Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-04

h,ob md bare. his hair thin, especially
an The temples. but very fine and SOFT
and n rich brown color. his eyes deep
Nine expressing In an almost incredible
manner the various emotions by which
bo was affected. sometimes extremely
gentle and caressing, sometimes severe
and even naexiDe. His mouth was
yory dne. his lips straight and rather
firmly closed, particularly wheh llrl-
tated. His teeth, without being regu-
lar. we're very white and sound, and he
never suffered from them. His nose
OF Grecian shape was well formed ana
his sense Of smell was perfect His
whole frame was handsomely proper
toned though at this time his extreme
leanness prevented the beauty OF his
features being especially noticed and
had an injurious effect on his whole
physognomy
] 1t would be necessary to describe
his features separately one by one, In
order TO form correct idea Of IN
whole and comprehend the perfect reg
ularty and beauty of each His head
was very large, being twenty-five
inches In circumference. It was a lit
lie longer than broad. consequently
a little 1attened on the temples; 1t was
50 extremely sensitive that ! had his
hats padded and took the trouble to
wear them several days in my room to
break them His ears We're small per-
iectly formed and wen set The emper-
or's feet We're also very tender and l
had his shoes broken by a boy OF the
wardrobe called Joseph, who wore ex-
actly the same size as the emperor.
His height was feet . inches 3
lines. French measure and equal to
5 feet inches Engllsh.1 He had q
rather short neck slopng shoulders,
broad chest almost free from hairs,
well shaped leg and thigh, a small foot
and well formed fingers entirely free
from enlareements or abraisons. His
arms We're finely nodded and well hung
10 his body. His hands were beautiful,
ana the nails ala not detract from
ihelr beauty, lie took the greatest care
Of them. as In fact of his whole per-
son without fopplshness, however He
often bit his nails slightly, which was
sign OF Impotence or preoccupation.
Later on he grew much stouter. hut
Without losing any Of the beauty OF his
ngure on the contrary, he was hand
somer under the empire than under
me consulate, his skin had become very
Nnll.e ana his expression animated.
me emperor during his moments 3,
or rather during his long hours, OF
laDor ana meditation was subject TO a
peculiar spasmodlc movement. which
seemed 60 be q nervous affection and
which chung to him all his life. II con-
sisted ln raising his right shoulder FIRE.
QuehlIy and rapidly alid persons who
were not acquainted with this habit
sometimes interpreted this as a gesture
ol ulsapwobation and dissatisfaction
ana inquired With anxiety in what way
uOey could have offended him He, how
sNeE was not AZ all affected by It and
repeated the same movement again and
AGAIN without being conscious Of It,"
Less catering In some points is tho
Impression given by the wife of one of
HapoIeonS fayonte generals, the
DHchesse dAbrantes Mime. JunoO, I'm
Nnose family circle Napoleon was an
intimate both In Corsica and In France
uurlng boyhood and after he became
prominent Describing him IN 1893
Mueth ne was only subordinate officer
nllnout a battle to his credit, the
Du,hesse d'Abrantes says:
AT mat period Of his life Bonaparte