St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-25

appreciated. His parents, who know him
best, are very partial To him, wlilch Would
Indicate 10 the thoughtful young woman
that he wears well. lie talks not 700
much. nor does he say things that are al
ways getting himself into trouble. When
he tells a girl that he regards her as the
apple of his eye. she can bet her last sum
mer's paraSol that he means every bit OF u.
He is perfectly truthful. and II he sald tilat
he had a royal straight flush in his hand or
told his wife that he had spent the night
with a sick friend. it would be prima facle
evidence that such hand was I'm his pos
session or that friend was like unto
Peters wife's sister and Law sick OF a FEVER.
He ought To be married.
c. b. GILBERT is very fond of cats.
This partiality for the feline pets Is one o.
his most carefully guarded secrets. lie
does not care To have il known. as he knows
that it is against any matrimonial venture.
No man who loves eats stands much Of a
show of being married. He knows not
what it is 10 sling bOotjack or other handy
missile at the festive midnight cats. lie
never tried il. They awaken him not
Under his care. and supervision regular
cat hospital has been instituted near his
abiding place. He has one or two of his
favorite cats i'm his rooms and at his place
of business. Aside from this monomania
he is 4 most desirable young man. lie Is
the secretary of Fire and Marine Insurance
company. and right good secretary, too.
+. L. HAMILTON is in the treaSurers
Office of the Omaha road. and is great
traveller. No summer ever comes and goes
that he does not HE himself to the Eastern
watering resorts. For long time he went
with his father and mother, but he hopes
tO go by himself before another president
takes his place in the White house. lie has
lived i'm ST. Paul for a number of years and
knows the town thoroughly. No matter
how dark il may be at night, he can always
find his way home. and. what is more, he
always does it. These good points are not
widely known. but when his pen portrait
is seen his chances for matrimonial selection
will bee increased as ten 10 one.
c. j. POTTS, although a comparatively
young man. has been in st. Paul for num-
Der of years, spending his boyheOd and
manhood within the confines of the city.
He has not been here all that time. how
ever, as he has been out on several business
and pleasure trips and knows an
elephant from a tiger on first sight.
He is very promising young business man.
and has, for a number of years, held a
responsible position in the wholesale house
of Auerbach, Finch X Van Slyck. He is
attending strictly TO business. and is start
Ing bank account that some girl in the
future will help him draw out.
HOWARD JAMES has ore thing i'm his
favor that will make him desirable tO girls
who love 10 travel. He is connected with
the Manitoba railroad, and will be i'm q
position to get passes for the members
of his family TO travel during Ger
tain seasons of the year. He will be away
from home great deal ON account
of his business. which might be considered
another good point. Not over three years
has he called 81. Paul his home. and i'm that
time he has made many acquaintances and
friends among ladies and gentlemen. He
does not talk great deal, but is a mighty
good listener. The woman who draws him
in the matrimonial lottery will be able 10
get in her share of talking. He is p years
of age.
+. s. BRYANT is good to himself and
drives a fast horse. He is great sufferer
from dyspepsia, and this, in connection
with a case of unrequited affection which
happened to him years ago, has caused him
to tire of society and seek solitude and a