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

IArEsr BUIIEItNs 07n r M-The
MAYORS rrogrs-- today has hNen Hatis-
factory lie his gained in strength. has
rested we'll has taken considerable nourish.
man' and - N good condition this evening
WILLIAM y AELITl. VI. y
GEORGE - STgwART VI u
! GEoRGs D. BREWER. NJ u.
CHARLEs n PsoK. NJ y.
JoHN W. PArRisH. MI
CHARLEs y. Down. NJ y
Midnight There has been no change
IN the Mayors condition since the last
bulletin and he IL now sleeping
W ' ARLTTz. VI. u.
GSoR0E u STEWART. " y.
DR. William J Arlitz. Waiting surgeon
at ~ MArys Hospital. Hoboken, said
last night that the bulletins concerning
Mayor GaynOrs condition are not
oonceaIinR anything and that they are
telling all that the surgeons in attend
ance think there is to tell. They have
done this. he said. ever since the Mayor
was shot on Tuesday mo rning on the
deck Of the kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
DR. ArlitZ made this statement ne about
II clock when asked II IL WASH Z possible
10 learn som-shing more definite about
the Mayors condition than IL disclosed
In the formal language Of the bulletins.
We are Disgusting nothing and are
trying TO tell you the whole truth said
Or Arltz
A. that hour DR. Ariitz left the hospital
and II was announced that DR. George ID.
Stewart would stay with the patient
during IN. night Mrs Gaynor and her
sou Rufus were also 10 remain with tha
MAYOR until morning
When Or Arity left the Mayors condi.
ton was all that could be hoped for
There was not sign ~ an alarming
temperature was lit,l. above normal
did not signify anything Part % tn
evening the Mayor dozed and seemed 10
b- rested when h- awakened
The Mayor talked a good deal to hi.
wife aud son aud the physicians who verr
with him in the evening He spoke virh
greater claarn-s- than az any time sine
h. went to the hospital and when he took
his chicken broth he swallowed with
scarcely any difficulty
When Secretary Adamson announced
the last bullet in 81 the night he said that
Or Arltz would remain at tn. hospital
with Dr. Stewart. Corporation Counsel
Watson had also decided tn spend the
night in IN. hospital
Tn" physicians said that they couldn't
tell when the fragments 81 the bullet viii
he removed becaus. they don't know
themselves a. yet The Mayors condi.
tion satisfies them that there IL no hurry,
and that il all they are concerned with
just now
On. 81 IN. visitors last night was Or
wilkinson the Bishop Of Wall Street, who
remained az the hospital until the ESQ
O'Clock bulletin was announced Secrs-
tary Adamson said that IL was not posi-
BILE for the bullet that erazed the arm 81
Edwards TO have been the
one that struck the Mayor because OF the
angle at which the bullet that wounded
the Commissioner was fired
The physicians in attendance upon
Mayor Gaynor noted nothing but i'm
provement yesterday in their patients
condition. so favorable wsre tho syInp-
toms that tho surgeons decided not 70
attempt an immediate operation for tho
removal Of the split bullet that has lodged
one fragment near the point Of entrance
and one on the left side Of the remus OF
vertical branch of the jawbons.
such wAs the condition OF Mayor GaynuT
yesterday morning that after an II clock
The three New York ape
ciAlists who had been In AttsndAncs At
the bedside tOgothsr with the hospital
star Of surgeons and other physicians
rum outside the institution went back
tn New York. leaving the Mayor in 'hc
care Of only two Of the number Of watch
err. They did not return to the hospital
until 10 o'clock last night
Through Robert Adamson. the MAYOR,