New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14

George TO finish the season alo"e' "N
ing to a source i'm close touch with tne
court and the government. The queen
is represented as being in state VI
nervous tension as TO when and wnere 'ne
next suffragette will appear. She IL Is
said. H.. no intention Of allowing her
existence to be made unhappy by those
she babituallv calls the "furies.
Should the Queen be forced 10 carry
her threat into execution the step VIII
create an unparalleled social sensation
The suffragettes had made preparations
for a demonstration at the Natiohai HORSE
Show this afternoon. but their process
sion was allowed to get only as far as the
Albert Han on the way TO Olympia when
the police interfered and scattered H.
A fine of SO was inflicted to-day on
Arthur Barnett, clerk TO the attorney Tor
the Women's Social and Political lnion'
who pleaded guilty to the charge OF con-
veying into Holloway jail drugs Tor the
purpose of making the suffragette prls'h-
ers violently sick after they had peen
forciblv fed so as to secure their ais
charge. Mr. Bodkin. counsel for the gov
eminent. declared that previous TO the
introduction of drugs there had oeen no
SYMPTOMS Of vomiting shown by any
prisoner after forcibe feeding.
Would Reginald McKenna, the Home
Secretary. suffer or die for $40 week!
is the question put by the Women's Social
and Political Union, the militant suffra-
rette organization, in a statement issued
to-day in reply to Mr.. McKenna's speech
in the House of Commons on THURSDAY
Mr.. McKenna then said:
MANY of these women are hysterical
fanatics who are possessed OF courage
that would risk anything. Many of them
want to die to gain what they believe TO
be martyrdom Advertisement OF their
acts is a thing they desire above all.
The Home Secretary added that some OF
the women were paid from 81 80 TO Slo
week to commit crimes.
The officials of the militant body say
they view with contempt the assertion
that women are paid for making militant
protests and claim that the absurdity OF
the charge is proved by Mr.. Mckenna
admission that women suffer acutely and
are prepared 10 die for the cause.
The Suffrsaette Record.
The following is a list of the suffrasette
outrages committed in Great Britain
/ fl ON the beginning of 1909 to date:
| Feb. 24-Riot in London; seVerai
women Jailed. .Lr
| 100 women Jailed
1910
/ Nov 11-Windows of Guildhall smash
/ ed during Lord Mayors banquet
1S-Riot in Parliament Square;
! 24-Felonious assault on MI: BIT
! rell and other Cabinet Ministers
1912
March 5.-Riots in London; windows
smashed; so women arrested. At
tack upon Lord Chanceilor
S.-Riot in Holloway jail.
July 1S.-Hatchet thrown at Mr.. AS
quth in Dublin; attempt TO BURN
Theatre Royal. Dublin. where
As0uith was TO speak; attempts
TO burn Nuneham House. the his
toric home of the Harcourts, ana
the residence of Mr.. Pease, Min
lister Of Education.
Jan. 29.-Windows smashed and letter
boxes destroyed.
30.-Windows smashed al LamDeth
Palace and Dublin custom House
/ Feb. 2O-Mr. Lloyd Georges new house
at Walton Heath burned. Pavilion
at Kew Botanical Gardens burned.
/ March 1O.-Attack upon the King IN
procession at opening of Par
lament. Railway stations at
Saunderton and Croxley Green
burned.
1G.GHouse in Surrey burned
2O.-House Of Lady White (widoW or
hero NJ Ladysmith) and buildings
at golf links at Weston-super-
27@Attempts to burn four houses
at Hampstead.
April S.-Thirteen pictures damaged in
Manchester Art Gallery.
Blouse in Hertfordshire, house
at Chorleywood and grandstand
at Ayr race course burned; bombs
exploded in OXted railway station
and London & Northwestern rail-
way train.
S.-Telegraph and telephone wires
cut at Grimsby; windows smash
cd and letter boxes destroyed in
mary places.
11.-Attempts to burn sheds OF
army balloons, Marlborough; and
grandstand at cricket grounds at
Tunbridge Wells fire alarm
boxes in London smashed; office
of Daily Standard attacked and
windows broken.
f5.-Raiiroad telegraph wires cut;
mansion at St Leonard s-by-the-
Sea burned; attempts to burn
Sheffield general postofiice and
ST. Luke's Church, Abercorn.
11.-Attempt TO wreck train on
Great Northern Hallway.
24--Plot to burn Harrow School:
bomb outrages at Manchester and
Newcastle-On-Tyne.
MAY Public school at Aberdeen
burned: Midland Railroad sheds
at Bradford burned, loss $500, 900.
4-Riot in Trafalgar Square.
-Nitro-glycerine bomb at a Lon
don postofiice; office of Daily
standard raided and furniture
/ and windows smashed
/ valuable dog poisoned at Egg
ham: bomb found under windows
of Grand Hotel. London; ST.
GATHERINGS Church, Hetcham.
burned.
House at Golders Green and
cricket pavilion at Bishops Park
burned; attempts TO burn two
houses at Beach Hill and lumber
yard at Lambeth
Bomb placed in Bishops chair.
ST Fauls Cathedral, and in Lon
don jewelry shop: bust Of Mr..
Redmond, in Dublin, disfgured.
| 10-Farrington Hall. Dundee. and
| mansion at BarrCw-in-Furnes
burned; attempts 30 burn Empire
Palace Theatre, LONDON; football
pavilion al Cambridge and mansion
At Newcastle on-TYnc: bomb out
RACES at Caml ridge, Reading
postofiice and Liverpool railway
station.
I1.-Windows smashed in John Dill
Ions house, and offices OF United
Irish League, Dublin statue of
Earl of Derby at Preston, dis
figured.
13.-House at Folkestone burned.
i4-Organ burned in parish church
at Penn. Buckinghamshire: bombs