Evening star., 1914-06-08
Screams Denunciation of
"ForcibIe Feeding" From
Horse Show Stall.
NO PEACE FOR MAJESTIES
LATEST militant ORDER
Meetings in Provinces Generally
Broken Up-Westminster and
Church of 0ratory Invaded.

LONDON, June s.-Another demonstra-
presence of King George and Queen
Mary was carried out at the interna-
tional horse show at Olympia this after
noon. Their majesties had hardly taken
their seats when a young woman rose
in the stalls opposite and in a shrill
voice screamed denunciations Of the fore
lble feeding of suffragette prisoners. The
police pounced upon her Immediately.
but the woman fought wildly and her
election from the building was effected
only after a fierce struggle.
mo peace for King George or Queen
Mary is the latest order given out by
the headquarters staff of the militant
low few appearances of their majes-
of demonstration.
Later in the day two women at op-
posite ends of the arena harangued
the royal box and made appeals to the
king to stop forcible feeding: Angry
shouts were raised by the crowd as the
suffragettes were elected.
Notice of demands for a conference
with Walter Hines Page, the Ameri-
can ambassador. were made today at
the embassy by a woman giving the
clared she was an American.
She said she was among the deputation
of suffragettes which was broken up
while attempting to march to Bucking-
ham Palace May 81 to present a petition
to the king. but she refused to tell any
body except the amba ssador himself what
she wished to complain about She threat
ened to continue visiting the embassy
until Mr.. Page consented to see her.
I'VE have no king, but thank God we
have Mrs PankhIlrst was the defia Mt
shout Of Miss Napier, one of yesterdays 8
braw1ers In Westminster Roman Catholic
Cathedral. when she was led away to the
cells after refusing to give a bond for
Public Anger Increasing.
Anger at the militant suffragette out
RACES is expressed daily with more We
hemence throughout Great Britain Re-
ports from the provinces show that suf-
fragette meetings organized yesterday
were generally broken up and the women
threatened with violence.
At Ilford, some miles east of London,
the speakers were pelted with tomatoes
and other missiles. and an unsuccessful
attempt was made by the crowd under
the leadership of a woman to upset the
wagon from which the suffragettes were
speaking The orators escaped into the
residence of the local leader of the mill
tant society, and the crowd afterward
pelted the house with stones and broke
every window in the place.
A crowd at Hampstead Heath knocked
over the platform from which a party of
militants were to speak and scattered the
suffragettes in all directions. They tried
to drag two of the women to pond for
ducking, but the police rescued them.
Advocated Use Of Bombs.
A similar scene occurred on Clapham
common, when a suffragette advocated
the use of bombs, and the speaker and
those on the stand with her were pelted
with mud. The police helped the women
to escape on a motor bus. A meeting in
Hyde Park ended in the same manner.
Sylvia Pankhurst declared at meeting
in the East End of London last night
that when she goes to see Premier AS
quith Wednesday she would ask for a
deputation to accompany her not only to
plead with the premier. but to threaten
him.