The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-05
CONCERNING WOMEN.

WOMEN visitors to the Yosemite have to ride as
men do.
THERE is a society woman in London who Is sey-
entythree years old. and she isn't tired OF ii yet
A CHICAGO girl who was badly squeezed between
the bumpers of two excursion cars says IL feels Just
like being Rugged by an Indiana man.
GIRL in Tennessee, who mas fine gray eyes.
makes them APP az blue and bright by wearing hats
lined with dark blue velvet and eating Jumps OF
sugar on which has been dropped a little cologne.
AN old woman took a seat in Grand Rapids
Church at the time of the usual evening services
and went to sleep. About midnight she awoke,
locked in and alone. Her cries MADE frightful
echoes. and she was nearly dead with terror when
released.
Miss LYDIA POET. having gone through regular
examination. has been admitted as a lawyer 10
the bar of ToTino, Italy, with eight votes against
four. Alter her admission to the bar two men,
bers of the Council. Mr.. spsniigaH, N. p, aud
MI Chiaves, resigned.
WHEN Virginia belle was once surprised by
her father in the parlor OF hotel at the White
Sulphur Springs supporting upon her shoulder
the head OF middle aged Rdnirer, she at once
disarmed The impending rebuke By exclaiming:
5urey father. this is not the first time you have
seen an old head on young shoulders
''SNoN you've been drinking again. l smell
liquor on your breath and It was only yesterday
you promised me. your fond wills, that you had
now finally reformed" "Hes Mrs. Mulberry (hic),
ash but you (hic) the choleIa's s-rsging in
Egypt (hiel, ans comm in this diIecshun like
thic) 'spress train. Got to begin 10 brace up my
(hic) system in time. Mrs. lhic) Mulberry"
Miss ALICE SENsESY Of bloomington, Ill, has
a pet coon-a very small ring-tailed coon. The
young miss, with her young coon. with blue
Tibhon around his neck was down street on Sun
day. The little fellow. not bigger than good
sized kitten, padded along the the side
his mistress just kindly disposed poodle would.
cutting up pranks that were quite amusing to all
OF the many passers
A MISSEBAGo maiden, known in McGregor,
Iowa, as Agnes, went over to that town from the
Wisconsin side, with other members of her tribe,
recently. in skih. and. beiag detained IA her
shopping tour. she was mortified going to the
river bank TO tnd that her friends had taken the
skif and gone home. Nothing daunted, however.
she was not TO be stopped by triile. and. taking
off her raiment, she pinned it in a bundle to her
head and then swan the Mississippi River to her
camp.
ADARK-EYED girl with tangle of soft brown
hair shading her brow. says: ''lf fellow is des-
perately il love with girl and is persistent in his
efforts 10 win her he is sure 10 gain his suit.
w1dowers understand this point. and know ex-
aetly how to make love and propose, aud you will
observe they are always successful" She knows
one case where q widower went in and hung up
his hat, announcing his intention of remaining
until he was accepted, and the girl had to marry
him to get rid OF him. A Wid0Wer beau makes her
nervous about the result.
THE failure of the washerwomen's strike in
Augusta, Ga. is thus pleasantly alluded to by a
local paper: Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock
the city was threatened with an event which al
most eurdled the starch in the shirt collars OF the
community and hcze the soapsuds IN the bluest
veins. IL was cOmmotion which conc srned the
very existence Of society. and had II not for want
of a proper head or more thorough orga aiZau0n.
dissolved like borax in the summer sky. the peace
Of he State and cause OF civilization would have
suffered serious shock " When a Georgia edi-
iol .ets ont to fill SPACE he can do &C.