. Gaynor said there was now no
cause for worry OF alarm. There VIII
Re no further consultation Of physi-
clans until O'Clock tonight The off
cial morning bulletin today was en-
eouraxinE, showing Mayor Gaynor
temperature to be 100 Is with pulse
IS.
ENCOURAGING REPORTS
an reports this morning from
the bedside Of Mayor Gaynor we're
Of an encouraging nature and the
Indications were that the distinguish
"A patient In 81. Mary's hospital, Hobo
ken. was well fortified for what might
PROVE 70 be a critical day. At O'Clock
IRIS morning the following official eulle-
tin was Issued:
Mayor Gsynor spent eomort2o4e
might Temperature 100 l-s; pulse -; res
piration Il.
(signeD
WILLIAM J. ARLITZ. NJ D.,
GEORGE W. STEWART. NJ D.
WOUND Is DRESSED
Mayor Gaynor's wound was dressed al
n o,eIock this morning. following which
re following bulletin was given OUT
shortly before O'Clock;
.-rhs wound has been dressed and looks
zen. he eonvsrses cheerfully ana the
situation Is encouraging.
(sggneD
WILLIAM ]. ARLITZ. NJ d,
GEORGE ". STEWART. N D
Ne further ofaciai bulletins VIII De An
rounced until this afternoon
REFRESHED By SLEEP.
-. orscial bulletin was informally sup
r,s-nented by Dr. Stewart. who remained
ali night at the mayors BEDSIDE II.
stewart reported that the mayor aNOAe
,rs. -,oruing at his usual hour ana ap-
reared refreshed by the comfortable sieeP
he had been able TO secure during ene
greater part OF the night Not an IN
favorable symptom had oeSe.op Ia
~ Arlitz retired shortly before nlo-
rtwht after his long vigil. and was Al
,ns hospItal bright and early this morn
- Ee went over the mayors conol-
.5on with DR. Stewart and joined the lAs
e. On the issuance OF the morning oui-
letin- ..--,.t. &c
Dr. ArIItz was very cheerful. TINS II
,h. hast bulletin yet, he saio, as e.s
statement was handed out. he WOMB
not add further to the ofncial sn,,t,
rant but his manner lett little uOuo'
49, he was gratihed at the progress TO
go. recovery the mayor was making.
TEMPERATURE FAVoKA Bile
rs noted that for the first time the
o-seial bulletin gave those detalIs con
s.-,sns the patients condition when
httherto have been merely iniOIoS
.tated or the subjects OF universal repor.s
n was learned that the cniei eno
= sSx.s~tans ALI day yesterday we{e TO
kyep down the mayors tempefatus. 80
49, fact that this morning II was onlcla,
=. .-rouneed that the thermometer reao
g. ,howed only 100 Is degrees, epproAi
rnatefy the same as YESTERDAY see
s-1,c.ts that they had been sueeesshn N
their task
II was generally eonceceo' ,,.ror'
g., today was likely 10 be an impor
-. one IN the history Of Mayor Cay
80. nass. Perhaps the chief rear OF
Lsr medical attendants Is that septicae-
ia due to infection OF the Wouno
-.s~ht aaveIop. The end OF the two-oay
nariod commonly allowed for the appear.
anes OF such infection comes today ana
II the mayor passes tnroush tne o.
-,.f,out the development OF unfavoraole
s,,1,nto-ns. Il is known that the physi-
-ians feel that they may reasonably re-
gard the danger sf blood poisoning as
RANGER OF HEMoRRHAGE
The two sections Of the bullet fred by
lanes j. Gallagher. the discharged dock
emuioye, which laid Mayor oaynor low
or the deck OF the steamer kaiserin
vC,fhslu -dsr Crosse, as he was about
70 sail for Europe Tuesday. still remain
embeddsd IN the mayors neck ana
throat The possibility OF danger from
these fragments grows less with each
dzy and IL the infection period be safely
uassed over practically the sole remain
ing apprehension OF the medical men
viii be from the possibility that one OF
these fragments lies so near an artertal
surface that dangerous hemorrhages
nav result Such q rupture might come
without any warning whatever.
However. none Of the physicians today
would express themselves as apprehens-
i've on this point On the contrary, they
were optimistic and seemed TO regard
the mayors condition this morning as
practically assuring him an indefinite
lease On nse-
EuRGIcAL ASPECTS OF CASE.
me surgical aspect OF the case" said
one Of the attendants. lis practically as
follows:
srhe period within which blood poison
ing may be expected TO develop Is limited
20 about fs hours. 50 that the danger is
now practically nil One other well rec
oznized element OF uncertainty remains.
however. and win continue for some
days 10 come. This danger Is that the
bullet In its course may have grazed
some artery in the nec- with sufficient
force to make the tissue deteriorate,
and eventually slough Of. In this lat
tsr vsnt hsmerrhaEes would not es