Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10
His Physicians Think an Opera
ton May Not be Neces-
Sary.
WOUND IS NOT TROUBLESOME
y.Ray Examination Showed Bull
let Had Split After En-
tering Head.
Violin Has shown No Curiosity About
Man who Tried to issas-
slnate Him.

New York. Aug. tO.-Mayor Gayno
mas resting comfortably at 1880 thi
afternoon and there was no aDprecl
Il able change In his condition. III
Il physlcians hope that an operation ma,
not be necessary, DIR. Parrish. I'll,
family nh, stefan. Is constantly In at
tendance,
MAYOR Gaynor was transferred thi,
afternoon to u larger nnd lighter room
in 81. Mary's hospital. Tie wounded
executive was strong enough Ia raisc
himself In bed with one hand. lie
chattcd with. his wife as he was
wheeled to his new room.
The physicians viii hold another
consultation at q O'Clock tonight.
New York. Aus. Mayor Gaynor
continued in about the same condition
hay not pronounced him out Of dan
ger they hope an operation to remove
the two fragments OF bullets may be
unnecessary. Central office is inves-
tgating the story of man named
perlman, who informed Inspector Rus
sell that an intoxicated patrolinan told
bis sister the night before the shooting
that GaynOr is going TO get his soon.
Mayor Gaynor has been active in po-
lice reform
James J. Gallagher, the discharged
dock empoye who shot the mayor. has
been placed under constant guard
Fearing he may attempt suicide his belt
and suspenders have been taken from
him and he is denied the use Of knife
ana fork. being fed with a spoon.
consultation OF physicians
over Mayor William J. Gaynor,
Who vas shot by discharged
dy employe yesterday, was ffefd mrs
morning after which the following bull
kun was issued.
II am.-1he mayor continues 10 do
Well Il is the unanimous opinion of
ne surgeons that no operation is neces-
sag at this time"
Tue bulletin was signed
wv. j. ARNLITZ. MD
GEORGE W. BREWER, MD.
GEORGE ID. STEWARD. MD.
CHARLES y. DOWD, MD"
DR.. John d. Wagner. who visited St.
nays hospital this morning said he
'aa learned that Mayor Gaynors tenn
ltIature was l0l and that at the pres
gay Tine II was a hundred and a NTH.
me condition OF Mayor William J
uaynor WHO was shot and seriouslv
wounded yesterday by a discharged
ay employe' is regarded as encourag-
ls TINS morning, although II continued
De a source Of great anxiety. The
~ bulletins OF the day were hone
~ ~ tone indicating that the patient |
4s resting comfortably and taking oc- |
Nslonal nourishment. ana the bulletin |
sr,.e az ! O'Clock was regarded an |
extremely favorable.
WOUND NOT TROUBLESOME.
NE wound itself Is not causing seri- |
~ NvuDle but the doctors are giving |
~,u chlet attention to overcoming the |
-ahstrs OF possible infectiot. The |
IssFor remains calm and keeps cheer
s"oIty before 10 o'clock Mayor GAY
/, Nas allowed little nourishment
-. ~. form OF chicken broth and was
ls.nll'tel taste OF coffee. The MAYORS
tppeule was by no means satisfied.
~ YER tie said he was very hungry
IA. Iauenlngly suggested to Secy.
i',, pHiaoh mat the latter smuggIe I'm a
IA, ny more broth for him.
.in,D, MAYOR was in no pain and con-
ivy. talking freely on various sub
nIisHite, me mayors condition is adj
,saclans would not coun,it thon,-
son, on any statement a. to the out
n ~ Soy Adamson, who was one
ns'aNe VINO remained with tho
,vtloot" or night. said he considered the
'J ~. very hopeful.
q =, Adamson. however. was asref,n
nm, tIsss the possibilities OF danger
I'M rIecuon OF the wound, which
pov,a main y. until the bullet is re-
las lnd,.anere Is also the danger. II
a ,ulcated by those who had watch
ro,, S case closely, that the shot
, u1llaEher's revolver had passed
hs1ss 10 an artery that hemor-
ter, might be brought on from an
,ln-,u artery wall. The massage
oseve. 'essens the probability of this.
i ~i,s Goynor has not been an1ict-
on attack Of hemorrhage since
rourb, shortly after he was first
SUI TO the hohspital.
:, i'Af EXAMINATION.
iowed N, ray examination last night ,
M mat the bullet had been I
IL, b.,auy after II entered the head !
,psre,,,' the right ear. one section
outb 49, wing In the floor of the 4,
,ns near The lcft wing Of tho inv =
y .,nlle the other remains near q
ID the ear. VI the wound ne n
en- ca,asots physicians showed bv 5
ey con.isse through tho night that 4
nso, ,rrlered him In no immediate "
AZ - nose who spent the night Il
''' mayors bedside were Mrs.
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