THE SUFFRAGETTES.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 24 May 1913, Page 5

THE SUFFRAGETTES.

FURTHER OUTRhCES.

(Received Last Night, 10.10 o'clock.) L'.A\i>ON, May 2-i.

There were ma-/, ...uLrages in West End homes, whom taluaole pictures and tapeswios wore cut.

It is supposed «.o b- wie work of .servants or guosts, who ar« in. sympathy with the Suffragettes. '

HOME SECRETARY'S WARNING

(Received May &},. 8.50 a.m.N May 22. Mr McKenna (Home Secretary), speaking at Cardiff, amid Suffragist interruptions, repudiated any idea of concessions to Suffragettes. He also warned tho Suffragettes that they were bringing trouble on themselves. The Government, ta added, was determined to enforce, respect for the law.

INOENDiaRISM. ARREST OP~"Z WOMAN. (Received Mi»y 23, 9.40 a.m.) LONDON, May 22, Miriam Pratt,- aged twenty-three, a schoolmistress, arrested yesterday for incendiarism •ac Cambridge, was % brought before tho i'olioj Court, and remanded, bail being refused. She left Norwich, after telling her uncle, who is a policeman, that she wa* going to distribute leaflets in connection with the Cambridgeshire Parliamentary election. yVhen she returned her uncle found that his watch was missing, and, learning that a watch had been round at Storey V wav, trtxxl his piece with taking it. In addition to the Storey/s-way outrage, a ladder bound with flannelette and saturated with paraffin was found'at another Cambridge house. A timberyard at Kilburn was fired, considerable damage being done.