The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-06

Though the other features all reveal their
special characteristics, it is hopeless to try
to read aud balance them Alright without
first carefully examining the nose and al
lowing FOR the weakness or strength indi-
Gated by it,
The Roman nose is unfailingly and cor
rectly associated with Will power and com
mand; the snub variety with self-assertive-
ness, and the thin, high-bridged, hooked
type with aVarice
\ compressed nostril is not to be wished
for. as il indicates suspicion and penuri-
BUSINESS When the curve is heavy the
character is usually correspondingly dun
and embarrassing; wei defined IL points
out the well-balanced mind. and perhaps
also a passionate disposition easily reused
and as easily Gained.
The little, pointed. narrow nose prociaims
Itself as impudent and wanting in rever-
ence, and when it is united to receding
chin and forehead, with eyes close TO the
nose. the wider the berth given the posss-
eor Of such unenviable qualities the better.
So there is much very much, in physlog-
nomy, and ones constant mot tirsO i'm
pressions, though not always invariably
correct, may on the whole, be trusted.
The young woman, says the New York
Commercial. Advertiser, who went to town
frequently and came back late for dinner,
looking tired and white and cross. was
said to write pieces for newspapers. The
young woman who had known her in town
and never suspected her OF bread-w winning
defended her Il am quite sure she
doesn't" she said slabbng her embroid-
cry viciously with her fine needle. she
knows a great many very nice people
and | never heard from any of them that
she did anything
But I've seen her writing" persisted
the Oldest inhabitant Of the breeziest cor
ner of the piazza. She uses big pads
of yellow paper and writes only on one
side OF a page Now she wouldn't be apt
to write to her friends that way, would
she?"
mo, ! don't suppose she would admit
ted the champion of the woman who went
to town frequently. But even if she does
write l am sure, quite sure, that she
doesn't get paid for il"
And thus the social status of the Pine
tree Hotel was saved.
Johann Strauss was married three times
His first wife was a widow. the celebrated
singer, Henrietta Won Treffs, and her in
Auence led him 10 the operate stage as
new field, and through her influence the
immortal Bat" was created His second
marriage was not a happy one, and after
some time they were divorced. His choice
then fell upon young widow. Adele
Strauss who lives 90 mourn his .oss. He
loved her tenderly; for her sake he became
Protestant and a citizen of Gotha, for
as a Catholic and Vennese he. divorced
man, could moi remarry. And she proved
herself well worthy of the sacrifice. for
their married life was an ideal one.
Strauss had no children. OF the man,
Johann Strauss. we can say he was a
true friend. a silent thinker and often
silent companion.
Nobody, says the Kansas City journal,
who ever saw Rosa Bonheur's picture
would believe her guilty Of any personal
vanity A blue jeans blouse and breeches
are not the dress of a woman who thinks
much about her looks. But the painter
was proud of her feet Once an English
arts, painted her portrait She was sat
isied with it, but noticed one detail with
disapproval
But my feet" she asked, where are
they? You must put my boots in because
| have such small feet
They were small In reality. but In the