The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-12
ABOUT WOMEN.

ABOUT OMEN.
liz these days no lady appears perfectly
unrufiisd.
New Haven is the home OF girl burglar
about ten years old.
Mrs Mary Iivermore's name is in the list
of camp meetlng temperance speakers.
IL is remarked that the more girls are
pinned back the more forward they seem.
brjds at Long Branch has bathing-suit
OF white broadcloth trimmed with Yak lace.
Ordway, the Boston artist, has just tiu-
ished a portrait OF Miss Annie Louise Cary,
for her sister.
Miss Hulett, OF the Chicago bar, is COM
mended for her legal abilities by the Legal
News of that city.
And now North Carolina comes forward
with q negro girl fifteen years of age and the
mother OF triplets.
Miss Priscilla Breshie, of Vasssr, has Just
been elected to the professorship oil msthe-
MATES in that Institution.
Ethan Aliens granddaughter is visiting
some juvenile companions in Springfield,
Mass. she is only 1Ol years old.
Mrs. Dan Bryant has been paid sl6, l6S 80
bv the trustees OF the Bryant relief fund.
Further amounts will be added to the fund.
Offsnbach, the composer, never allowed
his daughter to attend any of his operas, and
she went for the first time the other day as a
married woman.
The tidal wave of measles which has been
sweeping over Fiji was started by sailor
kissing girl. She says she's sorry Tor the
damage, but she wanted to be kissed
NoNcrwegian GIRLS allowed to have beau
until she can bake bread and knit stockings;
and, as a consequence, every girl can bake
and knit long before she can read or write.
Miss Clara Rose, of Philadelphia, had
$1,000 expended on her Latin, French and
German education, and then married man
who had to buy his butter halt pound at
time.
Mother: "Now, Gerty, be good giri and
give Aunt Julia kiss, and say good night"
Gerty: ''No, no! If kiss her she'll box my
ears, like she did papa's, last night" Tab
leauxi
Sister Rose Everett, niece of Edward
Everett, is about to establish q convent at
Dallas Tex. She is at this time mother SUI
perior of the convent of st. Vincent du Paul,
Jefferson, Tex.
Miss Laura Gordon, editor Of the Stockton
(Cal) Leader, has temporarily retired from
the tripod, because, as she says, the present
campaign promises TO be too bOisIerous tor
lady TO participate IN.
Philadel pb1a husbands are not allowed the
use of night keys, and when the clock
strikes 10, tthey are not at home the gTieved
wife sobs out; ''Sarah, hand me my bonnet
and shawl-and sword camel"
Probably one of the most thrilling spec
tacies in liie-one that sends through the
observer the greatest variety OF emotions in
a moment-is that of girl darting her lips
under her lovers mustache to capture a
cherry neld between his teeth.
The richest woman in America is the wife
of Prot. CANNED, formerly of Brown Uni
versity, Rhode Island. She has an income
of at isass million year, her fathers
estate, VI ich she has just inherited, being
estimated at fully $40 600 goo.
just before marrying an old mau for his
money, Louisville girl called her father
aside, and. throwing herself upon his neck,
exclaimed, amid smiles and tears: %,
fathsri Your pOOr. miserable daughter Will
have a ne - DODhos eNeEy week"
Those in favor of the advancement OF
women consider the admission of Miss
Mary Du Bots, Md, to full membership in
the Albany County, n. ~ Medical Society
great triumph, IuaSmuch rs the society has
been debating the matter for several years.
A foreign lady recently sold kiss tor So
600, while a lady passenger who sued q
Western conductor TOR kissing her only got
$1,000. This shows how much better one
can do by individual enterprise than de-
pending on a tariff that is regulated by law.
In Ancona, an old woman of seventy five
summers. named Maria Pignocchi, is excit-
ing some public curiosity at tie very near
prospect of her giving birth to Der four
teenIh child. Her present ana third nus
band is fifGy-fse, aud tfeads the air with
delight.
A man in New York Qusrreled with his
wife on Sunday evening, and then burg
himself to the bedpost with his wife's
apron. This little matrimonial infelicity
should teach wives TO always have q spare
apron or two about the house, aud PlenIy OF
bedpOsts.
In Kansas recently two young ladies. hav-
ing retired early. were awakened with an
urgent request TO attend q social gathering
OF friends, and in just fourteen niBUte~Lhey
aop. ared before their escorts cnInp3e,eiv ar
RAJ ed IN fashionable attire. Tnls the best
time on record.
Anna Dickinson is to go upon the stage,
and it is said that she will open in San Fran
cisco in the play of "Mazsppa." If there is
suv society for the prevention of cruelty to
animals on the Pacific coast, We trust that
before Anna is tied on the wild horse of
Tastary that some one will see to it that q
cushion is put on the back Of the hQrse.-Ls
Crosse Sun.