Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
.SUFFRAGETTES WON'T
STOP AT HUMAN LIFE
II VIII Never Submit 90 This
Government Nor 20 Any Other
That Holds Women In Bond
age, She Declares
70 Court.


LONDON Special Militant
sunraSctc-. cnrascd ca the three
ycar -cuicu,c Imposed upon thcir
leader. Air~. Emmscliuc lunkhur~f.
BEGAN today to pat into cuCs G their
threat Go plun-c England Into
rCiEn 90 terror.
Ihc threat to u.s. bombs with
out regard for human lifc WAS car
ricd out nt two points. NJ NNtcus
iu surrey. "a railway station was
blown zap and partially destroy cd
while -unrngcttcs az To, kpprt
blew up a train on thc Loudon and
Nurtuw Cstern Railway. The en-
zine driver was seriously injured
AZ both points thc militant. had
PLANNED for fire tu follow the ca
plo~ion. but thcir arrangements
went nwry.
At Oxtcd the charge oil powder.
laid a. train. was ~ heavy that
it blew away a un of petroleum,
intended as "a torch, without tg-
hitting a. Al -tot kpur AZ was
found that resin and oil had been
smcnrcd GA the railway coaches 90
tllc wrecked train 30 40 would
catch aurc.
pistol was found in the ruins
OF the ONtcd station.
Three sunrascftc~ on arson bent
were arrested at Site ham. They
carried a nortmantcauN containing
uli tisc implements u-cu uy pru-
lc,siouul iuccudiaric-.
Al Manchester tlsrcr women
were held tor further cNnminatlon
on charges OF dc~troNin- costly ara
works iu che Sian, hester Ara Cali
lcrA with hammers last night.
LONDON Special 4 >nbur-
ban railway station iu surrey WAS
blown zap and partially DESTROYED
bN ~unrugctgCs today. The walls
were cruckcd. all thC windows
smashed and the doors blown
away.
Ine police found pistol. a
tinc clock and "a tin cap 90 Pc
trolcum. The authorities believe
the explosion was caused h1
heavy charge OF guuunwdCr, the
petrol failing Co ignite.
Loss Don. April Al ne names q
feminist violence have been femme
into roaring connagratlou by Oh
/ thrcc-ycar sentence imI escd upu
Mrs Emmeine Pankhurst leader q
fhe militant sufragcttes and Scotlau
/ Yard worked IN cooperation VII
government secret service agents tc
day. preparing 20 combat new reig
OF terror.
Oupe Hocken. an artist and conf
dant OF Mrs. paukhurst. in who's
studio "a suffrage arsenal was toun
was urraigncd in old Bailey Court q
day on charge OF conspirins 10 ga
+ sfroy government property. al
Hocken was defiant and embiitered /
the fate which hau bcflllen her leaHe
Il viii never submit 90 this goVer
ment nor any other that holds wom'
IN bondage exclaimed Miss hocke
II shall be only too proud 20 folio
In the footsteps OF our glorious lead,
Mrs. Pankhurst. III am sent 20 pris
/ 4 VIII go on hunger strike But
want to serve notice upon the Britt
people that we are just beginning
night. what has gone before is nae
sSirmishlng tn comparison with vi
- to follow. We are determined a
women OF England shall enjoy ,
civic rights W hich are Justly theirs a
Ne are now ready 10 go 90 any extrel
20 get them.
3 A great crowd Of members % {
~ Women's Social Union gathered az &
as Bailey for the trial OF Miss Hook
"a Some OF them carried banners. 9th
- wore black and yellow sashes and
% wore rOsettcs OF suffrage cOl0rs-
a. fore tney entered the court room a
nt sang suffrage songs ano eheered
AIRS. Paakhurst
c. While this Was goiug on the DO
b. were active All over England in a g.
~ certed camoaiEn 90 fprestali mllital
~ Az Mitchai. a suburb. a policeman
q rested two sunragettes named Fuy
ly Brady and Mlliccnt Dean. both OF Vi ,
.rt have been up on charges before
"a women were EaEENNNN ININNAAnNNl
" which. upon being opened a. the 90
~ station. were found 10 contain c3no
- petroleum. tlrle fuses, oakum and Of
a implements usually EMPLOYED By q
OF contemplating arson.
.er There were also a number or Sd
10 % paper containing the lnscfipt
Beware how you treat Mrs pa
hurst.
sydney Buxton. president OF the 81
81 OF Trade. received an Auuuy tntto.
fef tice that the suur6Eeftes inter
-. burning down IA number OF railroad
~ tions On the enviruns o. Birm ingf
The railroads were notified and de-
rs % nriyate guards were placed along
1W tracks 90 prevent lucenoia rieffi.
.hy m conditions become worse ~ -
Gar / ly that Home Secretary Mcke1na
use unarFned soldiers Tor patrols a.
railroad and government property.
ar Because o. their thrrats agatnst
re- man life uttered last night ~ Is Re
md that fanaticiSm may Try to
-ox trains-
- Mrs. Pankhursf began her seatens
80 three years 81 hard labor az Hole
'F@t JAN this morning.