The herald., 1895-11-17

, OF the right sleeve OF the coat. viii b
shows til at he does q great deal OF writ
ing. 1t also shows that he is careless OF
his dress, otherwise he would 40 ms
writing in a different coat from the one
he wears on the street.
"His RIGHT shoulder is higher than the
other. As he is OF slight physique, this
is not due 10 any mechanical LABOR, anu
even if did not know him l wouId ac-
count for it by saying That he was an
orator and used his nght hand ana arm
continually to emphasize some rema
while speaking. Ii Ionnu shoulo ers III,
dictate the student. OF course, the cut OF
the coat shows the preacher. Fearless
ness earuestness and determination stick
out all over him.
"But the other man, Mr.. Roosevelt, is
quee mixture. If l didn know him
might be puzzled, but still the predomi.
mating traits would be quite appare MT
The sturdy set OF the shoulders, social y
inclined ard fond OF out door WORK. HIS
back at the waist line ls solid and has
the peculiar look OF the man who rides
horseback a great deal. The way ne
throws back his shoulders shows that he
is fond of admiration and the notice OF
the public.
Tine cut OF his coat indicates that he
is something OF a swell, but the cireless
way he wears il makes 1t clear that he Is
q man of the WORD. He has biz shoul-
der blades and they show that he Is n
worker. He has what we call an earnest
and am bitlous back, and, as 1t is con-
stantly changing,i it indicates ecosntriclty.
1t has a rounded, well-fed look, which
shows prosperity and possession OF
plenty of the world 5 goods. 1t also show s
that the owner has a high opinion OF
himself and his abilities.
When asked about other backs he had
read, the Boston man said: Il sat behinu
ator n q
| did NOT recognize him until the show
was over and he was passing out with the
crowd | sized him up as the solid bust
ness man. That he thirsted for political
honors escaped me altogether. Nothing
in his back suggested the politician,
and for that reason | believe that II he
tries TO climb higher on the political lad
der he " i'll come to grief.
I'm the first place, he lacks the dip
lomatic hack. He has a logged, self
oplnionated back. which is negative
quality II politics. He 10 suave ana the
peculiar stoop denotes the hano-shaker
or joilisr. If it were not disrespeutful |
m ghta id that | sized him up as man
who dealt out sildei bricks with liberal
hand"
Continung, the Boston man said: 81
saw ex-Secretary William G. Whitney ND
in Maine during the summer and study
OF his back interested me very much. lie
mas the UlplOtndtlC DaCk II any oUe ever
had it. 1t is long and slender, and curves
inward at the waist. Hi shoulders are
square and denote great physical and
mental activity. There are wrinkles IN
the back of the coat whl1h run al pecu
liar angles showing that he is nervous in
temperament AMI highly strung.
Il took a walk up to the Plaza hotel
one day last week and waited in the cor
riuor couple of hours particularly to
take look at the duke of Marlborough.
had read SO many widely differing
stories about the Young mau that il was
impossible to gain any idea OF his real
character The result of my ohseIv ton
was very favorable to the duke and
think the American people who have pic
tured him as a dollar-hun,ing dude will
find thens Ives greatly mistaken.
I'm the hrst place. Marlborough has the
students back, thin and curving. He
m ust be a great reader, and the way his
head and neck are poised on his shoul-
ders indicate that he is reader of seri.
GUS matter which requires deep thought
for com p.ete understanding. He struck
me as being democratic, although l un-
derstand he IS the reverse, but that NAV
be due to his peculiar education rather
than his own inClinations. He is am
bitions, and predict he will some day
be famo statesman and orator. He
seems to be abundantly stocked with