... hit it on the bead, and buried it. That is the proper way to kill a dog. bang men. Annie Kenney is the latest militant suffragette to go abroad. She has been ordered to • foreign health resort by her medical advisers, and has left London for Lugano, where ...

... of the country advice is pouring in on the Wisconsin husbands promptly to rewind their jaunty resolution forbidding the Suffragettes admission to the fair. As the New York Times points out, wives ia America who still perform many of the duties specified ...

... sadiand at f JUDGE'S APPEAL. Addressing the prisoners, the judge said that in his belief some of those taliag part in the Suffragette movement were actuated partially by ambition, pride, and love of power; others, young people chiefly, joined it from a spirit ...

... members of the Cabinet will hang themselves is the woman suffrage question. At the London Sessions the last batch of the 136 suffragettes indicted for committing wilful and malicious damage to shop windows were dealt with. Sentences of six months and under ...

... nly. in the midst of a floe bimt (! eloquence. his fell, sad in a tow any he cried: Gentiemes, swallcw. the bullet. Suffragette. What we a maintain is. that women aheald g.t ruer.'n wages. Vote: . *Weil. no they do. tura. Leastwaya. I L. Jw my old ...

... furniture damaged. There was an exciting race between the cab containing Mrs. Pankhuret and another in which were eight suffragettes. The latter arrived just in time to see the gates of Helloway Gaol shut upon the leader, who, by the I way, had to be carried ...

... THEATRE BESIEGED. NOISY CROWD PRIIVIINT GET= METING. MIS. PANIBUILST AND 6 ' SCRIBBLERS.' 01 Monday the London Pavilion. the suffragettes hold their weekly meetings. by aa angry crowd who pre_ . Vie nom* mitecing the building. Kea re/used admissioa to the Pavilioa ...

... that Iss believed istrailv•tion of a species of milking Durham. would develop in the provisos a So raise rural purpose Two Suffragettes, Mary Walters aad Mary Neill, were seatenosd at Leedom Sem to four mouths imprissameat for breaking windows at the Reg ...

... Fenders. Kerbs, Fireirons. etc. — ALL PRICES. MI MCI la 233, HAMP'S Enamel Ware Saucepan.. Brunkes, etc.--Tne KEST. For a SUFFRAGETTE may try to STOP A RACEHORSE, but you CANNOT STOP THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES r.., p h.m. : 411. From buying : •• tmratfurd.•' TAXI-CABS ...

... Excitement was eared at • Carmarthen fair by the appearance of a Number of women armed with hammers. They were tare for Suffragettes.. but it turned out they were Snow has fallen at Framed and Mann°. within Orrin miles of Rome. Bop of sixteen to eighter ...

... l et- - , „ , , 4 1 , . A The lady with a crows, Kathleen Ward, was of the heroines of a scene at the Old Bailey, when suffragettes defied the majesty of the law in its very temple. Miss Ward threw a tomato at the Clerk of the Court, but, u that official ...

... caught her; she was dragged back to the stage, ond a wild fight ensues: between the women on the stage and the police. The Suffragettes fought furiously. Inspector Macßrien's bowler bat was knocked off, and he lost his walking-stick. One woman pounded him ...