Kruger Not Ready to Yield
Item
- Title
- Kruger Not Ready to Yield
- Source
- The sun (NY)
- Date
- 1900-06-08
- page
- 1
- Identifier
- https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030272/1900-06-08/ed-1/?sp=1&q=murder&r=0.131,0.421,0.223,0.107,0
- Crime
- Murder
- Subject
- murder; international
- Race of alleged victim
- White alleged victim
- Gender of alleged victim
- male alleged victim
- Stage of the Legal System
- crime
- Location
- Out-Of-State; Cape Town, South Africa
- Length of story
- 1122
- Description
- KnroKR KnO1 Nor HEADY TO YIELD YIELDDtflsnt JIBLD JIBLDblat YZZLDDeeset Dtflsnt blat Menage 8 Seat nt to Pretoria J Jut st Before Beforethe Beo Beforebe the tl be Fall of the he Capital Capitalflrvcal Capial Capialtlol CapitalrciaI flrvcal tlol Co Cal l Dnvaith nPrll It t TUB T118UI SUN SUNKrom SUNEtoi Krom rro TUB Til Tjt SUMS Su Correspondent Corrrpldrnt tt Pretoria PretoriaPRETORIA Prla PretorIaP511010 PRETORIA IRTOnA June Jun i via A IxirrnzoMarques lrno Marue Marquee June JuneP 7 U4J P M MAii 1AI All Boer Illr resistance rtlltno In this thl Tl TlChsnt YiChange Change of Time Tm 8in4ay 117 J Ltklnna l nn4n Raird flro dpslronsare Pltro are requested rru1 to t It I Put 1 at lowers loldr of scent airDI arid a W UyArf AI dotty dnly ceased ce last lalt night and the te cltyirui cltyiruirendered clT city WU 1 siar siarrendered rendered burghers rendee retreated rtett to the te Brltl BUo Bdtlsh toward tware h today ta Lydenburg LydnburA Alltheflghtl Alltheflghtlburgbers Al AU tbe tb lbUn lbUnburabn ilgbting A message m ae from frm President Prldet Krufer Kr which wbl w wreceived wu wureceived received rcved just before bfor the te British Bluh occupation occupationPretoria ocupaton of ofPretoria ofPretoria Pretoria declared delare that the te Gorernment Gornment ai aithe and andthe andthe the people pope were united uDlt In khe the te determinationresist determination detrloUln 10 10relt toresist resist relt as a a long as a life lfe remains remainsPRETORIA rmain remainsParroazA PRETORIA PanoaA Monday Mondy night Dlht rl via a Lorenzo Lrnz Mi Miques Isfar Isfarques a ques que June 7 litt I P 1 MAtter M Ater a heavy be1 boi boibardment bm bmbarent born bornbardnient bardment barent with wit forty fory cannon vnDon ail day dy da the Brill Brillforced BrUh BrUhforc British Britishforoed forced forc the te commandos cTmld west wet of the te town townevacuate to toencuato toevacuate evacuate their positions plUon Beyond Wrecking Wreckingfew wreciina a afew few stable 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formly surrendered urrenderd at noo nootomorrow noon noontomorow noontomorrow tomorrow tomorrowAll tomorow tomorowAl All Al the te locomotives lom UvB with wit the rolling rolDI ttoc ttocsteamed Ilok Ilokettamed stock stocksteamed steamed ettamed out to the tle eastward astwad in I a Baleanto glgantlo pr prcession pro procession cession csion at 4 oclock ocoek this ti afternoon afternoonBinMtxouAM aternon aternonRIUINODAU afternoonBInMINGUAM BinMtxouAM RIUINODAU June 7 7Te 7The The correspondent correspondentthe ofrepndnt of ofthe ofthe the Post hears htnr from an official olc source eourc at a Tb TbHague The TbeIlue Thehague Hague Ilue that a serious serlousquestlon question queton concerning cncrnlor Pre Predent PMI PMIdent Prod Proddent dent Kruger Krer U L agitating aslaJne th te the Netherlands Neterand Coy Goieminent Oovrnmet Coyernment eminent rnmet U I seems Rems that the Transvaal Trnva Pres Presdent Presldent PresidenthaddecideduptoMay dent denthaddecideduptoMay had decided deided up to t May ay 31 to t take refuge refujon rfle rfleon refugeon on the Dutch Duth cruiser cruler Frlesland Frelland which U now now a aLorenzo at atLrez atLorenzo Lorenzo Lrez Marques Marque There U L rln reason to believe bollevttit beleve belevethat believethat that tclcsrsphlc tccrpblc orders order bsve b YO b hfn been n ent Ifnt from frnnThe frm frmThe fromThe The Hague laaue to the te commander comminder of the Frlcslan Frlcslanu FrleslandM u to hh hi future coursn III of notion notionBRUSSELS actionBIUYBBELS Acton ActonDnue8L BRUSSELS Dnue8L June 7 7Dr Dr Leyds Lydl the Trsnsvat TrsnsvatDiplomatic Tranaval TranavalDplomato TrsnsvsslDiplomatic Diplomatic Dplomato Agent raid today today that tho end c ctho or orte ofthe the te war would not come cme for a long Ion lime tlnualthough limealbouah timealthough although albouah the character charactfr of the fighting lhtnc wotil wotilbo would wouldbe wouldbe be changed chon led He admitted admittd that If t Lord Ior Robert Robertsurrounded Jtberts Jtbertsaurrounde Robertssurrounded surrounded aurrounde all al the Boers Boer In the Lydenburg Iydlnburl dU dUtrlct dl district trlct their situation luaJon would be pitiful pUful but h hthought ho hotholaht hothought thought tholaht that such Investment Ilvestfnt was WI quite Quie Im Improbable Improbable improbable probable probableCAPS probableCAIE probableCjix CAPS TOWN June 5 aTwo Two British BrJsh soldier soldierwere eoldlerwere soldierwere were stabbed etabbld to death by b an Italian Itlan during duringstreet a aIlrlt astreet street Ilrlt fight C h here her today toa A mob thereupon thereupowrecked thrfupon thrfuponwreckd thereuponwrecked wrecked the supposed premises prem of th the mur muiderer murderer murderer derer who bad brvdsucoeeded succeeded ucO ded In making bin hi escapLONDON escape Icap escapeLomox LONDON 10IPON June 7 7The The Foreign Office Omc pub publlshes publshes pubIlahes llshes lshes the following fololnc telegram from Sir Alfred AHreMtlner AUredMiner AlfredMimer Mtlner Miner Governor of Cape Colony Colon under to tcdays todBY todays days dBY date dateIt doteI dateIt It I Is reported Jported that large numbers numbl of miner minerand miner minerand minersand and others otbtrs are about to start for the Transvoaon Transvaal TranavB1 TranavB1on Transvaalon on Saturday from Southampton Soutamptn Cannot pub publio pubIto Ito 10 notification ntncaton be Issued lue warning wanlna the th people peoplagainst pople popleaiBlnt peopleagainst against aiBlnt premature return They will wi be b de delayed delaed dotoyed toyed at Cape Cat ports port and will wi only Increase Increle th thnumbers the thenumbers thenumbers numbers that are being bln supported IUP rted by b charity charityIt cmrt cmrtI It I must be a couple cuple of months at least I beforthe before beforete beforethe the te bulk of those now no In this colony clony and Natal Nnttcan NltBI NltBIcn Natalcan can cn be allowed alowed to return rturn or work generally fneral b bresumed be berfellmed beresumed
