The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-12

oush Of Manhattan, and fusion
oandidate for president Of the
board Of aldermen, was deegnated
today BY the Gaynof campaign
managers as their candidate for
mayor, to. take tho place made W.
cant by Gaynos's deeth.
McAneny was quick to decline
the designation - head Of the
Gaynor ticket, and eaad that I'M.
der no circumstances would be
accent the may0falfty nomination
In opposition to Mitchell, the
Flsi0n candidate.
FUNERAL PLANS COMPLETE.
New York, Sept 12.-The fu-
neral services for Mayor Geynor
will be held In Trinity church
hero It II O'Clock on September
e; Services will be e.. public: public:
1t . conference In the ONCE Of
Mayor Kline by Representatives Of.
the city department and the Gay.
Nv When the 1ustania arrives ON
September 10, the body will be
4 taken to the Gaynor home ~
Brooklyn and stay there until!
Saturday afternoon. Then II VIII
be brought to the city haN where
II, win lie In state over Sunday.
Queenstown. Sept. 1.-THE steam.
ship Baltic. on which 10 the body OF
Mayor. Gaynor. arrived here this
morning. The mayors son. Rufus
w. Gaynor. fearing he would be be-
sieged with inquiries. left orders with
ship officers that none be allowed to
disturb him. M
New York. Sept. 12.-New York
city is on mourning today for it's dead
mayor. William ]. Gaynor. F1ags few
at half mast ana public buildings. the
city hall. the police Headquarters. mu-
The, board OF estimates. calt66 by
the mayors successor. Adolph 81 81
Kline, met to arrsnge q public M
after the. ARRIVAL Of the
mayors body aboard tho IusitAnia.
which sailed today from Liverpool
and y une here week from today.
the tentative date.
The new mayor, a republican, who
will serve until his successor y chosen
at the November election. and inaug-
urated January intends. hesannounc-
ed today, to carry out the policies OF
the Gaynor administration "in 50 far
I know them," and he will make no
changes in appointive omcials.
4hS AS60d606 Ox SOu0oAOuSO CoA
tinue to pour into the ONCE Of the
mayors secretary and the Gaynor
country home where Mrs. Gaynor and
children are reported to be bearing
their loss with fortitude.
Died Seated in Chair.
Rufus Gaynor, son Of the late
mayor Of New York, sent the follow
ing message by wireless telegraphy to
The Associated Press last evening: :
my father. William ]. Gaynor.
died on board the White Star Liner
on Wednesday afternoon. His death
was due to heart failure. He was sit
ting In his chair when the end came.
The deck steward had been with
the mayor few moments before his
death and had taken his order for
luncheon, the mayor marking the
menu to indicate. the dishes he de-
sired.
without Warning.
II was on the boat deck and went
below at the lunch call to tell my ia
ther that his lunch was ready. He
had been taking his meals in one Of
the state rooms and he was seated in
his chair apparently asleep. shook
him gently but he did not respond"
His trained nurse who had been
with him ten minutes previously was
0uuh1uOueus anu Iuo snip surgeon 1W.
Hopper. was called. The mayor was
given hypodermine injection and
artificial respiration was resorted to.
but it was quickly apparently that he
was beyond any aid. An examination
with a stelescope showed that the
heart was no longer beating. The
body was taken in charge by the
ships officers, embalmed and placed
in q sealed casket.
ION the morning Of his death tho
mayor arose at about 8 o'clock and
after q hearty breakfast went on deck,
He walked about the boat deck at fre-
quent intervals keeping In the sun and
he watched the men 90 through the
hre drill. About ten minutes before
one he descended to the promenade
deck and went to his chair, remarking
that he felt very we'll.
Health Had Improved.
During the voyage his health had
steadily improved AMI his nervous
ness had decreased noticeably. He
took a great deal Of interest in the
run Of the ship day by day and he
was particular to know Just where the
Baltic was when the chart was posted
in the companionway each noon.
"On behalf Of my mother, my fam
lily anu myself wish to express pub
licly my deep gratitude to Captain
Ransom and his .omcers for their
kindness. courtesy and unfailing
thoughtfulness, and to acknowledge
my debt to the passengers for their
most courteous consideration. at all
times in respecting the mayors desire
for privacy.