New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-09
Taken by Police to HollO-
way on Resuming Charge
of w. S. p. u.
WOMAN CALLS JUDGE
COWARD IN COURT
you Ought To Be Hanged!
Cries Friend of Prisoner
During Hearing.

London. July :. An end was put TO-
Gav 70 tho respite IN the militant SUI
fragette agitation when Mrs. Emmeline
Tsnkhrrst. the leader. resumed a COM
mand destined 20 be very brief Of the
forces o. the Women's Sofia and Pc
Ntical Union at their London headquAr-
ters. Mrs. Paukhurst. who reoccupIed
the Offices az noon. was not intertered
with AZ first by the police, although
they knew of her intertiOn and mad
detectives on duty IN the vicinity.
" hen she emerged from her headqusr-
tiers. however. TO go 20 luncheon the
police bounced upon her and took her
10 Holloway jail.
simultaneously with the reappear-
ance OF Mrs. Panknurst q violent scene
was created in the Central Criminal
Court. where Mrs. II. +. Alice Hall,
Miss Grace Roe, Miss Julia Jameson
and Mis-. Ellen Armes we're brought
I'd for trial for conspiracy.
The prisoners had been arrested
during RAID on West End faJ on
Nav q and IN their rooms were found
p new shrapnel grenade OF very IN r.
genious manufacture. coils OF fuse and
plan OF houses. with instructions how
10 reach them. and as 10 the dsual
movements OF the police IN the VI
entity.
Miss Roe and Mrs. Hall. VIXEN
brought into court, surrounded D.
women wardens. refused 70 plead. lney
threw rapers and pens from the pris-
oners' Enclosures and shouted run
ming commentary on their treatmenI
IN Holloway Jail Although both %
these prisoners complained OF nay ing
been forcibly fed. they made violent
fight. and it took two policemen and
five women attendants 10 carry them
out Of court 10 the cells below.
Mrs. Hall and Miss Roe we've SEN
fenced 70 three months Imprisonment
each Miss Armcs was found not
guilty. and Miss Jameson was dis
charged for lack Of evidence. The ac-
Gused created further disorder While
SIR Horace Avory. the Judge. was sum
ming 10. and friends of the prisoners
shouted: you coward You ought TO
be hanged" The court was theroupon
cleared.
Dumbarton, Scotland, July 8 Mill
tant suifragettes made desperate ef-
forts to-day 20 attract the attention OF
King George and Queen Mary. WHO are
making 4 tour through Scotland. Al
Balloch bridge. al the foot OF Loeb
Lomond. the women cut down all the
decorations. and as the the procession
arrived at Dalmuir. ten miles from
Glasgow. they managed TO break out
across the route a huge banner bearing
the words. Your Majesty. Stop the
Forcible Feeding and Torturing of
Women" At the same time one woman
armed with a megaphone howled de
nunciation OF forcible feeding.
Neither the King nor the Queen paid
the slightest attention. but the crowd
gathered 20 see their majesties dis
played so hostile an attitude that the
militants beat a hasty retreat.
Glasgow. July s.-An attempt 20 de-
troy tho cottage az Ayr where Robert
Rurns. the Scottish poet. was born on
January %. 1859, was made just before
daylight to-day by two members Of a
militant suffragette arson squad.
TAO women we're surprised by 2
ght Waterman as they we're IN the. net
o. placing large bombs against the
doors and windows of the poets birth
place. which is venerated as shrine
b. the Scottish nation. The man capt,
ured one of the militants, but the other
escaped.
The women wore stockings over their
sroes in order 70 deaden the noise and
hide their footprints.