The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-11

with DIR. Parrish and DIT. AriitE assumed
charge % the case until the experts Ahould
return in the evening. pr F. z, Wolf.
Visiting physician TO 81. MAry's Hospital.
also looked In upon the patient.
PANTY N THE SHOWROOM.
Mrs. n. X Ningrt Mayor Gaynor's
daughter. Norman Gaynor. his son and
Mrs. I VI. Grou, cam" over from Brook
lvn az 10 ~ q .CloCk The Mayor was asleep
at the tune and they awaited his awaken
ing in an Antaroom on the first floor.
" hen the Mayor ewoka they went mp 10
his room and With Mrs. Gaynor thcy spent
some tim" m the sick chan her,
Almost every fiItscn minutes during
tho morning and afternoon messenger
hoy left a batch Of kilograms on the heap
piled up IN one & the executive Offices
Of the hospital Then there Were iowerr.
too. lots of them. The floral tributes
ranged all the way from big bunch of
pink mallow. which a very timid little
girl left with on. - the sisters at the
door, To elaborate set piecss from various
societies and political organizations in
New York. Az first all Of the blossoms
WERE crowded into a room adjoining that
Of the Mayor. but the odor was 80 over
powenng that later the nurses moved
the foworS To- a room on tho lower floor
and Their" they stood IN profusion. SCENT
ing the whole corridor Secretary ADAM
son was careful. however. 20 save all Of
the donors cards.
Tn. Mayor had several itful MAPS
during the day What sleep be- did get
was natural. Or Arlitl explained that
none Of IN" sl~eping periods was long
because 81 tho Mayors disorierrd nerves
About O'Clock m tho afternoon hs awoke
| from on" II these short maps and Mrs
| Gavnor. who had left Ihe sirkroom NJ
lunch time. again took her place nv he,
husbands he'd and she remained with
him all the afternoon
several times IN the day Mayor Gaypor
had howl of broth. He drank IL gr-edily
and more than ono. he complained that
this soft food was hardly flhng The
hunger as a good sign 81 increasing
strength.
Thosc who came from the sickroom
said TINT he Honor was Wha, rho phv-
slclans call n good patient He showed
no signs 90 r"stle-sneSs and be did not
/ fret under thn restraint of enforced quiet
| From rm" To- time he turned himarH IN
rod without requesting tho assistance II
n nurS" when h" talked u was ALWAYS
OF commonplace mAttcrp Very often ot
IN" vacation which the assault upon him
ycst"r day had 80 suddenly interrupted
and sometimes % the rest that he was now
enjoying Two or thrce T. ns- he alluded
10 has situation IN n hight hearted fashion
Now wei make this = good rest
he once aid to his wife Wow that
we're her" We might as well get all OF
the advantage there IL IN u
At another time he spoke IN the same
vein 20 hs secretary and he told the
doctors that he thought he was IN fair
way to have a good rest
WANTS TO 90 rHE ADIPoNDAcks
Although ~ was too early for any Of
| Mavor Gaynor'- family and his physi-
clans TO make even tentative plans a. 20
hts ConvaleSCencs. Secretary AdAmson
Said later M the afternoon that the Mayor
had referred several times IN his con-
versailon with his wife and others TO the
! tenta'v" plan he had recently made
to spend his vacation in the AdirondAcks
Mr. Adamson aid that some time ago
the Mayor had hem invited "a occupy
camp there which belongs In very
prominent Republican AdAmson would
not identify this person further than to
say that u was not Timothy I Woodruff
The Mayor had heen undecided. he
said. whether he should accerr this in
vitAtion or follow his long cherished
ambition 10 take = vacation IN European
waters II was possible. aid the Sec
rotary, that n Mayor Gaynor continues
to improve he will spend the period Of
his onvale-c~nCe IN this AdirondA Ok
camp a. soon a. the physicians give
him leav" 20 20 there
~ O'Clock n tnN afternoon Mayor
Gavnor was moved 10 a larger and Airier
room The hospital authorities had pre-
| pared Tor him a room alrnrst half again
a. large a. the one h" occupied, with two
windows facing on Willow avenu" Con.
! trary - usual hospital usage this room
wa furni shed like any apartment IN a
hotel There were carpets on the floor.
curtains and hanging, at the windows
and pictures hung about the walls The
patient seemed To appr-cIat" the change
greatly. and several times he commented
upon IN. fr~eT ventilation which he en-
! joyed IN thus new room
n" bulletins isSneu Nv IN" phvHictans
during the courSa II the afternoon were
all couched IA the most optimistic
tone. and the succession Of callers who
Appeared in IN. hospital ofioe received
more and more cheering news 81 th.
patients condition Mrs GAynor and
her =on Rufus. feeling that the Mayor =
condition warranted no immediate fears
went out for a spin around the boule-
ward in a closed Limousine at as clock
| They did not return for over an hour
Al q O'Clock the regular service was
conducted ny the sisters in the hos
pital chapel and tho prayers for Mayor
Gaynors recovery which had been read
on Tuesday night were repeated
TtBOR PRAISE or GaYNOR.
! IptrrustI onaI " omen's Garment worker.