Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-03-04
NEWS NOTES AND COMMENTS.

'The American girl is the best
 dressed woman in the world" writes
 Mrs. George Cornwallis-W West, better
 known as Lady Churchill, and one of
 the first American women to marry a
 titled EnglishmaD. This statement
 appears in this months Pall Mall
 Magazine in an article under the cap-
 tion, American Women in Europe, '
 written by Mrs. West.
 Two new consumption cures are re-
 ported. One is by Dr. Marmorek,
 bacteriological expert of the Pasteur
 institute, at Paris, who hopes to win
 the alleged Rockefeller prize of ST.
 OOp, 900 for a consumption cure that
 cures. He says his new serum proved
 effective in large number of cases,
 and he will report on same before the Paris academy in the course of this
 month. The other is by Prof. Tiz-
 zOni of Rome who says he has per
 fected his cure for consumption,
 which underwent thorough trial at
 the hospital of the Holy Ghost. The
 king gave him two horses, from which the serum is drawn. Only very small quantities are used on patients, '30 square centimeters for a grown per son." Tizzoni is sure that he will earn the Rockefeller millions.
 The jury in the case of John A. Nordgren, on trial for the murder of his wife at Chicago, returned a yer dict of guilty in Judge Chetlain's court Saturday, and the punishment for the crime was placed at thirty years imprisonment in the peniten- tiaTy.
 Ed Knight, an attorney, was shot and killed at Lorimer, H., by "Coffey Hot Wilson, a town char acter, as a result of a quarrel of long standing. Wilson surrendered, but refused to talk of the shooting. Knight was shot twice and died almost instantly.
 William Jackson, formerly of Nash vile, Tenn, who was found guilty a | week ago of murdering Allen Blank enship, was sentenced at Evansville, | Ind, to hang at Michigan City June F. He begged the court to have mercy, saying he was crazy when be the crime. Jackson killed for his money.
 It has been learned that two of the negro women who were run out of Fayette, Mo-, were taken from the home of a negro man named Elkin living near Myers, in the eastern part of Howard county, Tuesday night and given a sound whipping and or dered to leave the neighborhood, which they did the next day. The are said to be prominent farmers in that locality.
 At Whitesburg, Fletcher county, Mrs. Garrett and her 16- daughter, Patty, were in 1icted on the charge of having poured water over the head and breast ot ex-Postmaster Jason l.. Craft of Craftsville, causing his death, for the purpose of robbery. Craft, the evidence showed, had been on busi- ness trip to Wise Courthouse, and stopped at several places en route home. He talked of his good fortune and his money. He was found dead 1 1t the Garrett house, and Mrs. Gar 'ett said he had fallen in the fire and , burned to death The doctors de- dared the burns were the result of . being scalded, and Sheriff Quillen set , o work on the case. Finally evi- f lence was found, and James Garrett i he husband, gave himself up, plead ng his innocence. The women fled, put were arrested in the edge of Vir- ,inia and returned to jail at Whites ( )urg, where they are now. It was ( Craft, who was 60 years old, ( idu dDOul c-OO Ou us pcIsOu ,
 Prof. Lorenz is going to educate German trained nurses to be equal to E he American variety-if he lives | ong enough. He says that he is mak- ( ng every effort to that effect flor the American trained nurse is certainly deal. 1 am afraid, though" he ad- led, ''that at first our people will not ,elieve what I say of this fine body f assistants to medicine and health. | With us trained nurse is a servant; : Fith you she is a lady, either wo- f nan or girl of most excellent educa- c ion. 1 don't wonder SO many rich entlemen marry their nurses after n acquaintance full of sunshine, and mental improve lent. "
 Reports from Western Kansas say hat that portion of the state. West rn Oklahoma and Northern New Mex 4 20 are in the grip of the blizzard. now has been falling since yesterday nd has reached depth of eighteen II lches in some places. High wind ac- the sncw and forms big rifts which are delaying railroad rains.
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