Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-12
MORE OR LESS FAMOUS.

Newspaper Talk About Men Of Note.
Stray Bits of Gossip.
Paul du Chaillu has settled for good in Eng
land
Pere Hyacinthe is the latest outspoken sd-
herent of Gen. Boulanger.
The Hon Proctor Knott has a clock of
which the works were made at Geneva In
1779 and tho case by an uncle of President
Cleveland in 1870
Jefferson Davis says that Horace Greeley
signed his bond out of pure kindness Of heart
Davis had never spoken to the great editor
in his life
ZolH, the French novelist, has large head,
a high forehead, a nose slightly retrousse,
fine chin, strong mouth, and sad, dreamy
black eyes, half concealed by glasses His
shoulders are almost on level with his ears.
The death is announced Of Patterson Jolly,
of Dublin, Ireland, the oldest printer in the
world. He was l04 years old. and pulled the
first sheet of the Edinburgh Journal, more
than seventy years ago.
George NJ. Pullman has as much regard
for the executive ability Of women as for that
Of men. He is always willing to pay .
woman a mans wages If she can do a mans
nc Ia' iea' many "onen IL u1s
fplnass
Zola's opinion CT Boulanger is this, accord
ing to Figaro's interviewer: "Boulanger is
stick with a hat on it, hat adorned with
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Baron Alfred lennyson, having retired
from the poetlcaI business. Is about TO stars
new lease OF public life as godfather 70
baby colonies A new English settlement .
shortly to be established In the region OF The
Cape OF Good Hope 1t viii be peopled by
number OF selected families taken from one
OF the southern counties OF England Toe
hrst party starts In june next Inc new
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q citizen OF the world. he mas nouse In
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cottage at bourSlVai' chateau anu farrn
steam yacht 10 take oitii across tne ocean
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The Beard family are among the m ost
artistic citizens presented by Ohio TO New
York. There are six of them on the roster
Of the Ohio society: Daniel C., Harry, James
L., J. H., I. Frank and w. II. Beard Daniel
Q. Beard Is famous for his COWS. bears and |
into his own stories in St Nicholas and such /
publications He is as clever a writer as
artist T. Frank Beard. who has done a |