Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-03
AUTOPSY ON
 BODY OF SCHRIVER
DR. FRAssoALl FINDS cLoT OF
 BLOOD oR BRAIN FATAL.
Jaes Josahson7snd Reb Armstrong to
 settle colovsd Championship In the -asua Priees A-sna Mex: Nunth.
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 Douglas, May 2--An autpasy was held on the remains of J. NJ. Schriver; 'who died at :15 lzs1 night as result of injuries sustained by falling from "a loft in the livery barn of Fletcher Bros. son Ninth street last Thursday 
 Tsef autEssy, conducted tg DT Ran dall, revealed a fracture of the skull on the right side of the head, abont four inches in length. A large blood clot was 9ound on the brain Tte fracture and bt0ed clot were respon- sibfo for xie nAn's death. SchriFer had remained unconscious for seventy twolhourky ever since the night of the accident. He was a carpenter and buiiaers szd hsE been engaged at ean- tracing in Douglas Schriver came Ito Douglas frnm Phoenix. where a stepdaughter Hses- Up tp the time he left PaNeniK Mir. Schriver was a deputy United States marshal, lz1t told friend. since his arrigal in Douglas. that9te had resigned lis commission Jnst before leaving Phoenix
 The fzneral services were hefd Sat- uTday at 1 p. Fl from the undertaking paraors s6f " Dell Washington. on Tenth street. the Rev J. NJ. aoCon1b officiating. A nephew, Mr. Vaughn. Of Naea, arrived today and took charge sof MT Schriver's remains. Intermeat took place in Douglas. Mir.
 Schriyer made many friends while here, rwho feel keenly the unfortunate circumstances ander which he passed away. ,ss. .iI
 c. F. sNichcis, secretary Of the Douglas Amusement company, yester- Ifay reeEsved "a letter from John E. Baldwin, the world-famed halloorrist. Baldwin is new in San kntozio, Texas. zaad showing daily al one of the suburban parks there. He for ~1grted with his letter a form of con fraut calling for his appearance at the July 3d, Ath and 9th carnival to be held here under the auspices of the D. A Co. Baldwin is the pioneer of paras4Euie jumpers, who made a big name and incidentally good bunch Of czan toHring the world in exhibi- tions of his daring work. Baldwin achieEed his greatest fame as war balloonzst fer Juncses Sam during tfse late SpaRish-American war, when his intrepid daring and successful experi- 1ments nexolutionIzsd the work of scouting Not only did Baldwin ac- seompiish wonders m revealing the strength and position of the foe. but, anchored kfgh above inc heads of the enemy, dropped destruction among them in the shape of powerful bombs. 4 reproduction of his bomb-throwfng Is now his leading card, and is attract ing thousands to see him daily. His contract has been signed b5 the Doug las Amusement Co, thus assuring another and greater attraction for the July carnival Baldwin will make two ascensioDs daily on July 3d 4th and 9th respectively. Now, Bisbee and -Cananea. will you go away back in the hot stopes and listen to Baldwin's l rhundrous bombardment?
 Mrs. R. II. French, wife of the well 1 known attorney Of that name. passed away at the French residence on Fff- teenth street this morning at { o'clock. Mrs. French had suffered 6 l relapse from dread pneumonia, and her weakened condition from the rag- ages of the affictioH made it impos- sible for her to rally. A loving hus- band and son are left to mourn her demise. The sympathy of the com munjty goes out to the husband and | child in their hour of deep sorrow. 1 The Douglas bar association met at 2 i ?. m. and drew up resolutions of con dolence. They were present ia a | body at the funeral exercises held al i the French home this afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. French was lady Of [ attainment, who endeared herself to all by her kindly ways and lovahle disposition. and many friends will be | pained at her sudden call to another world.