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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-26
HE KNEW THE JUDGE
And Led a Reporter TO That Function
ary's House.

There's a newspaper reporter in Atlanta
who tells good one on himself played by
the irrepreSsibe Chief Justice Logan Z.
Bleckley. The reporter had but lately come
to Atlanta to enter the newspaper bust
ness. He was assigned to interview the
chief justice on some important matter He
went to the capitol late in the afternoon to
find that the distinguished Georgian had
just gone home. He was told that he re-
sided on Peachtree. and with this meager
bit of information he started after him.
Having never had the honor Of an acquaint-
even seen HIM, the young man determined
TO ask the first man he met on the streets
where the judge lived. AS it happened the
first man he tackled was a tall, slender gen
tleman, slightly stopped, with long wavy
hair. all white with the ''frosts from the
almond tree" The elderly man was going
out Peachtree in the same direction the
reporter was bent II was a dark. rainy
evening. and it was already bordering on
night. The winds blew the gray locks Of
the elderly gentleman back and forth and
the streets ran deep in water.
Excuse me. sir" said the reporter "can
you tell me where Judge Bleckley lives?'
1t was a long time before the stranger
answered. When he did it came this way:
Il guess so" Another pause. IF you
will go with me L will show you the place.
1 am going out that way
They walked on together. The elderly
gentleman was not without words. He
talked about the stormy night and asked
the reporter il he didn't find it disagree
able going out in the streets such nights.
They finally halted before a small cottage
on Peachtree.
81 think you will find Judge Bleckley in
here" said the stranger. III 90 in with
you
.sOh, never mind. You are too kind -
said the reporter, in deep and genuine graft
tude.
Yes. I'll go in with you. feel at home
here" remarked the stranger, indifferently.
They entered the door without knocking
or ringing, and the man seemed to know
something about the place, for ne said:
Just hang your hat on that nail up there.
and walk in to your right to the little re-
ceptiOn rOOm as We call Vt.
The reporter began to think he was lucky
Judge Bleckley, bat tfere was a kind of
mystery creeping over the conduct Of the
elderly gentleman that made him feel just
a little "woozy."
The man with long gray locks walked de-
liberately up to the crate, removed the
blower, looked in and turning to the re-
porter, said There is coal here, but no
fire Now if you want to see Judge Beck
ley and don't want to see him long 1 Won
build fire."
mo. no; l only want to see him for a
minute" said the newspaper man, little
bewildered. but never once dreaming of the
end.
.'Well. sir''-zand the voice came slow and
mysterious-"if you want to see Judge
Bleckley. Judge Bleckley is before you
The joke fell full upon the newspaper
man and stunned him.. 1t was several min
utes before he could go on with the inter-
viaw-Atlanta Constitution.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-26
Mnktnc the WORLD HomeliIse.

In an address before the w. c. T. u.
convention at Cleveland Miss Frances E.
Willard said:
II remember that no one subject puz-
zled or vexed me more in my youthful
days than why it was that men could range
the whole world at their will and then
have the home besides while women did
not have the world, but the home only. 1
did not think this fair, and 1 resolved to
build in my life to help to make the world
so homelike that women could freely go
out into il everywhere, side by side. with
men, and also to help bring 1t about that
men should share in larger measure than
they have ever yet done in the h3llowed
ministrations Of the freside and the cradle
side, through which, as I believe, they are
to reach their highest and hottest develop
mpnt -
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-26
VESTS AND WAIsTcOATs.
FIuny Affairs of silk and Lace Rival
Mannfsh Models.

The vest is one of the features of the
season and viii be more extensively worn
than heretofore, If that were possible
Vests with a half low collar and apes
slightly rounded out, with double points
and pockets. which are. however, of no
use, are the approved models. Many ladies
find vests and waistcoats inconvenient in
one respect Worn under blazer or jack
ct without shirt whist or blouse, the con-
tact Of the Sleeve Of the outside garment is
decidedly unpleasant. To remedy this
sleeves Of soft six are sewed in the arm
HOES Of the jacket. They have simple
bands at the wrists. Closed with a button,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-26
The Lasen Girl.

At LaseH seminary two-thirds Of the
gir,s go in for military drill under the
command Of a genuine major. who goes
out twice a week from Boston for the pur-
pose The girls are intensely interested in
this branch of their athletic education and
find the exercises of great value in many
ways. All the details of a full regiment
are carried out. The manual of arms is
performed together with the sword dri.,.
At the annual competitive dri.. for bat
talions and individuals there Is a lot of en-
thusiasm on the part of the fair would-be
soldiers The uniform is of navy blue and
consists of a skirt reaching to the boot
tops, a Norfolk jacket cadet cap and gilt
trimmings to indicate the rank. Each
young woman al L2sell is expected TO take
two periods of exercise of forty minutes
every day. but il is elective to a great de-
gree. and wholly so with the seniors. One
period IN doors and one out is the rue
during the winter months. but for a brief
time, spring and autumn, both are out Of
doors. Once a week the wou.d-De grace
fu, girl dives into the mysteries of nerve
training She also has time for tennis
bowling, bicycling, riding and skating. It's
small wonder, therefore. that the averages
as to muscular development and strength
just compiled at Lasell are much higher in
the senior class than in the schOO. at large.
Although corsets are not in the LaSe.l
girls wardrobe, her gowns have evidently
been fitted over cOrsets. and the corsetlesS
figure is not in evidence. as. ii is, for in
stance, at Wellesley and many other girls
colleges. That one believes in physlca,
training is no excuse for an E.-fitting
gown and a general air of sloven.iness.
In fact, a sve.te figure, with a chest held
wei forward and up by firm and no less
elastic muscles. should mark the athletic
girl of the npriOd and q - 0ffpD
the case, and most unfortunately for the
cause, the unattractive dress which is ere
form" in name Only. II is possible the
Lasel girl wishes to be graceful and aes-
thetic in attire as well as strong in limb
and muscle.-N Y. Sun.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-26
The women of U.hnnt.

In character the headdress is more Ital-
ian than Breton. The Golf is small and
square shaped. with a wide flap hanging
down behind, and it is white when the
wearer considers herself dressed and not
in mourning. Bright coIors. chiefly scarlet
and blue, are often introduced at the side
of the head. especially in the case OF chill
dren, but the strong singularty Of the Golf
fure is the manner in which the hair Is
worn. 1t hangs loose upon the back OF
the neck to the length Of six or eight
inches.
The first impression the women make Is
that they are all recovering from a fever
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-26
To Do Up a shirt.

In order to 40 up a shirt properly iron
every part of it before the bosom, being
careful not to stretch the neck. Then slip
in the bosom board. and with a cloth
wrung out Of hot water rub the bosom well,
cleaning off the surplus starch. If the
bosoms wrinkle anywhere. rub them to-
ward. the bottom. Iron quickly with a hot
irOn but not hot enough to stick and scorch.
Raise the plaits with the blunt edge of a
table knife and iron again. polishing until
there is an even gloss over the entire sur
faoa
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-26
He Knew from Experience.

Biffers-.Do you think bicycle riding
conducive TO health?'
Whiffers-"M assuredly. My health
has improved wonderfully"
But you don't ride a BICYCLE"
'Who said did,"
But you said bicycle riding improved
your health"
Yes; get so much exercise. you know
Exercise? How?"
''Dodgng the bicycles. Of course
Snare Moments.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-26
A Promnt Kesnonse.

A good story is told of a number of boys
playing one Saturday in front OF an epis-
copal church. The rector suddenly came
out of mis- parsonage and told the boys
to be quiet in front of the Lords house.
That is all right mister said the boys.
1.-The Lord is not here today. He is down
the street at the Jewish synagogue. Jew
ish Messenger.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-26
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-26
Dauders wife as a Grandmother.

Nine Daudet is always pretty and charm
ing. As you see her sitting at her fireside
among the hundred costly knick-knacks Of
a modern interior. with her little daughter
Edmee on her knee. she seems like a young
mother. but this young mother is a still
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credible. but her eldest son, the writer of
some very remarkable and original scien-
tifc romances. has been married for two
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HugO.-Lades' Home Journal
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-26
A Natural Fear.

Small Tommie's rly crazy.
And fear he'll go quite daft.
For fear that Santa Claus may fall
Down the elevator shaft
And smash the toys
He has for boys,
Like Tom11ie, that
Live in a fiat
-Harper's Bazar
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-26

Of one it cannot be denied that more sheets
and more laundry work are necessary, but
in the end seeming extravagances often
prove ones real economies.-N. Y. Post.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-26
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-26
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the issued Copy cut this out
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-26
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-26
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-26
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-06
THE ORIGINAL
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THE AUTHENTIC
WORLDS FAIR
PHOTOGRAPH

The WORLDS COLUMBIAN ExPosITI on has been
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The magnificent palaces of architectural skill erect
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and with that view in mind there has just been issued
under the auspices of the Worlds Fair Committee"
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-06

Bas ne Proved Beyond Desbs Thai the
yss piss't Held WHISKY.
An old man with . fringe of gray
whiskers and . general sxprcaion q
frsnkne~s and truth on his countsnsncs
entered q Michigan avenue car at tho
city hall yesterday carrying . tvo quart
tug In hts hand. There were seven pas-
Singers ahead Of hina. and every one had
hls eye On tho Jug a. 10 was placed under
The seat
AT Griswold street three more people
rot IN. and they were hardly SEATED be-
fore they discovered the jas. AT ws<h-
ington avenue The number Wa increased
By two more. and they followed tho
glsnces Of the others and eaKed long and
esrne-fiy nc the jug. The old man had
been nervous and uneasy snd now he
fslt that ~ ought % say something. He
accordingly reached down for ths jug.
set it on his knees and said:
II don't blame ye. bat ye hsv made .
mistake this time. hain't got WHISKY.
bos 'lasses."
The man across the aisis smiled In .
con.smp,u0us, sarcastic wsy. II w&s q
smile which plainly said: Thu old hay-
sod hss dreadful innocent look. bot
he'slying about tbs contents o. that jux
I've seen Jugs before todxy!- When Ire
oil man saw that smile, he redeemed up
little and ssisis
n never took drink 81 whisky In my
} lifsf It's ls~pss fur ths ed woman 70
p<st In hsr uancsmess."
And now the woman next % the smil-
81 also smiled. she wzs sniiing about
the rnincsmeat in<fesd of the whizksy.
but ths oh man took 70 the other way
and sxcisim>di
IL you felix's dost believe ne. you
kin Smell q ttf FRA had whisky tn the
iag. should hev wslkssEr'
s.Oa, We dent care - smell Of IA -
psisd ths msn besids hffn. - he stuck mp
his nns~ IL yoa s~y ia noissss. thas
ssffIts Il. bat-----
bat WHAT Why. ssni durn e. q
esur-e IA 1srs<-i D'ye sspposs IA rO'n
lie sluat s,ch thing - fhisi I've keps
house fur - yssrs and never had drop
q iseksr IN II, and why shon;d begin
r0wy'
~Ysa sborldnrr' aid shs nsn who
hal started che r0w. ssTs pains my
hart - 80 sn Cd nsn IRE you cx<ry-
tne hon. ths btris brown lug
s'ft tps<. eb2 Then ycs thiak Tn 3
rv. DO ycs, say it's 1ae<s@ Ia shs 3az,
sria waus surrebsrsy ~ taxfs a. 4
hasn't eniax - - eaii><i 49,
Bas thsrs go Nd s~~d a lus>~fixs-
Ten. Ia rs nervga<nss ~ io<k his
he'll ca ~ inx ssh u feli g. - hs,r
VITA crash. ssa 'vss nrokea IN many
p,-c~<. vhs,s t~oquhrss % Ne~ ofl><ns
fnoiss~- 49, speffsr-i siouf sni rsa
ever ~ hnor Until ~ poti go ~ large
~ ~ haad q = barrsl
Thar Il thst is->~< 90 shssksf I've
hsn ezllei drunks<a and kNr. sns
rszss maize ss esst tbs 1ax ana Lee