WILD WOMEN

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2120, 11 April 1914, Page 5

WILD WOMEN

Mrs, brummond jumps tee -...; ;■ '■, „. bock , .. '■ . LIVELY TIMES iN COURT By. TeleerapU-Pwsj AteeciaMtm-Copyrteht London, April 8. Sirs. ■ pnifiutioiid, the SuJfraKette leader, who a few clays ago prevented the hearing of Iks csso agair.st her by shrieking m Courts was brought, up ngani and charged with riotous conduct during the recent Unionist nutiHome Rule Demonstration in Hyde i'arlc. Slio said 1 to the Magistrate:—"l supposes yon have been to sea tiro Bluebeard at the 'Boms Office. 1 don't care." She then raised her voito until it was unintelligible, and suddenly looped from the deck and attempted to smash tJia glass screen of tho reporters' desk. A policeman secured her, and Ifel'-l her in the deck, although she struggled violently. Later, sho tare off a jroliccnjan's v.'histlo, and flung it .at tho Magistrate. When fined 403., she screamed; "you Imvo not yet done with me yet, -old man." A sympathiser paid tho- fine. Tsro Sijifrflgettes, charged at tin? Bel* fast Police Court, adopted Mrs. Drumniond's shouting tactics. They demand* od Sir Edward Careen's and Captain Craig's arrest, and created Uionium. Forty persons were ejoctod from t)to Couft, and the proceedings had to b? adjourned. MUSEUM CASES .WMOKEO! (Itco. Aprii 10, 5.5 p.».) London, April B. 'A Suffragette has Ueen arrcstfitt on a eliiirge of wrecking seven cases in tjio Asiatic Section, of the British Jliteeißn with a, hatchet, and swashitig valuable porcelain. ANOTHER SflisiOH (Rcc. April 10, U. 5 p.m.) London, April 9, Snffragcttes lwve bumd Orlancls Mausion, soar ,Oayriekfcr|»iis, hi Ulster,