The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-04
told a secret dislike for him on this account
for years afterwards.
l wish l could paint
THE NOSE OF UNCLE JERE RUsK,


for years afterwards.
l wish l could paint
THE NOSE OF UNCLE JERE RUSK,
the head of the department of agriculture
1t is big nose and rollicking nose. 1t
shows strength and good nature, and it
fairly dances between Secretary Rusk's
blue eyes when he tells one of his stories.
Wanamaker has fat nose. very thick at
the nostrils, but it is strong and clean-c cut,
and it bears the lines of executive ability
1t is the nose of fnancier, and it has been
worth millions 20 the postmast ter general
1t would make better nose tor the secre-
tary of the treasury than that of Window
and 1t is, with the exception of Blaine's,
the best nose in Harrison's cabinet. Win
dom's nose is short and pudgy. 1t looks as
though 1T might have no bone in it. and it
does nor indicate the strength that the man
really possesses. The noses of Noble
Tracy and Proctor are very ordinary noses
good enough and big enough, but indica-
tive of nothing in particular. They show
their owners to be evenly balanced men,
but they no not at first glance, impress
you.
1t is in the supreme court you will find
the big noses of Washington. Justice
Fuller has
THE NOSE OF A ROMAN.
1t stands well up from his cheeks It sets
on his classic features and makes his pale
lace almost noble as it stands out IN front
OF his leonine gray hair above his fierce
silver mustache and over his toga-like
black gown. Judge Field has nose that
might nave been transplanted from ancient
Greece. 1t is straight, large and full, with
scholarly lines about its sensitive nostrils
and it indicates that. its owner is a thinker
and scholar. Judge Blatchford's nose is
another scholarly one, and can never look
at Bradley's clean cut beak without think
ing OF figures. The great mathematician
and the great jurist is written all over it.
and it is so big that it seems to be running
away with the face. Judge Harlan has
head which would do for model of Joye
and his nose is that of god. 1t is nose
that sculptors would rave over, and it has
that delicate rosy hue of Judge Harlan's
complexion, which corresponds with the
best efforts of Rubens in color. 1t is one of
the strong noses of Washington, and it
comes out in fine contrast with the weak
fieshy nose of Justice Gray whom nature
modelled on her grandest plan with this one
exception. Gray is considered a great
Judge, but he is somewhat eff snob and
HIS NOSE IS A sNUB.
1t is the smallest nose on the bench and
Judge Brewers nose would make two of it.
big noses and Justice Marshall, when he
was at the head of the court, frequently
called attention to his Roman nose by the
habit of snuffing One day Henry Clay
who had nose as big as your fist was
making speech before him, and as he saw
the chief justice take pinch of the it'll
lating powder, he could not resist the in
cllnatlon to do the same and he stopped his
argument, walked up to the bench and
asked Tor pinch of snuff. This ne snuffed
up his great nose with gusto and then went
on with his speech. / doubt not that some
OF the judges snuff to-day and there are
half dozen Senators who suck tobacco into
thelr nostrils and say they prefer the habit
TO chewing or smoking. Senator Thurman
Is great snutfer and he has fine nose for
1t; Harris snuffs and am told that George,
OF Mississippi, prefers his maccaboy to his
dinner. The government buys snuff for
the Senators and the sergeant-at-a arms al
ways has bottle or so of the best makes
on hand.
saw nose last night that must have
cost at least 900 in its coloring alone.
1t was fastened above the mouth of one of
the most noted diners out of Washington
society, and it shows what men can do as
to the making of their noses.
THE NOSE OF THE TIGH-LIvER
is far different from him who lives on oat t..