The evening world., 1913-09-04

because he Ia very tired and does not
want to meet any one beyond those who
accompanied him to tho boat" he said.
IAN can tell you IL that he 10 taking
this trip In order TO get thorough rest
prior TO the work OF the campaign. lie
feels mighty tired"
Was tho decision to 20 abroad taken
suddenly" asked The Evening World
reporter.
mo. Ny father decided several days
ago that ne wanted 10 set IN absolute
rest. and he then determined that he
would 70 abroad. He thought hs could
set better rested By taking . go trip
than by doing anything else. He did
not announce the plan publicly. - he
wanted TO get away very quietly and
without any fusA I think hs succeeded
In doing this"
The utter lack Of commotion or excite
ment on the Baltic showed that younS
Gaynor was right
crest" 10 ALL THAT 10 ON THE
MAYORS MIND.
MY father 10 not going to think OF
politics or business Of any kind while
away. at least that's what he says"
continued the son. "Rsst and nothing
but rest 10 what ne 10 looking for.
my father expects to be back In New
Yor4k about the 10th. He will try to
connect With me Cedric at Queenstown.
that ship leaving there on the twelfth
and the Baltic being due In Queenstown
on the 1ith. This gives him one day
and no may b able to mako L.
III not. my father and I vii prob.
ably return on the LAurenuc. also Of
this line. which will sail from Liver.
pool on the 18th and 10 due In Montreal
on the 18th. II y not my fathers IN
tention 70 spend any time on IN other
side All he wants 10 the rest Of the
sea trip"
The Mayor and his son occupied suite
3 and q on the promenade dsck. one
Of the best suites IN the ship.
The Mayor Attracted scarcely any a..
tsntion either when he stepped out OF
his automobile 1t the pier or when he
vent aboard the ship. Not more than
twenty people were At the shore end Of
the white star pier when the big gray
touring car. IN which the Mayor rode
from his Brooklyn home. drew up ~
Ns7.
One Of those who accompanied Mayor
0aynor TO his stateroom, . member Of
his immediate party Of Isave-takers.
said after no had hidden the Mayor
farewell. that Mr.. 0aynor seemed to
bs an extremely tired and rather sick
man.
But the Mayor WON'T admit II. b..
cause he's always 20 perky and chip.
per-" no added.
Mrs. 0aynor will remain 1t the CAV.
nor home In II. James. l. L.. while the
Mayor 10 on the SEA-.
MAYOR WANTED TO DODGE
PUOLIcIrV.
Secretary Adamson rscsivsd numerous
Of the Mayors political friends. among
them being Michael J. Drummond. Com.
missioner Of Charities. who u under
stood to have the Mayors support fol
Comptroller on tho "apads" ticket MI
Adamson explained that the Mayor has
80 far refrained from indicating wha'
his decision will be a. to the balance
OF his ticket. . question which u JUS
now causing all the political leaders u
| throb with curiosity.
Mr.. Adamson explained that the Mayo
has been subject TO excessive cough
Ing. He said that tho bullet, which eth
lodges IN the M1yor's neck. esvsrs<
several chords In the region near M
| root Of hts tongue and caused par
tiai paralysis Of one side. Secretion,
had formed. and Naturs's effort to d.
lodge the ''nsh-hooh." a. the Mayo
characterized his aalmsnt. provoked tn
coughing.
II was the coughing which caused tn
pAliid face and fragile frame Of IN
Mayor. a. was apparent at the cersmo
MES In front Of the City Hall yester
day. These attacks have become fur
ther apart. Mr.. Adamson stated. and tn
Mayor l. now subjscs to them only ono
tributing cause.
The Mayors appearance At his publ
nomination on the City Hall steps va
. distinct shock 20 all VINO were clos
to him. While the excessive heat q
the day had . certain fatiguing effsc
OF Il was apparent that Mr.. 0ayno
was suffering seriously from oths
causes. He could scarcely stand on hi
feet.
Before leaving bis homo In Brookly
the Mayor dictated . lsn6thy statsmer
attacking Tammany contfaotoss sc
state highway scandals and commend
!. ing Gov. Oulssr tor treating the "ras
caily contracts." vhaoh. ne Mayor ssy'
10 probably tAs,s sisssst spite aSsinl
him."
lie aasaflsd HE enemies - ''oorrul
, scamps" and "ooerupt press" and n
asserted that he has taken the Poli'
!, and Fire Departments out Of politio
He winds up . typical letter BY Stair
that no 70 ready TO quit Aad hat b
reelection TO the once Of Mayor oo
csrns taxpaysrs far more than Il DO
him. His letter follows;
SAYS Hes oolNo ''WHgNG NJ
:, eoov GAN ogr AZ MI"
A Il am going to take . seuDls
A. weeks vacation. ! cannot poss1Aly &
= any privacy On land. 70 AM going
y spend two weeks on the ees9A whs
. nobody can ~ 81 ~ Z Nave b
N nearly four yonra Ahy6f a0A have 4