THE VOTELESS WOMEN.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1754, 20 May 1913, Page 7

THE VOTELESS WOMEN.

NEW STYLE OF WARFARE.

THE BOYCOTT.

Bj Ttleeraph—Prt6j Association—OopjilelH (Ecc. May 20, 0.15 a.m.) London, May 19. A' league of Justice Woman Suffrago organisation has been started. Its members are pledged not to give monetary or personal ,nid : to any institution, and boycott professional men and tradesmen not supporting woman suffrage. MOBBING OF AN M.P. WHEN IS REBELLION DISGRACEFUL? London, May 18. The case against tho Suffragettes charged with smashing tho windows of the house occupied by Mr'. John Dillon, Nationalist M.P., in Dublin, is being heard. Mr. Dillon, giving evidence, said ho had heard tho noise of his windows being smashed, but had not troubled to ascertain the cause. One of the prisoners asked whether Mr. Dillon had signed the petition praying that Dr. (now Sir Lcander) Jameson be given full political rights after his release fiom prison at the conclusion of his sentence for the part he took in the raid into tho Transvaal in 1895-90. Mr. Dillon replied in the affirmative. Asked whether lie approved of Dr. Jameson's act, ho replied that rebellion with militancy was disgraceful, but he did not consider rebellion disgraceful. [Mr. John Dillon was surrounded a few days ago by Suffrafcettcs in a street in Dublin. He-declared that ho would vote against them every lime. Tho windows .in his house were subsequently bombarded with stones.] CHRISTABEL PANKHURST'S CAMPAIGN. FOREIGN OFFICE PROTEST. London, May 18. It is leported that tho Foreign Office has drawn the attention of France to the fact that Miss Cliristabol Pankhurst is abusing French hospitality by conducting | a criminal campaign. [Miss Christatel Pankhurst "dodged" a warrant in connection with tho conspiracy charges against a number of. Suffragettes, and has since resided in France.]