St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-24

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eat meat on Friday, he has seldom, IT
ever, been known to miss a german.
He is generally unselfish, though he
will play the piano, but he plays it so
we'll as to mitigate the offense. His at
most to the point of hopelessness. But
while there is life there is no occasion
for utter despair, and let no man be
called dead until he's married.
Robert Rantoul, Secretary and Traffic
Manager of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road. Boards at the Monastery,509 Wab-
asha Street-Mr. RantOul'S wife will
probably call him Bobby. All his
friends do. The first impression one
gets of him is that of the New England
woman in the final state OF evolution.
When one comes to know him. however,
all that is changed. He is a man OF
strong character, absolute integrity
and honor. His popularity among
women will afford his wife
the satisfaction of feeling that she is
the envy OF her sex. He dances we'll.
but his speciality is talking. When he
begins to speak the crowd bushes until,
by his request, it huns again to give
him an opportunitw to Indulge his ge-
MUS for saying. with the utmost grace
and sincerity. some sweet nothing that
is SO perfectly adapted to the young
woman to whom he is talking she is
persuaded she has never heard it be-
fore. 1t is recorded of him that his
original and particularized manner OF
asking q young woman for dance
makes her as happy as could any other
man asking for her hand and heart.
The report is frequently circulated that
n ~ 4 TO h Iy.rf n
aStic vows, but as often as his affections
are entangled, he retires to his cell and
presumably takes them to heaven i'll
prayer, so Kidding himself of tempta-
ton.
James I. Hazard, Chief Clerk Traf-
fic Department Chicago, st. Paul d
Kansas City Railway, Bank OF Minne-
sofa Building; Residence, Harrington
Flats-To see Mr.. Hazard is to love
him. His attractions are manifold and
intense. It is said that cast OF the
Italian nun in his possession was once
heard to breathe distinct sigh OF long,
ing and tumble off its pedestal at his
feet. He is tall, spiendidly put up, and
dresses we'll, but with the indifference
loveliness can afford to show to adorn-
ment. One can never imagine him
studying tailor effects for his mirror.
His hair is dark and grows above fore
head and pair of temptations eyes
that would inspire Ella Wheeler
Wilcox or, Ameli Rives Chanier
to write whole pages of improper verse.
The contour of his face, the expression
of his chin and the droop of his mus
tache make bereaved woman see a
large hope and glorious possibility in
widowhood. His manner is unaffected
and magnetic, his education is evident,
and his tastes are nice and quiet, sub
ject to the reIapseS peculiar TO human
nature in the masculine gender. lie is
just bad enough to be piquant and keep
his wife from worrying over the iieces-
sity of his dying on account OF his good
ness. He dances, sings. skates, fishes,
hunts, rows. rides, rollicks. knows the
atrical people, catalogues chorus girls
for convenience and refers to them by
number, and links horns with the Eiks.
He is delicate, powerful machine and
a swift one, capable of regulation by
the coming woman who as yet has CIV
en- no warning to his friends of her APP
preach, For further particulars consult
Samuel ii. Marshall.
Thomas p. Wilson, Lawyer, So Gil
fillan Block; Residence SOB RondO-
The cherubic expression OF Mr. Will
sons face would lend a touch of divin-
ity to the happiness any woman would
find in him. His life is admirable, and
his enthusiasm for young women too
general to cause aught but an intensely
jealous wife any uneaSlneSS. His nat
ure is so attractive that when festive
movements a-foot an effort is always
made to induce him to join. He is an
honorary member of the Nuslikas and
active in all winter sports. But, by S
own profession, the only pastimes from
which he obtains real enjoyment are
angling for trout and calling on
women. He hates cards, and fails to
understand how sensible man can
like them. He keeps early hours. aud
at forty is younger than many Of his
is. about S500,0OO.
Henry B. WenzeI, Lawyer. 90 National
German American Bank Building; Res
idtnce-Poverty Flat, $50 West Fifth
street. In the old and honored sense of
the word, Mr.. Wenzell is one of the
most thorough gentlemen OF the St.
Paul bar. He is a graduate OF Harvard
college and Of Harvard Law school, and
has taken degrees in q German unlver-
sity. His travels have extended from
Alaska to Mexico in this country, and
have covered all the interesting points
of Europe. He is thirty-six years of
age, tall, rather slight, with dark
hair, eyes and mustache. He
dresses correctly, has a profita-
bic practice, and OWNS considerable
valuable property. He is mo:s
than respectfully tree from vices, and
enjoys the confidence and respect OF
his many friends. La consideration Of
the large number of young women who
have no available occupation but living
at the expense of some man. it is self
iSh of any man to remain bachelor,
or even widoWer. beyond a decent
time of ostensible mourning. 1t is
particularly selfish of Mr.. Wenzell to
persist in eelibacy; he is such an excep-
tional master of domestic economy.
He is fond Of home comforts and I'M
derstands the art of obtaining the
greatest return for the least
expenditure. Since his advent in
Poverty Fiat the paupers have
enioyed double the pleasure of living,
with Just one-half the money it cost
them before Mr.. Wenzell assumed c0u-
troll of their domestic arrangement. He
inclines to the corrected edition of the
Boston woman, and is admirably suited
to make one happy. With equal ease
and equanimity he would lead her be-
side the still waters of transcentlental-
ism, and through the valley and the
shadow of the kitchen. Goodness and
mercy would follow her all the days of
her life, and though her cup of JOY might
run over. her cup of tea would always
be just right.
Senator A. j. Whiteman; Residence,
Duluth; Boards Hotel RYan--Senator
Whiteman is like attractive articles in
holiday showcase--ene cannot be quite
certain they are not sold, though they
NAV not be labeled. The legislator from
Duluth is very marketable goods, and
he knows 1t. He is about thirty. not
tail, slim, blonde, with a mustache
that droops effectively. He is so am
bilious in politics that woman could
consistently marry him with one eye