Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-12
NOTED NOSES.
A PEW NASAL APPENDICES OF GREAT
MEN.
Cleveland and HIS Cabinet-SenatOrial and Judi
cial NOSes-Signs Of Genius
In Noses.
Minneapolis Tribune.
Great mems, noses all remind us
Where ON own may lead in time,
And in walking have before lis,
Snp,nthina lcralv IN that lima

something lovely IN tnat line.
Greet men as a rule have large noses.
The old sculptors took an ordinary mans
face and adding an inch to the length OF
the nose, made them the faces Of gods.
You seldom find a little nosed man who
amounts to anything, and in looking over
the crowds of public men here you hardly
see one who has q nose less than one-third
the length of his face. l have studied this
subject during the past week, and am able
to give you here accurate descriptions OF
the noses of our great men.
Cleveland's nose is too fiat for beauty.
His complexion is rough, and his nose has
not the smooth, velvety appearance of the
healthy country girls. 1t is large and
rather pugnaciOus, but it has not the char
acter of Blaine's nose.
Blaine's nose looked larger when he was
a boy than it does now, and he was known
at college as "Nosey' Blaine. His nose
is inclined to the Roman, which the phre-
nologists put down as decidedly the aggres-
sive noSe-the nose of the cOnquerOr. Plato
saws that such noses as Blaine's are indie
of power, and you will find that the
ancient artists gave this nose to Jupiter
and Hercules. General ROsecrans has it
in a minor degree, but Blaine in all It's
perfection. julius Cesar and Lord Well
ington had Roman noses, and those of An
drew Jackson, Sam Houston and Tom
Benton are of the same character. A model
nose near home is that of Hon. Cush. X.
Davis, who delivered the leading Grafton
at the opening of the Exposition on Mon
day. 1t lisa harmonious, symmetrical nasal
organ.
Cleyeland's cabinet are all l~arged-nosed
men, though the noses of Garland and
Villas betray weakness. Manning has 4
very strong nose slightly inclined to the
the Roman, and Bayard's nose is a classic
Greek one, denoting refinement and arts
tic taste, rs well us great love for the beau
tiful. The Greek nose is straight, large
and finely cut. The only weakness about
Bavard's nose is in a line ut the side which
approaches a sncer. Lamars nose is a sort
of a cross between the Greek and the RO'
man. 1t denotes education, but ut the
same time gives an idea that its owner has
much animal pleasure and and taste. Ca
lands nose is rather small for his face,
Deep lines come down at the side rs though
there was a struggle TO keep it in its place,
and it has not the beauty of that of Bay
ard or the quiet refinement of that of Sec
rotary Whitney.
All the supreme court have big noses
Chief Justice Waite's nose is an immens,
one, and that of Field is a large and classic
Yates nose is fierce and his mouth is
severe. 1t looks more like Il nose ready t.
sentence a criminal than one to decide a:
to the equity of the matter in question
In this respect, however, it bellies its owner
Justice Gray looks like a Roman i'll his toga
and he has well cut nOsethat would weigl
two ounces. Stanley Matthews complex
ion is fair, and his nose, OF medium size,
has n rosy tinge. Justice Harlin is a gOOC
liver, and Miller'S nose looks Us though h,
was always smelling something obnoxious
The nostrils of it are dilated, and it look
rs though two little hooks were fastened
by invisible strings into them and were
continually pulling them outward. Mil
lcrs nose, however, has a good deal of thu
Roman greatness in it, and he is one OF TIM
ablest men on the bench.
General Sherman and the senator
have noses very much alike. They ar'
crosses between the Roman and the Greek
They are large and the nOstrils are sensi
tive. John Sherman's nose might be callcC
that of the tinancier politician, and per
SONS who have similar ones should devote
themselves to such matters. General Shcr
idan has Il Roman nose and he is 4 genius.
Brewster'S nose is n horrible one, bu'
that is due to an accident, when it Wa!
badly burned, nature not being responsible
If you want a fighting nose, one that vii
cut your enemies all to pieces, and do it a
cOolly rs though its owner was cutting NJ
apiece OF delicious portcrhOuse steak, tax,
the nose of Senator ingalls,, of Kansas. j
is thin, sensitive, and at the SAME tim,
strong. 1t has the Roman aggressivenCsS
Il sarcastic n~ostril, combined with all thu
intellect of the Greek. Ingalls, is u genius
and his nose does not belle him.
Speaker Carlisle has what is called in
physiognomy the inquisitive nose, or rathcI
a combination of the apprehensive anC
inquisitive nose. Carlisle's nose run,
straight down for about an inch and ther
seems to have small line before it break.
into the cartilages ut the end. 1t is not {
pretty nose nor does it indicate the great
brain of its owner.
Joe Browns nose is worth looking at
1t is q severe and formal affair and il
owner has made $1,000, 900 and a reputa
ton. i hardly know how to describe it
1t is straight and not yet straight, 1t i:
cold and yet warm. 1t is anything anG
everything. Above all it looks as if il,
owner took care Of himself, and | hay,
seen the faces OF Mormon elders or broken
down preachers who looked very much lik,
Joe Brown, OF Georgia.
Edmunds face is fair and his nose is red
1t is q Roman nose with q turn of secret,
iveness about it, and it has something o.
the irritable nose. The bridge, you will
notice, is sharp where it comes into the
Roman shape, and such n nose as this i,
said by phrenologists to be a sign of fret,
fitness and irritability. 1t is certain that
Edmunds gets irritable at times. But hi.
nose is a very large one, and there is great
ness mixed with the %irritability.
The noses of nearly all the senators are
large and that of Van Wyck is fat and biz
nostriled. Jones, the lovesick, has an
enormous nose. Senator Hoar, of Mass.
achusetts, has a conservative nose, and il
looks ~ though it came from New Eng.
land. Senator Germans nose is like that
of Secretary Bayard's. 1t is large, straight
and Grecian. The complexion of Joe
Browns nose is sallow. He is a temperate
man, and has never painted it with cham.
payne or bourbon. Logan's nReis 4 little
Roman me-. 1t has no spectacle bridge to
it, and his eve glasses fall down nearly to
its middle. Attorney General Garland's
nose has the same fault.
A Long Lost Relative.
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