The sun., 1912-07-02
MOBBED SUFFRAC|STS
TO SEE WALDO TO-DAY
Mrs. Charter Says New York
TOu9hs Are Far Worse
Than LOndOn's.
TELLS OF ILL TREATMENT
Garbage Thrown at Them and
stone Struck llpr-POlice
Of Little Aid.

night and AT Forty-iirst street end Tenth
avenue were stoned end beaten by a
crowd Of men and boys will be received
by Police Commissioner Waldo ct 1880
o'clock this morning. They are Mrs.
j Remington Charter a soft spoken
militant sufrCgctte from England. and
Mrs. Thayer IaccCci With them will
GO Mrs A. c. huGhsion. grand marshal
of the Woman Suffrage rerty. to say
that the party is with Mrs. Charter and
Mrs. lacceci in protesting against the
lack of police protection which might
have saved the speakers from harm.
Mrs. Charter has talked on soap boxes
and on carts in the toughest parts OF
London. She said yesterday:
A New York crowd of roughs has
every crowd in the world absolutely beaten
when it comes to disgusting, distressing.
filthy behavior to women. ! en- proud
10 say that no Britisher. even at his lowest,
ever showed one-third of the dcpravity
and lack OF deccncy | SEW displayed last
Friday night. Decent women. brave
women-even the crowd allowed that
stood and begged for five minutes
hearing. The reply was IL rain of filth,
a shower of stones and old Jagged edged
cans. Far worse was the action of the
men who stood nearest the women. Tn
mentionable indignities were perpetrated
The police were duly notified and
promised their protection and were con-
H,icuous by their absence. an told that
N this particular neighborhood discretion
is distinctly the better rart of valor for
IA;rolmen when the electors elect to
..u,,se themselves by beating women"
Mrs' 'hafter saiu tha' she deepy ap-
precieted the magnificent conduct" of
the three or four men who eventually
p,ied tben,sa,vcs Through tho crowd and
- -. -. -.
eh" Se" 'he r'o.e'S WIN orooii's'ichs
10 GEAR space ~ lnd the speakers. she
spoke particularly OF u man whose name
she caught as ..lason, and sS.d she wished
Wr Ma.on would nrrsent himself and
reveal his first name
Il want further to sc,y- Mrs. Charter
continued. thai shall never forget the
hearing snd h.hrvior of the women Of
the s,,ffrsos nrr1v Calm in seethinv
Lorror of ,phri6jai lio.nso sane ,.nS
wonanly in . mad Crowd-their de,neanor
and ruirage unte more converts To our
noint of yicw than II we had been allowed
20 taIx Tor bonrs I'm. maj, in tho crowd
.a;d .1'on.a .mo,r.n wn,,,d he credit
ia erv c...ine and he was rich.
Wb.re orc Woman was battered hum
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areas oi n'her Women . WIZ, &C., ana ana r,Hrx, ,;s,,
nN, s''c' a'.u iri.i r'I',c s""r "sS'
10 the woinans point OF view mat IS
Mnat ! IIo,Nis.o Whei.. al'EI an lu., >
pdttt, ala hahe tne rro~u i'stel 10. W..
minutes ana they II ma US .i,ere rish'
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was On Don ana mo nl po.tui'"y
10 Watch 'h' races sur ou'Iu,tiS NV.
saw the amused oppression 'aue away
ana horror take It's place W. wen. .o
tell women that they ana thcir interests
ne-dpd tht protection OF the 'ole, atu
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what we cGuld say. out from VIA We were
nna,irlng lor mem; SO our .',l,e me-, was o,nm n",
Wasttd and our bodies were 10y n'i'Im ih,
III yam we ..ohe up .he sou 'nae ,isi1 ,ia
ana we go asaiii TO pan. eoou seou onar.. ua'u
yet aRain 10 gather The harvest o' "o'''ah
courage .. :, ,s
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. rev thitg ior wo",ai, 70 Sn,,.,,;no S;a" E, :"
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aistressihs ana even pru',in tntlss mn daa. epon
l'T,dncs, Mr,, nnar.Gr snsu % az hns., s wnIncn
p. "ioM .ecaus. VIZ Hi.o o. ,;',, ,ho a.
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po.nloh Ii eEt.l VIA, ,yp' az. ~ ' aat,srnd
,,, wU.'.rn, ~ '.iuom , anL for al, tho wholc