THE BOMB VANDALS.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2177, 17 June 1914, Page 7

THE BOMB VANDALS.

GlllißCn OUIRA.GES.

AN ERA .OF HAWKISH' TQIijSR&IjONs " ■"

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"TJmdi" fuiC JBrdnov ' Run" Rfcrvlcra ' n ■, London, June 1:5.. ii .J 0 , S.IWVi SLjVv, lecturer on I s\cbotanical Medicine at St, ]3aitho!omcw s Hospital, says that tiio tendency ot modern civilisation is little moro Mirtn toleration of abuses. "W'c Id off ~mrucicrs :iil aoforeirfio to public sciitiliioiifc; wo Oft not hang women because we are described jig civilised; wo treat crime ns a discaso and deal ivit'h it uuidiy ; we tnl;e the most beneficent c eiidtli'o inwiivcVrioiveesS JP'S striters,' because atif HiEli civilisation suggests toleration, hot suppression.' .. " •' ' DISGUISED SUFFRAGETTE AT TUB HORSE SHOW, * ... ' London, Juno lfi. A woman garbed as a hosprtr.l nuiSa was found at tho. Horse, Show at Ohiri,|>ia.. She had a bomb concealed under Ivor eloaliV THE PALACE "BURCLAR.ROYAL REQUESTFOR LKMENCY r London, June M Harry "deb, tho engineer's fitter who was recently arrested m ilm servants' quarters of Buckingham Palace, dppenjed on remand at tho Boh Rfrcet lolieo Couit. Ho vas found guilty art! bound OVG!.. The Kin;', desired Hint he should be treated len ientlv. Mr MusKott (counsel for Pike) slid accusals explanation rs to uliy he had .yi§jt;eil: Wis t'alace, hoi) been clearh. ce- ■ tablislied. .. A SO LIT AR ¥ VANDAL. POLICE BELIEFS DX THE BOMB . OUTRAGES. (Roe. June 17, 010 a.m.) ~ , London, June 16 Iho po.licc believe that one woman ■ was responsible for tlio bomb explosions ■ at the Spurgeon Tabernacle. aiuf tho St. Jolm'fc, fit. Martin's, and £t, Gcorce'i Churches. ■ ' ■> A SulYiagctto plot (o blot? up tho Metropolitan /Water Boaid's rostrvoiif . W oo.l>v loh na& boon discovered.