St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-17

u. a. Hawks. Cashier OF Seven Cor
ners Bank: Residence, 14S Nina Ave
nue.; Telephone, 10S4-2-The one thing
fast about Mr.. Hawks is his horses.
These he drives SO that any girl riding
behind them is perfectly safe. Without
intending sac ilege, Mr.. Hawks bears a
striking resemblance to Jesus Christ as
commonly pictured. He rows, sings
and dances. and is delightful man to
adore at distance, on account of the
delicious love letters he writes.
Egbert G. Handy, Real Estate and
Loans. 137 East Sixth Street; Resi-
dence, 50 Western Avenue; Telephone
14-2-Mr. Handy is a man whom any
ell-balanced woman would marry and
say 'Thanz YOU" He is of moderate
height, we'll put up. and characterized
by quiet dignity and loyalty to his Vir-
ginia tailor. He has beguiling smile
that does not appeal more strongly to
the heart of woman than the 100000 he
has made in real estate. He is we'll
connected. M. 2. Handy, of the Phila-
delphia Press, will be his wife's brother
in-law. He drives in a victoria, and
wears a sealSkin coat, with the seal in
side. The one obstacle a woman would
encounter in adoring him is the icicles
that fill his entire system.
James b. Hewitt, Real Estate, Room
4 Manheimer Block; Boards $40 North
Oak--Mr. Hewitt is man on whom a
woman looks and turns to look again.
lie is between twenty EIGHT and thirty
two years of age. His figure is shapely,
and his carriage graceful. His cheeks
are rosy, has eyes soulful and capable of
saying a great deal, and his lips cause
those of a splnster to move in prayer.
I1n q chnarfnl bio .x-ioIynH
enough to be interesting and Sympa-
thetic. Society is extremely fond of
him, and he is as Indifferent to society.
He is devoted to no girl, and there is no
girl who would not be devoted to him.
He knows how to live like lord, and,
being able, does SO. His principal oc-
cuDation is the care of his fortune,
which amounts to 100000. His wife
would be ideally happy.
w. I'll. Hyndman, Real Estate, 96 East
Fourth Street: Residence, The Monas-
terry. Wabasha Street: Telephone Call,
-2-Mr. Hyndman is the perSOnif-
cation of refinement. He is fond OF
amateur dramatics, and knows ali about
etchings. His words are mild, and his
opinions subject to revision. A woman
who does not incline to a positive nat
ure would be immensely happy with
him. He would adopt himself to her
with the least possible amount of fric-
tion. Ii she had money, he would not
ask her to spend it, and on all occasions,
he would be in order and source of
satisfaction to her. He is about thirty
six years of age, rather tall. dark, cor
rect dresser, and characterized by a
kindly smile and affable manner.
Edwin A. .iaggard, Lawyer, 80 Globe
Building: Residence, Poverty Flat
Since Mr.. Jaggard has sacrificed the
blonde mustache that formerly adorned
his face he is fanliliarly known among
"Cherub." He is thirty years of age, a
trifie below the average height, and
compactly built. His smile is raviShing,
his eyes irresistible, and the whole eX-
preston of his face invites confidential
alteration. He is just to his enemies,
devoted to his friends and equally popu-
lar among men and women. He gradu-
ated with all possible lfonors from Dick
inSOn college, also from the law school
of the Pennsylvania university, where
he was known as the hardest worker in
his class. He is naturally witty, and his
accomplishments extend like the spokes
Of a wheel, in every direction. He goes
whole-souled into anything he under
takes, from speechmaking to dancing.
whist to winter sports, and from law to
a filtration. His attentions to the fair
are as sincere as parsons aud pro-
gressive as Turkish sultan's. He
comes Of good family and will inherit
in the neighb0rhood of $3.50, ,0G0 from his
father, who owns almost entirely AL
tOOna, Pa.
Talbot Jones. Physician, 326 Wa
basha Street; Residence, 325 Jackson
Street; Telephone, l16-4-Dr. Jones
would make perfect husband. He has
a sensitive mind and nature, and leads
a most admirable life. By act or word
he would never cause his wife q mo-
unfailing. unselfish devotion of frank,
manly nature. He is tall. slight, with
surgeons hand, Blown beard and hair
that will curt despite his best efforts to
prevent it. His scientific ability is
recognized not only in this country. but
abroad. Papers written by him have
been honored with translation into
Italian, and have been answered by
Italian physicians. During his term as
city health officer, his scientific work
was less noticed here than in the East.
where its technical results gained him
an enviable reputation in the profess
sion. He is now engaged in private
practice, lives handsomely, travels
when the inclination takes him, and is
steadily accommodating fortune.
Samuel G. Marshall, Fire-Proof Build
ing Material, ZIG Robert Street: Boards
harrington Flats, Telephone 504-4-Mr.
Marshall ought to be Mormon or
Turk. He is possessed of altogether
too many attra ctionS to be mOnopoliZed
by any one woman. There is enough
of him, taking all his charms into con-
sideration, to keep a whole seragliO in
a state of perfect content. He is hand
with o dropping mustache that would
adorn one of Ouida's heroines. and
pair of fetching blue eyes that would
bring him almost anything in the way
of femininitv, though they look upon
her through gold-rimmed glasses. He
carries himself well, and is dressed by
the best tailors in the country. He
looks literary. but is not. He is fond of
dogs. A woman who would be "a
little dearer than his dog" would
be dear enough to suit the
most exacting. He is sportsman and
an athlete. to the extent of buying all
the apparatus in the market for others
to exercise upon. He is the Wealthiest
young man in st. Paul. His fortune is
between $4,0000o0 and $5.000,00O. He
would be quietly and agreeably de-
voted to his wife; she could have any
thing on earth she took fancy TO, and
she could do all the talking. There is
a buried romance in his life that inten-
SITES his charms. All the treasures now
which have firm hold upon his atfec-
tions are his dogs at Morris and j. FL.
At present Mr.. Marshall is
South hunting alligators.
PAULINE PRY.
To be continued.l
A Swindler Betrayed by q Parrot.
Paris Correspondence London Telegraph.