The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-19

better than Senator Gibson's which indi-
cate only personal vanity; better than
Senator McMillan's, which indicate Moth
ing in particular except the ability to pay
Sl4 for low shoes.
Senator PETER would have better feet
if his insteps were high, but they are
good feet; they are much better than
Germans. only Germans are better look
ing Senator. PETERS feet mean some
thing.
BY Senator Brice's feet anybody can
see that the man who owns them is
posing, also that he has given personal
attention 10 the selection of striking foot
gear. The same is true of Senator Hale
The most amateurish reader OF character
in feet can tell by the feet of Hale and
the feet of Squire that they belong to
men who think twice as much of the out
side of their bodies as OF the inside of
their heads.
The feet of Senator Hale are those of
a man who would have his nails mani
cured twice a week and put bottles of
perfumery in his bathtub. Senator Haw-
/ ley's feet are better, plain as they are.
The feet with the most character in
all the Senate are the feet of our own
| Senator Hill. No man can fail to see that
! they are fighting feet. He stands firmly
on them, has his soles made broad ami his
! heels low. He has boots of no shape in
particular and with no particular name
His are lighters feet with political
turn.
Senator Proctor's feet must be hon
ored. They are the sort of feet called the
yankee loot" up in Vermont. More than
that, they are the feet that belong to the
head that had the courage and wisdom in
its old age TO shave of a big, foolish
beard
Senator Calls feet tell their own old
story all over again. There is nothing
about them to justify their being played
as twin stars before large audience.
Senator Coke of Texas, has the largest
| feet in the Senate. They are giant feet,
| but he is entitled TO them, for he has also
the largest head, ana he takes almost an
| entire paper of tobacco at one bite.
Senator Dolph, who is commonly
| spoken of in the Senate as ST. jerome,
| has very suitable feet for a saint They
are sad and wrinkled, turn neither out
nor in but follow the straight path. They
| wander around the Senate all day long at
a very slow, dragging gait. They are
/ tired feet.
| Senator Chandler turns his toes out
more than any man in the Senate or in
! the whole world. They look like the
/ hands of a clock pointing to half half past
| twelve. They are irritating feet, and are
| always waiting to step on toes near TO
| them. Except that they are irritating,
| they nave not very much character.
Senator Hoar looks like happy octo-
! genarian infant at the top and like a
| fierce sea captain at the bottom of him
self. He keeps his feet far apart and
always imagines himself standing on the
bridge of leaky ship in a high gale.
| His feet are something like Senator
| Georges, but better. Senator Hoar's are
the feet of a refined farmer. Senator
Georges are those of a farmer not quite
so refined
"Of Senator Berry's feet it is impossi-
BILE to speak. He has only one foot. His
one foot is a good foot. 1t is a military
foot and a southern foot. 1t has a high
| heel and q pointed toe, with cavalry
wrinkle to the trousers over the instep.
It is brave foot, a chivalrous loot On
personal appearance alone it could draw
| a pensionD