Arizona republican., 1902-02-10
FRANK HARLOW DEAD
Fatal Termination of His Injury by 8
 Street Car.

Frank Harlow. who was mdngled by street car on tine Indian school line ate Saturday night. died at his horne coraer or Third and Mckinley s,rea,a. ast evening at 6 o'clock The inrIc- liate caus= of death was aa abdominal nternal hemorrhaEe. O. vh.cn there vas DO outward indication whatever III he began -sinkinS a'oUt o'clock yesterday afternoon.
 Little was learned yesterday of the manner in which the accident occurred md that little was related oy the in iurad man yesterday morning.
 He said there were number of indian boys on the car Nho were scufiing and as a result Of it one of them or some one whom they pushed asai'Ist. pushed against him and caused him to fall.
 As soon as possible after AIr. Harlow was taken home the family physician. Or. Dufieid. was sent for. He ar ~i.ed about F o'clock. Ii wa7 evident that thc right leg would have to be am outated little below the knee and it. ,as also discovered that the left leg was dislocated aJ the hip joint Dr. DufFeld immediately sent for pr. Dois- worth. pr Mcintyre and a trained 1LTse. The patient was in a state of -ollause and heart stimulants were ad- ninisteye1 at once. He did not re spond to the medicines and it was de- -idcl that unless he could te rallied by the use Of 9 salt solution. an opera ton would not be attempted. He did ally, however. to a degree that great " encouraged the physicians and the operation followed. the right leg being removed bout three inches below the lree. The dislccation of the hip joint vas also reduced and when the pa ticnt left the operating table ne was in better condition than before the am oUtatioa.
 The operation was performed about ? o'clock yesterday morning. or as soon as the condition of MT. Harlow would warrant il and he continued to i'm prove till o'clock yesterday afternoon. when 9 change for the worse occurred md he sank slowly till the end came about 6 o'clock. IL had been feared riCm the first that there was some in terral injury or an injury to the spine. put the strength displayed and improve -nent noted for some hours after the operation gave the physicians strong hope for his recovery. However when he began to grow worse at | o'clock. there was evidence of abdominal trou- ble and later it developed that the sibGOlNtfiai taNltN was llllei Giln blDpC.
 Frank Harlow came here about eighteen months ago from Michigan with his wife and mother. the former suffering from an affection of the lungs and the latter from q nervous trouble. He was a painter and had worked here co1sid"ra bly' at his trade. He is spoken of as q genial. good natured man and was greatly respected by those who knew him. lie came down town Sat urday night to witness the Chinese New Years demonstration and was on the wsy home when overtaken by dis aster.
 Mrs Harlow was overcome with grief last night and was not in a condition to decide upon funeral arrangements.
 The death of Mir. Harlow was report ed to Coroner T. M. Burnett. who inn paneled the following naUed jury'Hen: F. Webb. =. A Gilmore F.. J. BonsaH C. Q. Buxton. J. F. PawIey and l.. T. Mansfield. The remains were viewed and the inquest continued to 1;S0 o clock today.