New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
edge or a scion OF royalty being born without
a nose, although some of them have been born

edge or a scion Of royalty being born without
nose, although some Of them have been born
blind and others imbecile.
Nor are the noses OF the imperial mouse OF
Austria and Of he royal family OF bavaria OF
shape 20 concord with Sir William Flower
theories as To the correspondence between lha'
facial feature and the social status or lts owner
Their noses, one and all. manifest ihaIheu
tendency to the shape which the French are III
the habit of describing as "oamus, worb h,c -,
which the origin is entirely unknown but whicn
Is meant 10 stand for fiat No one, Jungihs ny
their noses alone the status OF tne princes any
princesses Of the houses OF hapspuis a.
WittelbaCh would for one moment dream tln'
they were born to command, or that tlei' lV ,
fathers had been sovereigns reEnahl lol 80 ~
,lpon O0o wears On the contrary, classeu -!
the standard discussed by the British AsSVcl ~
ton at oxford the other day, they "VUiu NC
rated nasally speaking, az eNceeulHhsIs orart
caste infinitely inferior, indeed 10 me ,ias y;
semi,cyilized but decately featured natives q.
Cevlon who intellectually are near the luo' u
the Indian ladder. The Emperor OF Hust l,,, "'
we'll his brothers and the noSt .. NJ nostrils
are remarkable for the breadth OF thel, ~ 49, 49,
which ! am sorry to saw does not a'"a ~,
cord with the breadth oi their mlhu. ~ 49,
especially the case with Archduke Chares iIou' f
the heir-apparent, and younger pr0',ten 800 80
Victor both Of whom are distinguished Ioi "a 10" Ia
rowness of view and for opinions so Dig Nth
reactonary as TO be totally oul oi III IF The
the spirit Of progress ana eh"s"'e'
present day. ,,,r, pruse;a
Belgium. and in certain u'e, rrc.iis he de-
scrintion Of MIR job Bottles" the stockbroker.
portrayed by Matthew Arnold as d MN 1, "esn
q fleshy, prominent nose my d. D,Lo ~
which would have satisfied the great cuke VI
wellington admittedly GOOD Jug 81 man
acter who was wont TO say, NV ' h I'D n
with big nose"-possioIy ~, 80 nrce.nt En-
big nose himself. The nose or tne pi tun.,,inus
neror of Germany. those OK ms nao,, ince
grandmother Queen Victoria anu tsr,nnss.
Of Wales, indicate decision mich refinement
but am sorry to say neither n'uu rn'onorinalitv
nov anv very exalted pitch CT intc.ee. ~ r.
There is considerable analoSy oenr Em
noses and those OF the cei, ,'nresscs we're not
neror Vespasian. whose succesSc ,ho Held
merely restricted to his victories on s
90 hattie and to his admirapic o,rd;ne
70 80 oct Roman Empire. but VINO az .cnr1,
or the vas, isU ~ the day, retrieved VIC
voung his ruined fortunes 10y noi s ian rr ii.
calling that requires Hinu "a ,,ron poso, above
norv astuteness None of ne 'Iir.e - ST. VIII
i''i !,inad fulfls the requirements .; o't p,tsh
,n,, Folwer as To caste. and " eic bar social
Waiestvs Indian subjects 10 49,, go and SIZE Of
s,oius and breeding by the shape az" q. % H..
status en- nrominent facial feature IL - 80 g.,
toarad that they would experience u "a Eaiser.i
according to her her na W',.e ,oo, a;.i ris
Aihu, Emperor william would by an,n' Gfth
retric tests be placed IN 'He tSrbnrds and
caste-probably amohI of Uelglrrn's nose
herus,'iem ne Carry his caste or TWO '',S
w., ~ serves as a rue inG"f - u.,,ch ,s dis
status at least Of his charar,e', 4, is v ha. ma
.i Money getting. lndeed. IL - ~, in rs
tlnc.l! NJ, 90 Phonnicinn nose nut h'' 80 "
highest stage of developihsn.' .ho ,,ost delicate
It is worthy Of mote I'a standpoint perfect
n0S the rGy1 lam and pr @sFy who
have in Their nO ve' Thus among the princes Uhe
non-royai p'oo 'aas is that Of the Italian I'm
of of 'Ss S5s AIS % Sasa 'oS S5ye
ter Of Belgian n4 the highest castles in India,
placed mn, nav be said OF most OF ,i,e Ma
S Sas the sna ssd SsfFS%s
hde The most Sts e1er graced throne within ha1
S of the 9 royal blood
Of 59e lady who hal not ,S Snf E a5pp Ense
in her veins, namely 'he I'm EX-ATTACHE.