The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-04
EDITORS ALSO SUFFER
One Knocked From His
Chair. Other Takes
to His Bed.
PAPERS DEMANDREPRISALS
establishment Of Penal Seryi.
tude for "Furics'
Is Urged.
SpSci1f cable Despatch TO Tpr srx.

Sp,c1t cable Despatch TO Tur srS.
toSpoS, June 4.--The renewed outbreak
Of the militant suffragettes yesterday and
tn evident abandonment of the "sanctity
OF human life policy By the attack on an
attendant at the Dore gallery and the
assault On two editors In Belfast have so
reused the British press that demands
are now being made to end this foolish
ness once for all.
II is not doubted that each days fresh
batch Of outrages Increases the exaspera-
ton Of the section Of the public which
does not bestow on Mrs. pankhurst's
fures either pity or the amused liberation
they receive in other sections.
II Is certain that the first time these
women are caught by the mob they will
be treated with ferocity equal to their
own unless police are at hand to pro-
tect them. There are not a few signs
indeed that the exasperated men are
burning for a chance to give the punish
ment that the law refuses. Hints OF this
appear In many quarters. bu, there is
nothing 70 suggest deliberate. concerted
action. In the meantime Home Secretary
Mckenna and his colleagues continue TO
rely on the fabulous cat and mouse act
which. Notwithstanding official claims 20
toe contrary. has proved an utter failure.
Urges Penal servitude.
The Daily Express in leading edi-
torial demands that Parliament take up
the matter at its reassemblIng next week
nd hot -.
!Hg penal servitude with full rigor and
Ignoring the women's hunger nonsense or
deportation The Express contends that
inacton will soon have the country on
the verge ~ "a terrible outbreak leading
to war, in which innocent women will
suffer far more than the militants.
AT n meeting presided over by sylvia
Pankhurs; at Llmehouse last night the
sufrragett-s. whose slogan was Down
With Property! Burn Evoryth!ngw re-
solved to send n deputation to see Premier
Asquith a; the House OF Commons on
--uy 30. Miss Pankhurst said that Il,
81, ard her followers were stopped en-
route they must struggle through some
Row. Il she r. arrested she said, ana
sent Co Jail ard then released again, she
would Tie on The steps of the House OF
Commons Instead Of getting nuised back
20 health. There, she said, she would re-
Received the deputation.
Mrs. Pankhur-t Near Palace,
According to the Daily Mall Mrs Pank-
hurst is staying at a house in Grosvenor
p'ac" overlooking the grounds OF Buck,
lngham Palace. This report has caused
the police much worry and they are
watching the house night and day. An
automobile Is kept near by ready TO whisk
Mrs Pankhurst back to Holloway jail in
sAe energies from the house. the police
IN the palace grounds have been IN.
creased King George has discontinued
his morning rides in Hyde Park for fear
oil some militant interruption.
The Daily Man says further tina, the
police have been Informed OF "A sufYragette
plot against King Georges second son.
Prince Henry. who Ia now at E,on Col
Iege. The police are taking a serious view
VI THIS new situation and have sent two
detectives TO E;on to watch the Prince.
Inc sunragettes for short time last
h'sA' held up the performance OF IAN
Idea Husband" at the -. James's Thea
Ue' shouting and scattering leaflets They
were put out and the performance was
continued
" II reported that the Government is
considering action against the financial
supporters Of the Womans Social and
FoiI'lca! Union, list OF whose names was
,'And In the last raid on the sufrragette
headquarters. There have been similar
reports In the past. but nothing OF this
Character has yet been done.
The attack on the attendant in the
oore gallery was a very savage one.
Tht woman had slashed two pictures.
me woman had slashed two pictures
including very valuable engraving, Love
wounded" by Bartoozzi. and was rails
ing her Ratchet 10 cut third when the
attendant seized her by the arm
The militant, vino gave her name In the
marlborough street police court as Ivy
Bonn, turned on the attendant and
0esan hacking him about the body
Win the Ratchet Other attendants came
~ MS rescue and overpowered the woman
'''N ''"NNhVN Hoh bttl tdhtn from
h'' she continued kicking and screaming
Int! the police arrived and took her away.
she Jet, letter In the gallery in which
~" SAID that the mllitants had been
700 ady.lke" heretofore, and that to stop
"e militant uprising Justice" must be
sven 10 them. We are willing to die for
- os'ore We give in" the letter conti..ued.
We nav" tried all other ways. We have
oe'h TOO ladylke in the past. Now We
are gong to fight, and you can allow US
10 ne Killed. Others will arise to take
VIZ PAGES. | have Joined In the war"
Attack Editors I'm Belfast.
The woman appeared TO be OF some
ealca,!on and means.
further serious personal assaults on the
p'r' OF the militant group occurred to-
uSS III Belfast. Two women one OF tn On
unusually large build. assaulted the
managing editors OF two Belfast news
par'rs They visited the Belfast Teie-
raph office first and were admitted to
we ofhce OF the editor. The big woman
nm'ihrilately walked over TO the desk OF
or stewart, the managing editor, and
AHo'N"d Mr.. Stewart out OF his chair
~ no 20 tho floor with a blow OF her fst
me smaller woman threw a mucilage bot
w ~ tho editor and than tina urnn, ar,