The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-06-24

dressmaker, who sent her to CONSTANT
nople with dresses ordered by the sultan's
mother.
Mrs. LANGrRY is said to be wearing
pair of black eyes, the result of dispute
with her latest admirer, John Baird, q
Scotch millionaire, known on the turf as
Abingdon.
IDA LEWIS, who received gold medal
for saving two sailors lives in terrific
storm In Narragansett bay when she was
only thirteen years old, now works in a
Bath (Me.) restaurant.
Miss FRELINGHUYsEN, the daughter of
the late secretary of state, is O tall and
slender brunette, with fine eyes, clsar-cut
features and fascinating smile. She is
liberal in her charities, and is especially
occupied with kindergarten work.
Mrs. CAROLINE RosECRANs WADE, now
living at Jefferson, O., relict of the late
Senator and Vice-President BENJAMIN F.
Wade, was the daughter of Depew Rose
Grams, who was a drummer boy and one
of five brothers who "fit in the revolu-
ton"
ONE of the most remarkable looking
men in the South is Capt. James J. White,
of Washington and Lee university; he is
SIX feet two, teaches Greek, farms and
lectures delinquents all the week, and
helps take up the collection and sing bass
on Sunday.
The first negro woman to practice medi-
cine in Brooklyn registered in the county
clerks Office last week. She is Nerina NJ.
II. Morton. She was born in Ohio, is a
graduate of the Women's medical college
OF Pennsylvania, and passed the examin-
alton of the regents of the university of
the state of New York.
The car of Russia has as members of
his court fourteen officials of the first
grade and ITO of the second grade, thir-
teen masters of ceremonies, nine "acting"
masters Ia chamberlaiDs, and 25S pages
in waiting. There are twenty-five physi-
clans, twenty-four ecclesiastics, eight
danes of state one mistress of the court,
two maids of the chambers and 1873 maids
OF honor.
A STORY is told of DR.. Crosby in the
Evangelist which he used to relate him.
self. His house was once entered by q
burglar, whom he captured and who was
sentenced to twelve years Imprisonment.
But for three wears the minister kept up
a correspondence with the convict, con-
| verted him, secured his pardon, and later
had the satisfaction of seeing him become
a prominent and respected citizen in a
! distant town and blessed with a wife and
| child.
LONDON society has been shocked by
the fact that one of the peers of the realm
has gone into the dairy business But
| the person who has caused this shock is
something more than peer, for it is none
other than Lord Tennyson, the famous
poetlaureate. AS his lordship has bis
COWS on his Isle of Wight place and milk
to spare, he has equipped dairy, and
brand-new milk carts with the name
ALFRED, Lord Tennyson," now furnish
milk to the tenants thereabout.
A LETTER from Charles Dickens that was
sold few weeks go contained the follow
ing: 81 want to hire for Twelfth Night
a magician's dress-that is to say, black
cloak, some kind of doublet to wear un-
derneath, black band, and wand with
snake on it, or some such thing. Forster
wants a similar set of garments in fiery
red. anything between these and the
dress of MephistopheIes will suit him, but
it must have a good deal of red in it, only
he wants a mask-such as Wieland would
have if he were q grinning spirit. He
must be able to see we'll out of it, / have
seen Nathan myself, but they hare not
such things. The production of my card
will materially assist you with the Low.
ther Vagabond, dare say. Ifyou can eff.
feet this wonderful work fifty people are
expected to fall into fits. Don't leave my
card if you can't get the dresses. Fol
they'll stick it up in the chimney glass"