Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-07
NEWS FROM LONDON

Special cable to the Graphic by Rich
 ard Abercorn, from the Hearst News Service.
 London, June 6,-London is to have a freak newspaper which will far out do the yellowest American papers.
 What the name of the paper is going to be, but it might well be the Daily Libel" for it will be characterized by a supreme contempt for the law Of libel and will say just what it thinks in any way it sees fit.
 The intention is to furnish the pub lie with tt-bits of society gossip and scandal, which cannot now be printed legally, and a City column run on the same lines of absolute frankness.
 The novelty of treatment will be extended to all topics which come within the range of newspaper rec ord and discussion Pending cases in l the law courts are to be freely dis cussed in a manner calculated to take the curls out of the wigs of the coun- sel engaged
 Not only will they be discussed in advance, but their progess from day to day, the demeanor and trustworthi- ness of the witnesses, and the conduct of the presiding judge will come un- der criticism.
 1 If a witness is regared as a per jurer. he will be so described If the proceedings are considered by the conductors of the new daily to be of a blackmailing character, the public will not be left in ignorance of their opinion. which will be given in plain English at any stage of the proceed ings.
 To make the success of this spicy sheet possible, it will be edited, pub lished and printed on foreign terri tory It's office will be at some town on the French Or Belgian coast from which copies can be mailed to reach London by the first delivery. Thus the English laws will be evaded.
 This unusual mode of publication l will involve the sacrifice of mucf later news, but this will be compen sated for by the interesting nature o1 it's special features-the "chroniqut scandaleuse, or which limit out spoken candor will be marked char acteristic.
 The price of the new paper will b' high. owing to the cost of mailing tt London in sealed envelopes to evad the British postoftice regulations which permit of objectionable sec ond- class" matter being intercepted.
 British naval administration i about to undergo a thorough reform which will put an end to the presen intolerable condition of things at tn Admiralty. The Beresford- Scott incl dent and the scandal about the Kai ser's letter to Lord Tweedmouth wer recent Indications of a state of cor ruption at naval headquarters and is an open secret that there is bite , antagonism between two groups of of ficers of high rank. with Sir Joh Fisher. First Sea Lord of the Admi ralty heading one side. and LOT Charles Beresford, commanding tn Channel fleet the other.
 "Petticoat influences is now d powerful at the Admiralty as it Wa at the War office before the recen reorganization. There have also bee1 indiscrete letters written which hay not conduced 10 the efficiency or dig nifty of naval adminiVration, News paper articles on Admiralty affair have lately been so candid and sensa tional that every Englishman has be come seriously alarmed about tn state of this important gOvernmen department. which was once looke upon as irreproachable and incorrup tible.
 To prevent the threatened ruin 0