The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-04

Roman aggressiveness combined with all
the Greek intellectually. and its sensitive
nostrils are those of a patrician. 1t is the
great and only nose of the great and only
ingalls,, and it is nose which some Sena-
tors L know would like to pull, but dare not.
ANOTHER FIGHTING NOSE,
but one of a different make, is that of Sen
ator Vest. 1t is smaller than that of In
gals, and as it trots around the Senate in
front of Vests cheeks and between his
pugnacious eyes, it makes me think of the
bad man from Bitter creek who walked
around with chip on his shoulder, yelling
that he was terror and that he could
whip any BANKED man in the house Vest
likes to fight as well as he does to eat. He
is man OF remarkable ability, and behind
his pugnacious nose he carries very good
natured soul. If he thinks his corns are
stepped on, however, his nostrils begin TO
dllate, his shoulders droop more than ever,
his head jumps an inch further out from
his shoulders, and his enemies need to look
out Senator German has classic nose
1t IS large, straight and Grecian, and it
looks very much like the nose OF Senator
Gray, save that it shows more power
Senator CockrelPs nose is long and thin
1t is typical American nose and
Cockrell keeps it well down on the grind
stone of senatorial hard work [ seldom
get fair look at it from the press gallery,
as he is always bending over his papers
and Cockrell seems to work from mornin q
till night. Next to him sits Senator Coke
who has
A MAGNIFICENT NOSE,
but who seems to do little else than polish
1T: and back of him is Senator George. who
has fat, shapeless proboscis which will
not hold spectacles. and upon the end of
which pair of gold glasses usually rides.
senator Carlisle has what Is called the in
quls1tlve nose. 1t looks as if it were cut
out by natures chisel, but left in the
rough. 1t runs straight from the forehead
for an inch towards the mouth. at the
proper angle for the correct nose, and here
breaks off in kind of button. ending in
rather sensitive nostrils. 1t is a curious
nose, and we all know that it is the nose of
statesman. Senator Reagan's nose is fat
and bunchy, and that of Vance is one of
chamber. | would rather live behind
Vance's nose than behind that of any other
Democratic senator. 1t has all the lines of
good nature and good fellowship, and like
contentment, it is better than great riches.
One of the most
REMARKABLE BEAKS IN THE SENATE
is that of Senator Evarts. 1 use the word
beaks advisedly, for Evarts has a nose
like that of an eagle. 1t is big and strong
and it makes pronounced curves as it
stands well out from one of the strongest
and one of the most homely faces in the
United States Senate. 1t is the king nose
of the Republican side of the chamber and
it is good-natured nose as well as a big
one. 1t is deliberate nose and all of the
lines about it indicate conservative
thought. 1t is a nose capable of Judging a
good dinner and the nostrils are those of a
gastronome. 1t has smelled barrels of ter
rapin and has felt the effervescing cases of
oceans of champagne. STILL there is not
blotch nor stain upon it and it shows that
its owner with all his love for good living.
is either Spartan or is possessed of re-
markable stomach. Senator Cullom has
a long, high shouldered nose. 1t is like
the rest of his features, rugged and
honest and as it carries him about
chamber it makes one think of the nose of
Abe Lincoln. 1t has not, however, the
strength of Lincoln's nose and it is longer
than it is large. Frank Hiscock. of New
York, has fat well-made nose, the nostrils
of which show out over thick lips and are
rather conceited in their outlines, and it is
the nose of the man who estimates himself
as highly as he is worth. 1t is rather a
sneering nose and it doesn't strike me as
an aristocratic nose. 1t stands out in
strong contrast. as I look, with that of
Senator Sawyer who, short and portly, has
one Of the best business noses in the Sen,