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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-27

tie bottom chamber. communicating with
tho Ga'lo-Roman catacombs. The CHM
neNS that gave air 10 ii arc choked. But
those who have been down say the ldea Is
obvious. The catacomhS existed frst. pc
came forgotten and We're discovered. by
some dark age noble We are in d long
clean gallery, dry and smooth, intersect-
ed by others. mostly sealed with anclenl
masonry. leading who knows where: IL
was the secret entrance, escape and store
place of the party who found 1t and MADE
it communicate with his cellar
\ friend of mine whose mother has a
house in the Boul. St. Michel tells me
how it has a small old garden. with
great stone we'll whose carved cnfb
breast high, surmounted by valuable an
cient irOn-Work. caused 1t to he preserved
though centuries dry.
one day. while they were tunnei1ng the
y. etropolitan. my friends mother was
seated in her garden. Suddenly. she
heard voices underground, and soon q
mans head stuck out of the old well. He
looked round, astonished. called down tc
his partner and the two climbed out
Pardon. madame. they said. we are
engineers of the Metro. Do you know
what YOU have i'll that ancient We'll? A
few feet below the surface there begins a
winding stairway round its edges and al
old iron hand rail. 1t leads sixty feet down
to d series of catacombS not on the map
The Metro just graZeS your well casing.
Some day my friend will explore it
but at present the whole business is
bricked over by orders of the less in
quisitive mother.
The known extent of this underground
world is astonishing.
Up 10 the twelfth century the palaces
churches. public and larger private build
ings We're constructed from catacomb:
quarried under 1,J0o acres of the present
surface in three well known sroupS-tn
der the Gobelins under the Latin quarter
and. on the other side the whole Troca
dero quarter
Many entrances are known. and tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-27

circle. are the Headquarters Of each Of
his sections. watched and overheard by
r.. C.. when he pleases. through Gil
Gle of peep holes.
This vast conspiracy. which utlllZeS
equally young men OF good society as IN
dicators. clerks OF public services as
spies physicians to give false certitirates
and bands of Apaches 10 middle clues OF
expert burglary, has experts to work It's
counterfeiting presses, execute its forS-
cries and frauds on insurance compen s,
The work is done In Ieisurely IMMUNITY,
100 feet beneath Paris. Electric lighting,
steam heat. scientific ventiiating. vast
underground kitchens, heavy carpets and
hangings. luxurious furniture in sleeping
rooms and clubrooms make this realm
of ar. c. seem like pipe-dream romance.
But the police know its existence and are
poWerleSs. The catacombS are maze, q
labyrinth, tangled with masonry and
cave-irS.
There is truth in these rumors. One Of
the most persistent tales among tie COM
mon people is that of the subterranean
chambers of the rich. The Rothschilds
are the family regularly cited. Every
Paris workman knows that the Rotns-
chlds are prepared for anarchy aud rev
olution in magnificent underground re-
treats, accessible from their cellars.
Well. here is proof that there are such
retreats Here is a photograph. The man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-27

woman crying: Monsieur, ''Iii tio''i0i
OF a family. Save me-,
The hole enlarged. Tons of debris
poured in. Two policemen, let down
with ropes. disengaged the man. but the
woman had disappeared.
The hole was II feet long, l. feet wide
and 80 feet deep. Police and troops
made a Gordon: firemen evacuated the
adjoining houses Today they are shored
UP: the hole is boarded and buttressed.
VI depth of los feet they have found
the body of Nine. Chevalier, on the floor
of gallery of the ancient Catacombs.
They blame the recent heavy rains, I'M
dermining the surface, because the next
day a spot ten feet square in the quad
rangle of the old Louvre Palace sank
kneedeep with crowd of tourists.
Next, two days later. part OF the
Place OF the Palais Royal went down
three feet in the midst Of pedestrian
traffic. In neither case had the Metro
politan underground railway anything to
do with the caVe-inS.
How can rain SO undermine city?
Paris is ancient. mysterious, with an
otaer old. forgotten city of Wide-open
streets hidden under her
only when these periodical cave-ins
occur does the world hear of the dark
realm beneath the capital. greater than
tie Roman catacombS-the catacombs of
Paris
At tbs hour the Paris under-realm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-27

\ OVEN Der IS, 1909
T so pm. a week
ago the corner OF
the Rue Danre-
mont and the Rue
de Tourlaqun sank
into the ground.
Pedestrians saw Il
man and woman
disappear. L II =
man. twenty feet
down. buried to
the hips in falling
dirt, h e a + d the
SielIr am mother
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-23

Tn peIuauers, lose Acosta
Benito, AsSrf Asosts
81 celebrarss stro~ importanies ac'
tos alusivos 4 la gloriosa fecha del ~
de Marzo de 1879. en- que 81 pucb'"
eSpahol rompi6 las csdenas 81 euaren
Ia mil eselsvss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-23
Los dem6cratas con.
tra las tariff S


Nucva York, martcs Los dcmocratas com
batcn las retolmas dc las tarifas aduancraS c'
la forna que Sc presentan On Ia tamara dc ke
prescntantcs las dcnuncian como auNllad"ras
DE los trusts.
Con csta acusacl0n cspcran los dcnocrataS eA-
citar contra 81 plan de rcforrna todas las proes-
tas de la opinion que empcza d mostrarse alar-
n1ada por los nformes que Sc publican.
La campana de los dcrnocratas es mny ener-
gica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-23
sefvIelo Especial del boleiin mefcanlil
2ABLEGRAMAS.
Los CO mssiopa dos
en- New York
SE HOSPEDAN EN- Ell HOTEL ASTOR

Nucva York, martcS. La Comsi0n de la Ca
mara dc Representatives. for1nada por los seno-
res Munoz Rivera, Coli Cuchi Bcnitez Casta-
no, ha IIcgado Il eSta ciudad.
La coIonia pucrtorriqucna fu6 rcciblr IA los
connisionados, que hospcdan en- cl Hotel AStor.
En- su hospedaic han Sido muy visitadoS los
Scnorcs Munoz, Coll Cuchi y Bcntcz Castano,
cspccaimentc por los reporters que ham lido u
rccOgcr infornacioncs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-23
Roosevelt sa1i6 para
NapoIes
SU VIAJE POR ITALIA

Nucva York martcs. Mr.. Roosevelt sale hoy
para Napoes, en- su via jc dc excursion Italia,
con obicto dc vsitar la terra del dcSastre
Tcodoro Roosevelt, adem;ls de rcc"rrcr los tc-
rritorios dc Calabra Stella, vlsitara toda Ia
Italia pntorcsca los grandcs m'lscos de arte en
las ciudadcs hstorlcas dc la peninsula italIana
RI viaje de Roosevelt dcspierta gran intcres
on IL paIS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-23
Los peri6sicos estan
inform ados


Nueva York. martcs. =. Los senorcs Munoz Ri
vera Coll Cuch Benitez CaStano han dado
yOrmenores sobrc la situaci0n poltIca Y ccono-
mica del pals 4 los representatives dc los grandeS
diaries neoyorqulnoS.
liza prensa conccdc gran cspacIo Il las dccIara-
siones de los politicos inSuIarcs, que anunclan
su viajc para Washington en- conpana del senior
y.arrinaga que VINO rccihirloS New York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-23

I'm Ponce

t,sta tardc, en- Il tcatro La 'crla ,
Sc verificara una gran fiesta cscolar 4
beneficio de la sociedad atlctica de Ia
Ponce High aud Grammar School.
Todos los nnnneros del programs So
ran desempe1ados por cstudLanteS dc
esta escuela en- cl nit,mo acto scra
pnesto en- esceua ci p~acioso Iug,lcte
comico titulado ola ocasl0n Ia plntan
caIva".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-23
los optiTnTsmo del
Sr. Larrinaga


Nueva York. martcs Ell Comisiorlado dc
Puerto Rico cn Washington. senor i.arrlnaga,
ina carnblado optnnstas impreslones con la CO
mission de III Camara InSular
Ei senior Larrinaga espera grandcs resulta-
dos de la carnpaa que han de iibrar cerca de los
altos p6dercs de Washington los senores dc Ia
cpmis0n de la Camara e
MaTlana saen para Washington, despues dc
trazar cT plan de campana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-23
Los cousejeros va
estan en- Washington


Nueva York, martcs-l.os comisionados del
Conseio Ejccutvo senorcs WiIloughby, Ward
Hoyt. sigllicron vaje para Washington sin pa
rar en- New York. Sc ignora los trabajos que
hayan podido rcazar hasta ahora.
La prcnSa So limita consignar Ia llcgada dc
los conSccro sin podcr rccogcr lnfornlacloneS
ouc han cxc,lsado dar. particndo inmediatamcn-
te para la capital de la rcpllblica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-23
Para Espana

En- el correo cspanol Sc enbarcan
csta t.lrde con rumbo a Espana, ntes-
tros amigos don Bartolome Suau don
Juan Alcover, de Lares, quienes paSa-
ran una tcmporada al lado de sus IA.
miliares, retornando luego, Il csta ls'a
dondc .tanto Sc les apreeia-
LIcvcn feliz viajc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-23
Dou Ga'par Berga
Il CorrespoHsal.

ESta tarde epbarea para la PENN
sla. 81 distinguIdo comerciant" ~
csta plaza don Gaspar Berea, de ia ra-
Z6n social eSueesorcs dc GamarI.i.O hl
senior Berga va q reponer su safbd y
pcrmaneccra seis mesos en- sl puebi"
natal dc Soller (Mallorca.)
b. dessea mos ~ buen VIale.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-23
la AbO|icidn &c Ia eScIaVItud


En- conmemoraci6n del an,ver rsario ds
Ia abolici6n dc In escIavitud. la Junta
Fscolar y In Asociscion de maestros de
Mayaglc4, celebr6 aver, ana herno--
"a fiesta.
A ias nueve dc Ia mahana inyo M
gar una gran parada escolar. Los M
nos dc lax escnclas pnblicas, partiendo
de- la Escucla Farragut, r~rrieron va
rias callcs de la cludad hasta tlegar al
Sitio de Rccrco, que quedo usrigura-
do dondc Sc efectuaran var,os eyer
cicios atletlcos.
Por In ta1lc, hnbo matinee .n
Il tcatro, para los n'ros dc las cscue-
las pubicaS cSclusyamcRtc.
Por la noche, gran vclada Lirico hi
tcraria, por los alumnos dc las cscue-
las, distribuyGndosc en- ei intcrmedio
los diplomas 4 las escuciaS premiadaS.
Durante toslo ci dia. est1ibo alberta
n pnbico la exposici6n de los traba-
los cscolares en- el Tcatro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-23
SE V VENDE

En- e potado dc H1cares. jurisdiction de Naguaooy tin
hermoso pedo de teeno t<ltc Ita FCatS cte hlut
mas de cnco mil cuadaos ventaosamene situado n
la cae de Espana al del cua rece saudahes
brSas
I'm dcho terreno haanse encavadas de made
a echadas galvanHado adecuadas para VVe
a otr para esabecmiento mercant yta oa para recnae
con IN al2ibe de mamposteria.
Ouien interese la adqusc6n de dchasE fncas, puede
dirlgrSe
Sucrs. de nj. Lomba < Co.
San Juan p K
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-23
Fl fiscal INFERNO

Durantc la liccncia por enferrncdad
concedida al senior Campillo. que Ia
salido para Aguadilla, se ha hecho car
90 de la fiscaiia de esta Corte De DIS.
trto. el senor Torres Grau, fiscal q"
Aguadilla, que llcg6 aver para tomar
possession dc su puesto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-23
Per,onajes: ::

Remedies, .josef,na matHnzo
Dona paca, Maria I.ulsa Ncgron.
.Joaqnin Aanolo Natnn2o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02
IS STANDARD OH
 BEHIND MOVEMENT?
Pine Bluff City Council Will be Asked for Franchise Permitting the Laying of Pipes and the liberation of Natural Gas Plant in This City-New Workers May Establish Pipe Line From Shreveport to St.
 Louis, via Pine Bluff Promoter Refuses to Talk

It was au.horitativelN stated her : lesterda. that an ordinance WI, be introduced at the meeting Of the Pine Bluff City Council Monday night giving a franchise to New York cap- ltalists for the laying of pipes and tie operation of natural gas plant in this city. The ordinance has al ready been framed and placed in tl1e hands of Mayor, W. L. Toneg, it is said. A Mr. Mcintyre vino is uow in the city, is behind the project
 Although NIT. Mcintyre states that the gas supply would be obtained from this vicinity, il is rumored tilslt it is the initial move ill the direction of inc establishment Of q pipe line from Shreye sport, La, to St. Louis.
 The ordinance prepared is a lengthy document, providing for the usual methods of laying pipes and conduits and fixing the rates to be charged consumers. It is a Well-known fact that prospectors have been digging g for oil ill various parts of this ccun- ty. Some are inclined to believe that oil has been found in this immediate
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02
GETTING M0NfY>
 FOR CONVERSIONS
Soliciting Committee Met Yesterday and Reorganized-Is Doing Some Effective Work in Securing Money For Entertainment.

The chairmen of the various solc- iting committees. named by the Pine Bluff Board of Trade some weeks ago to raise a fund for entertaining the various state conventions to meet here this year, held a meeting at the Hotel Jefferson yesterday afternoon at o'clock. The deficit that exists in the general entertainment fund was discussed and the committees reor- ganized into ono committee, which now consists of the chairmen of the soliciting committees Rev. w. D. Buckner is chairmen, with the fol- lowing members: w. N. Trulock, A. w. Nunn. J. B. Speers, C. A. KientZ. Guy Leflar and II. Riley. The new committee did some effective work after the meeting, securing a number of additional donations Only a small amount of money is still needed and 1t will probably be raised before the meeting of the committee Saturday afternoon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02

ne!Shborhoot, 3n. others aAo aa. tncv are i'll position to know, de clare that the oil is 10 come from Caddo parish in Louisiana sfr. Me lntEre, who has t3e proposition .i hand, declines L. c!:scuss the matter until the city council takes some an- ton.
 A special dispatch from Sire vepo!S La, dated April ], states that New York capitalists recently wired a firm In that city that they had as ,uuch as $10,0Q0 GOO to invest in the Ca,ldu old field near that city. and that thcy intend to establish 6 pipe line from Shreveport to St Louis, is the general rumor. The project has oceasioned no little excitement among oil and gas men of that section, who believe that the Standard Oil Company i: behind the movement
 The Shreveport firm will not dis close the names to tAe public, al though not confirming the report en tirely, admits it has naessagcs from wealthy New Workers and some New Orleans men advising their intention, to enter the fold extensively.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02
BUILDING TRADES
 ON A STRIKE
Three Thousand ChicaG" Workmen
 Will Try fer Increased Wages.

Chicago, April About 5000 work men ill various building trades are expected to go on strike immediately, while the question of waikout Gil the part of 1000 more hangs Ill tlr. balance. About 175 grocery employees of one firm are out and there is a probability of 800 more following their example soon.
 The building trades unions, which have determined to try conclusions with their employers in fight for increased wage are the steam filters and their helpers and electrical work CTS. Glaziers and tile layers have been on strike since March l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02
DOINGS AT THEATORIUM.

F. o. Haney, of the Theatorium was standing before the theater yes- terday, earnestly explaining to an excited crowd that the awful cries coming from the building were not cries of agony nor anguish, but mere ly the amateurs rehearsing for to- nights contest. There is going to be plenty of fun at the Theatorium to- night and maybe a new Melba or Mansfield will be discovered. MT, Haney's cash prizes are bound to bring out the amateurs, even though the wish to exhibit their talent did not. The amateur contest is in connection with the new program.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02
REWARD FOR
 CRAZY SNAKf" Offer To Be Made for Crealc Tribe Chief, Dead
 or Alive.
TROOPS ARE TO LEAVE
Although Indian Has Not Been Cap tured He Is Isolated Troops
 Search Cn>uccessiul.

ulearst News :;peei.a 10 the Gruphc3
 Pierce, Okla, April Within tho next few days the militia will be withdrawn and the rebellion of the Creek Indians will be at an end Crazy Snake, chief of the tribe. has not surrender, q, but he is isolated Colonel Hoffman secured Hickory Woods and Sulch i'll the hunt for the chief without success. Colonel fIofT man had an interview with the sis of tn. chief hut she convinced officer that she knew nothing of
 4 brothcr's' where's bouts. The of tc"r declared that |, reward will be offered for the arreat of Cray Snake dead or alive
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02
MARTIN STRICKEN
 WITH VERTIGO
Presiding Officer of the Senate Sui iers q Collapse and Is Taken to Rooms in the Hotel Marion--!iis Condition Is Serious.

Little Rock, April l.-Hon Jesse Martin, president of the senate, was stricken with vertigo this afternoon at l:3Q o'clock, and was taken to his room at the Hotel Marion in a serious condition. The senate had been con- sidering the state capitol completion bill, of which he was author today, but further consideration of the mat ter will so ever until later date. Senator Keel presided over the sen ate this afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02
ICEBERGS TO
 BE REPORTED

ttleafst News Special to the Graph ic.J
 ments were today concluded with Canada to report a movement of ice bergs by wireless. The Photographic office will be in charge of the service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02
"KIDNAPERESS"
 WITHDREW WAIVER

uiearst News Speclai to the GraphicD
 Mercer, Pa, April Mrs Helen Boyle today withdrew her previous waiver in the Whitla Kidnapping case. 1t was announced that she would in- sist on appearing and going through the regular hearing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02
GIRL
 BROADENS PARIS

t:";3at Nrws Special ,o the Crarhie
 New York, April 1.-"An Ana.ei.=ea Sirl 'iaa broadened Paris, s!-id iN = Wilson daughter Of taa sn@r0ca1,. a%ricuturt, who arrived to,... .2 sing in grand opera. "Women can now wander throUssj. Pari, streets gnaccompanied ~:thoa; bein. at- tackled because ct car example"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02
MACHINES FOR
 KENTUCKY RACES

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.)
 Lexington. Ky, April 1.-Paris mu- tuel machines must be used in Ken lucky or there will be no racing. This was the decision of the state racing committee this afternoon. Lex iagton and Louisville were allowed racing dates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02
EAGLES BALL.

Thc Fraternal Order of Eagles will give 8 dance at their hall, 216 1-2 West Second avenue, on April 12. Easter Monday. Grand march com mences at g o'clock. Music furnished by Elliott's band. You are invited to come and enjoy yourselves. 4-29t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02
REVEREND KEMP
 IS INDICTED

sicarst News Special to the Graphic,
 Chicago, April 1.--Rev. Robert Mor- ris Kemp was today indicted on charges preferred by a 14-year-oll bell boy employed at the Auditorium Annex.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02
MAY CUT SUGAR
 DUTY ONE-HALr

tticarst News Special 10 the Graphic,
 Washing April l.---Senator Clay got through q resolution today call ing on the treasury department for it..uormation regarding sugar, with an objeG. of making a fight to cut the sugar dHty in half
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02
A-MUNDSEN TO
 HAVE COMPANY

HIearst News Special to the Graphic,l
 Christiana, April l.--Dr. Harry Ed nlonda. manager of the observatory at .Sitka, Alaska, will accompany Ro aid Anlundsen on the F'raem expedi- ton to the north pole
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02
ONE KILLED IN
 A RIOT AT MINE

uea''s' SsNs Special 10 the GraphEca
 Gheswick, Pa, April l.--One man was killed and three injured this af- tefnoon in riot at the IIarwick mines. Constaoles, with miner as prisoner, were fired upon. They shot back, killing one assailant and Wonnding three more.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02
AIRSHIPS MAY
 SINK EMPHASIZES

d!earSt News special to ihe 'ra,,ilie.,
 Masiln@te:i, April l. Wr aat brothers will demonstrate that a de- stroying proiectile can be thrown froH an airship ill flight upon bat tleship at sea. Tie test will be made at Fort Meyer. The space is being marked off for the demonstration.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02

Dr. and Mrs. DuckwortN, parents of Dr. C. M Duckworth of Nhis city. will return to their home at SPmec~ vile, Tenn, today after a pleaA2ant visit here with Dr. G. M DuckwoTtn and wife.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02
Considered in Committee of Nhe Whole Thursday
 Lobby Bill Killed.
TER BILLS ARE UP
IT Management of the State Pen. entiary Was Read-Senator
 Toney on Capitol Bill.

.le Rock, April l.-Tne senate
 udel fhis morning to perpetrate
 April Fool" on the people of Ar IS by passing a bill to complete state capitol, and during tic ing the Martin State Capitol
 No. 18e, was taken up, the sen vent into committee of the whole. ..lssed for an hour and half. a. which the committee arose, re ~.d progress and asked leave l'3 ~sgain.
 ter the bill had been read for in- nation several attempts were mai" ;idetrack action on it, but ali d. and it will come up in commit of the whole again at z o'clock. ,ith the reading of the first sec
 Senator Wingo started to offer amendment as to the personnel of commission to be formed under bill,
 he bill provides that three com ssiuners shall be named in add;- to those now serving, and that ',e commissioners be w. 1. Moose, Is fay; J. ". Story, Boone. and Sid Jefferson. M or \ ingo intended to insert oI Ihame Of some party from Miller ||Ilty, but the bill provided that no iE shall be from the same congress M district. and he withdrew his ndment.
 nator Sims then moved that the mittee arise and report the bill < with recommendation that it do pass.
 ais motion WAS argued until the l hour, when the committee a.nsi, 1t again at 2 o'clock.
 ,nator Simms. speaking to hls mr said that the bill was not ill any ner in keeping With the views oG administration or with the bill sss~ V passed by the senate (the Pat on bilD.
 f this bill is passed" he said, will be at cross purposes and ad- nment will find nothing done to plete the capitol"
 .nator Toney said the bill passed he senate would never build any
 of a state capitol.
 t is only Section l of the bills will be required to actually build state capitol. I am ready to vote any bill which would complete building, and am convinced the in bill will do it."
 nator Keel said he thought the te ought to show a fellow mem the courtesy of considering a bill ts merits regardless of affiliation romises to the executive or any else. lnator Martin said there was no ltion to railroad the bill. Tt has { read twice and printed and in ,4 hands of the senate for more than months now. I don't know
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02
INSURANCE LAW
 IS HELD VALID

HIearst News Special tu tue Gtar!t;t.A
 New York, April 1.---,Justicc OGor- man in the supreme court today de- cided that the new insurance law which prescrlbes the amount of new business 10 be done, valid Dome stic life business will be limited to s15O.- 000, ,0oO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02
SOCIETY GIRL FOUND
 UNCONSCIOUS

tHearat News Specla, to tue Graphie.)
 Monongahela, Pa, April IA posse of citizens is searching for the as- sailants of Margaret McQuillis, so- ciety girl who was found unconscious after being attacked by two men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02
N NETHERSOLE SUFFERS
 FROM NERVOUSNESS

'tleaF&e News Special to the Graphc3
 Chicago. April l.---Olga Netherao1a troke down today. She is confined so her bed. Nervousness is assigned as the cause Of her collapse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-02
MRY MRYs., SHERMAN
 TO HAVE AUTO

tHearst News Special |" the Or" "ph!e)
 WashingtoN, April l.~-To provide the vice president with carriage or automobile for s<so social uses is the pur- pose of 8 resolutio.p introduced in the senate today by sensetor Scott. It is to be paid for from the senate con tingent fund