The Detroit times., 1910-08-10
MAYOR GAYN0R is BETTER,
BUT NOT OUT OF DANGER


mitted by an irresponsible crank. II
was said by Secretary Adamson. thai
as soon AS the doctors will permit. the
wounded mayor will be taken To q
camp In the Adirondacks 10 recover
There he can have perfect care and
rest in his favorite out-of-door sur
roundings.
When the wounded man was assist
ed 10 sit up In bed while the nurses
were changing the bed clothing. he
seemed quite strong and seemed
cheerful. He asked TO be permitted
TO see some OF the friends who had
called at the hospital but the doctor
sa< No" They told him he might
see Mrs. Gaynor and some of the mem
bers OF his immediate family. but that
ell other visitors would be kept out
BY order Of the Hoboken authorities
all traffic along the block on Willow
ave, occupied by the hospital. has
been shut on with the exception OF
trolley cars. Motormen on these have
been ordered not to sound their bells
or run fast In the vicinity.
A detail of police kept the crowd
back today and everything possible
wounded man.
Most OF the officials OF New YORK.
City called at the hospital today and
left their cards. Secretary Adamson
has established temporary quarters In
the hospital and hundreds OF tele
grams denouncing the crime and ex
pressing the hope that the mayor VIII
quickly recover are being delivered &c
him.
Gallagher. the would-be assassin, Is
In the Hudson county Jail in jersey
City. The tail officials said today tha'
he had every appearance OF beginning
10 break down. Warden Sullivan SAID
that from his appearance Gallagher
had been drinking heavily, and thai
the sudden stoppage OF stimulants
was having a bad effect on him. Dr
Hastings. the jail physician. called or
him and examined him shortly before
IL o'clock. He gave him mil seda
tive and told the corridor guard tt
keep a close watch on him.
Seriousness Of Crime Dawnlng Or
Assallant.
Following a conference with Al
torney Jacktoff last night. Gallagher
cried. The lawyer had told him thai
public feeling was aroused over his
crime and that he was sure TO get
long term OF Imprisonment even IL his
victim recovered. Gallagher spent
wakeful night alternately tossing OF
his cot and pacing up and down the
cell mutterfng TO himself.
When asked what he would have
| Tor breakfast ire said he tiia-Het-~an
any. A cup of coffee and roll was
given 10 him and he was urged to eat
He swallowed about half of the rol
and drank the coffee.
After breakfast he sat for some
time with his head between his hands
He complai1ed that the Commissions
on his face and body. received in the
fight. with big" Bill Edwards after
the shooting panied him greatly and
DR.. Hastings sent him a lotion to ap
ply to them.
Shortly after IL o'clock, Thomas l.
Gaynor of Springfield, Ohio, reached
st. Mary's hospital In a cab. He had
just arrived from his Ohio home and
was greatly relieved to find that his
brother was doing SO well. Thomas
Gaynor Is a replica OF the mayor In
form and features, and his arrival
caused something OF a shock 10 many
New York city officials gathered al
the hospital gates who for a moment
or two believed the mayor was well
enough 10 leave his bed and appear on
the streets.
Soon after Thomas arrived, Mrs. II.
X. vingut, daughter of the mayor
and North Maynor and Mrs. Edward
nj - n tal
The following bulletin regard the
condition of Mayor Gaynor. Of New
York, who was shot yesterday by
James ]. Gallagher. a discharged city
employee, was issued at ST. Mary S
hospital this morning at o'clock.
The mayor has rested comfort
ably since 5. o'clock. He has TAX
en- nourishment and at the present
time his condition. in the opinion
of leading physicians, Is satisfac-
tory. (Signed)
ERNEST J. LEDERLE.
A previous bulletin, issued at 5
o'clock, was also OF an encouraging
nature.
Robert Adamson, secretary to the
mayor, said that the patient slep.
about three hours during the nignt
and partook freely OF chicken broth.
Jersey Justice" will avenge the
shooting OF Mayor Gaynor.
The proverbial rapidity with which
criminals are punished in New Jersey
will be observed in the case OF James
J. Gallagher There will be no con-
fict OF authority. New York has no
Jurisdiction, the attorneys agree today
and the prosecution will be in the
hands OF the authorities OF Hudson
county, N. j.
Prosecutor Pierre Garven began his