ANDREW WOODROW
Arizona Republican Newspaper, Phoenix
December 14, 1902

Andrew Woodrow, aged about twenty eight years, was found 
dead in bed at Prescott last Saturday at 7:30 a.m. at 
which time the body was still warm.  The death was a s
urprise as he was a robust young man who probably never 
had a day's sickness.  The night before he had been 
suffering intense pain from a felon on his finger and 
had called a physician, who it is stated, gave him an 
injection of morphine. He was a very worthy young man.  
He came to Prescott from New Mexico.  Just as the funreal 
procession was about to move off it was decided to have a 
coroner's inquest which was held in the sheriff's office 
last evening.  A good deal of testimony, expert and 
otherwise was introduced.  The fact was brought out 
that two-eighths of a grain of morphine had been 
injectd into the man's arm Friday evening.  The jury 
decided that death resulted from unknown causes.