New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
MAYOR WANTS AUTO RIDE.
FeeIinu So Good Expresses De-
sire to Get Action in Open Air.
TOLD OF EpWARDS's WOUND
EXPRESSES Satisfaction That 1t
Was Trifiing-Question OF
Operation Undecided.

No one &c more aware Of his returning
x+rength and steady Improvement 1Adh
Navor Cavnor himself He is beginning 10
grow restive under the restraint OF the nos
rt.al routine his attendants said yester-
6sv and is anxious to get away ana go 10
his summer home at St James Long lsiano
o- 70 rhe mountains whichever place may
he finally decided upon. where he will re-
,,,,e-a-e The Mayor felt so good yester-
ssv that he expressed desire TO Dr. Arlitz'
.be house physician at St Marys Hospital.
that he might be allowed to get out ana
rake an automobile ride. DR.. Arlitz vetoed
ehe MAYORS petition yesterday. but assured
him that il would not be many days before
he could riJe away from the hospital IN MS
automobile. not TO return again.
The MAYOR sat UP for nearly six houIs
yesterday and took considerable exercise II
walking about his room. DR.. Arlitz, VINO Is
now the only physician attending the
Mayor. said yesterday that ne had not re-
stricted the Mayor to any time limit IN me
amount Of walking he might do in his room
He merely cautioned him to return TO ilI0
bed al the first sign Of fatigue, he SAID
At Mayor Gaynor's request yesterday MS
meals were served at the time he Is acCus
toned 10 eat them at home instead oi 1oi-
lowing the hospital schedule. as has oeen
heretofore.
and Is now allowed to eat almost anythlns
-bs- he Wishes He ate three hearty meals
yesterday and had meat for poth piedAi'9'
and dinner.
Hears Edwards Was Wounded
The Mavo- learned for the first time yes
,e-dav that William H Edwards, Co1nn1ls-
eioner Of Street Cleaning, had received
-,,o,,rs in the struggle with Gallagher 81
The time the Mayor was shot on the ha1sel
Wilhelm. der Crosse. Robert Aoamson' ms
secretary. assured the Mayor that Nj To-
wards's wound was 3 tr1f1lng one al WHICH
The Mavor expressed great SatsIaCloh
Mr. Adsrnson said that the Mayor dld not
-,,Jrsje the subject further, and has not
asked SO far who his assailant was ne
has NOT vet been allowed 70 see any news
rspers. and has no idea Of anything that
has been going on politically or Otherwise
Nr Adanson said
NJ Adamson said Yesterday that nolhlhs
,-ad heen decided vet as TO where the Mayor
-u-o15Id 20 for 2 rest after leaving the nos
initial He sale that the matter would PROB
sb1,- =. talked over with the Mayor in day
nv ruo Although the Mayor has expressed
. r-e<erence for ST. James the physicians
eve ANXIOUS for him to 60 TO the Adlron-
oscks first
7 is likely that the surgeons who have
.--erded the Mayor will meet at the hos
,,i-sl today or tomorrow and decloe
-rherher 70 operate and extract the bullet
peso-A he leaves Some Of the surgeons are
lx,oU-n 70 think il would be advisable 10 no
-be Nsvo- OF the bullet before he Is re
,,oye5 from St Nary's There has been no
"a, se- for his leaving the hospital but II
ts e,-oeC-es1 he will go early next week
CITY Employees Depiore Attack
4 resolution deplor1ns the act OF d uis
charged city ernploye in attempting the ne
of the Navsor and conveying their sY11nPathE
and hope for his speedy recovery WaS
.donted It recent meeting OF the 1llS
,-o,7,,cif of 7hN New York Civil service
Aeeorisrian and forwarded to the Mayor
yesterday by " H Messenger the a'llhg
...-a-.rz- The resolution read
Resolved. That the City Councl5 repre-
sen-ing The classified civil employees Ct the
- e,-n-ess their utter de1estatlon OF the
.o- of DISCHARGED city employe OF TINS
-, in attacking our beloved Mayor: thal
,,e re-ehv plIhliclv express our apprecla-
i'm o4 the interest fhe Mayor has ire
o,,evrl,- shown n or behalf, and We herepy
-zraeo, 10 him our heartfelt sympathy, ana
,,o,a earnestly for his early recover