Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-10

and a grip that leaves u tingling sensa'
tion in delicate fingers for hours after.
Ernest Rial-Freemason grasp, short,
quick movement, cheerful salutatiOn
and always an invitation to come and
| see me-"
Dave Mercer-Long shake, steady
shake and shake all together-politi-
clans grip.
w. T.. Simeral-Up, right and left
movements. followed with a downward
pull and quick let-loose.
w. nj. NasOn-Peers over his gold
trimmed spectacles and extends his hand
in "a lackadaisical sort of Il way. as
though he didn't care whether he shook
or not.
Frank Parmalee-A grip that makes
a man feel that he is glad to see him.
Chester Bernard has a favorite way
upon meeting his friends of saying,
put your little hands in mine" They
generally do so, and sometimes get it
back all crippled up. He has enough
grip for four men.
Francis Dana shoves his hand into
yours, extends the fore finger along
your wrist, passes his thumb hard into
the back Of your hand and nearly
churns the life out of you.
George b. Eddy-A timid, excuse
In ~ l. 'oh INV " obN ISs bhi"V thN
a girl warm to him ut once.
Thomas SwObe-An easy, friendly
grasp, cordial squeeze and hearty fell
lowship movement.
Doc Haynes-Has the swinging old
fashioned, camp-meeting style, the
shake that gets there and makes you
his friend right away.
w. r. Vaughan--Gives M the tips
of his fingers.
G. T.. Mayne--Quick and nervous, but
with "a warmth and cordially that
makes one imagine that he is a close
personal friend.
tering palm a series of soft. spusmOdic
presSures. as if every hand he accepts
was that of his best girl.
Judge Berka---Thrusts out his hand
in a ready, hearty manner. The short
and chubby fingers grip warmly ana in
the shake h hand is elevated and de-
pressed twice.
j. 5. Observation-Disclosures hands like
a maj who thinks that life is too short
to be spent in such useless efforts.
Assistant Postmaster Woodard--Does
all his shaking in a perfunctory sort OF
way, giving your hand a quick jerk as
if he wanted to see what sort of IA fasten-
ing your arm has at the shoulder
5oNhcb.
Jack Prince--Grasps your hand as if
he we're afraid you were going to get
away from him. Then he shakes, stops,
presses your fingers tighter and tighter,
shakes again until your teeth rattle,
then slams your hand down as il it were
something that would bite. Jack gives
the true western grip.
Ed Maurer-Grasps with a thick,
warm hand, short fingers, sometimes IA
pump-handle movement n others u
quiet, feryid clasp, He wears a ring
on which, if he catches your finger, you
are likely to feel a burning sensation
about the head of the nail.
Judge Beneke-A very uphill and
down-valley shake; especially with
friends he is pleased to meet.
+. a. Balch--An easy, comfortable
and leisurely shake, just like the dispo-
sition OF the patentee.
Mr.. j. b. Piper, secretary OF the
board OF education extends hIs hand in
a formal and mechanical manner. His
thumb passes on the metdcarpal bone
below the digit and the fingers grin the
lower part OF the hand aud compress il.
The grippers are cold, but the grasp is
warm and suggestive OF a secret socieyt
clasp. |
Charley Goodrich Here is a man
whose shake makes you feel AT home:
Immediately. He simply gives you a
gentle but warm squeeze, accompanied