The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-12

shall hosts and lead them on to vic
| tory.
England's much-loved queen has a
| most classic nose. calm and peaceful
as are all her features, a nose that
would incline to arbitration rather than
warfare. There is too much family af-
/ lection Indicated in the clean cut pro-
portions to leave room for pugilistic
| tendencies. 1t is the nose of a noble
woman, capable of heroism. yet domes-
| tic at heart. A woman whose emotions
are well under control, and whose judg-
ment is under fine cultivation.
Mrs. Oliver Thorne Miller, with her
strong. forceful face. has a nose indi-
eating unusual intellectually. 1t is the
nose of an interpretive person, one
accustomed TO thinking steadily, pa
tiently and profoundly; rather a philo-
sophical nose. showing a character not
easily disturbed, not DESTROYS OF change
but just and true when once awak-
ened.
Miss Florence Dangerfeld. the sue
cessful young New York lawyer. shows
no little of the tenacity of purpose and
Observation-Disclosures" that has dominat-
ed her professional career from the be-
ginning, in the formation OF her nose,
which indicates a disposition at once
self-reliant and incapable of recogniz-
ing defeat. Her nose, straight, we'll
set and rather large, would show an
unusual power of following directly
along prescribed path. She would
not be easily side-tracked by the OPP
posing counsel and would plead her
cause until she convinced. or exhaust
ed, her jury.
Mrs. Maud Howe Elliot, the novelist,
social leader and popular chaperon of
wealthy debutantes. has a most distin-
guished nose, nose that can, as IL
were, look back upon generations of
culture. 1t is a nose that shows at
glance a pride of birth and ancestry,
an appreciation of self that is scarcely
conceit. and a powerful ambition to
stand at the head, accompanied by a
firm belief that such a stand could be
made with grace and dignity.
Only a highly organized, nervous
temperament would possess this type
of nose. The slightly distended nos
trils indicate a lack of appreciation of
restraint or advice. as well as great
courage and generosity.
George Elliot has the massive, some
what roughly finished nose rarely seen
except on the faces of men and women
of marked strength and individuality
of character 1t is as strong and rudely
modelled as Gladstone's nose and yet
has the length, and width, open nostrils
of Nelson's, which popularity indicates
great strength of purpose, whether i'm
Strength of purpose was undoubtedly
one of the strongest of George Elliot's
many vital characteristics. Her love
of right, fearlessness In duty and
keen sense of obligation to others are
all told in the size and contour of her
nose.
The peculiarities which have of late
years distinguished the public career
of Mrs. Hetty Green were all clearly
fDI1 IT, -
her nose as a young woman. A glance
at profile portrait taken when she
was rs years old reveals to the prac-
ticed eye the possession of the very
characteristics which have since made
her name famous throughout the Unit
ed States. 1t is a nose both warlike
and timid; II shows a love for fight
ing's sake. and yet in the compressed
nostrils there turks a suggestion-not
exactly of fear. but certainly of appre-
hension, desire to be on the safe side |
She would probably have enlisted i'm
the war had she been a man; but she
never would have been a great general
The fearlessness that creates and origi-
mates is but intimated in the close
pressed lower nose.
She would be more tenacious of an |
idea than of a principle and willing to |
fight TO have her own way. Strange to |
say, her nose rather resembles that of |
Mozart, the musician, in whose profile |
the desire to excel and the desire to ac- |
quire are both strongly marked.
Mary Annable Fanton.