New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
BRITAIN WON'T SUPPRESS
SUFFRAGETTES' PAPER
Bit Crime Must Not Be lnClted
Complete Turndown for
MCKenna, Say MilltantS.
"AFRAID OF LABOR PARTY"
Women Destroy Penn Organ
and Send Bomb to Judge
Commuters Lives in Danger
Receiver for Lawrence.

Receiver for Lawrence.
London. May 1.-THE Home Office has
issued a statement explaining that the
co,ernmcnts attitude with respect to
THE Sunragette" has been misunder-
stood. The suppression of the paper has
NOT been ordered. and it is open TO the
vomen's Social and Political Union or
.,,body TO publish ii without mourning
,bo risk of prosecution, provided that no
,rritemen, 10 crime is printed.
The miiuants declare that the state
r,cpt of the Home Office is complete
rundown for the Rieht Hon. Reginald
NcKcuna. the Home Secretary. who. they
assert is afraid to tackle the Labor
Marty. which has undertaken as matter
Of principle to back the publication OF the
militant organ.
Mntants This evening set ire to the
organ of the old parish church Of Penn
p,cIinshamshre. which because OF its
association with the founder Of Penn
s,lyqnfa was Of great interest to Ameri-
cans TIE early discovery OF the hameS
made IL possible to eNtinGuish them be
fore they spread 10 the church. but the
organ was ruined. \ paper was found
inscribed "Sunragists cause incendiar SIN
for votes
Bomb Sent Through Mails
bgsiuess-Ike bomb addressed 10
Henry Cuus Bennett, the police maE!N-
.~ate who is hearing the charges against
the su0ragette leaders. was delivered by
letter carrier At Bow street Police Court
to-day. The package was marked 'imme-
da,e" hut. disliking the look Of II the
cautious court officer took il outside ana
nn,nred Il I'm a pail Of water When the
rackaee was opened il was found To CON
,ajn Tin tobacco box bound with WIRE
and filed with sunpowder shot aho
cartridge. Attached TO the cap end OF the
cartridge was nail. which If it had been
struck would have fired the bomb anu "a
ploded It's contents.
svnrageue bombs were found to-day
in one Of the passenger cars Of local
train running between kingston-oh-
Thames and London on the Southwestern
Rsiwsy. making the third outrage "l
Inns Kind on the same line WITHIN '"o
months ON the arrival at Waterloo
TERMINUS f the Kingston tram ""'on
| was crowded with passengers on me"
w.. In business. the conductor noticed I'D
Ione Of the compartments three pa''eS
which aroused suspicion. ON invesuS1-
Itior TWO Of them were found 10 conan
III cauisters filed with combusuples anu
wrapped in sufragette placards. 40 eN-
|p.es.on occurred. and the bombs were
|halded over to the POLICE
schoolboys Lend a Hand.
sobcorboys ON being released from
,,eir lessons are taking hand in help
inc the muitants In their ie.gu OF terror.
several bombs" found Yesterday ana 10
,6sv which ON exam nation proved TO De
tdummies. have been traced To the pup''s'
The lates, bomb" 20 be found was
Ip,ked I'D this Afternoon IN the area OF
H. church House in Deans Yard. West
minister Abbey. The discovery Of the ma
ichine caused sensation unul uie po''e
IiGoved its narmlessness
i striking evidence as to the extensive
Ioperat.ous of th4 suffrasettes engaged
H. the militant campaign and oi the %"
Ienec; ON the wOmen's cause Of the o"'-
Iraees committed by them was gwen our
Ing to-day.s resumed hearing AT 80"
Is,reet ro.ice court Of the charges aealhsl
the suffragette leaders OF infringement 81
lthe malicious damage To property a'''
Those who occupied the prisoners en-
Ic,osur- were Miss Harriet Rebecca Kerr
Miss Agnes Lake. Miss Rachel barrel,
tu,s Beatrice saunders Miss Annie
iKenpey Miss Laura LeunoN ana the
Isnalytlcal chemist. clayton Inc 'dSs
lgainst General Mrs. Flora DrNH''ho'''
vas POSTPONED until July. OWNS 10 he'
Illness
| Testimony was given by letter cafilerS
lnd postoHice officials as to the great
kamace don, to tine mails 10y cntmi'a'S
Iand o,ner fluids being poured into the
tgblic letter boxes.
Ex.Business Manager Test'f'es'
| The former business manager 81 The
IuNragette" gave evidence as to the re-
Iponsibiht, of She various prisoners lor
the different dcpartments OF that news
taper Tie witness explained mat MS
t-rpccs were dispensed with by the MIN
tant society. as Mrs. Emmcline PankhurS'
Thought n was better that only women
Ehould conduct the paper
| The witnesses evidence az TO the loss Oh
lcrculation b- The Sufragette~ after
sQitant acts had been committed was
Somewhat surprising he said that a.
IL. .t-..- "a 1 o,.rfao Rad beeu