MRS KRUGER'S DEATH.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 10398, 23 July 1901, Page 2

MRS KRUGER'S DEATH.

KRUGER DUMBFOUNDED. GENUINE SYMPATHY OF ENGLISH PRESS. — — Received July 22, 10.30 p.m. LONDON, July 22. Mrs Kruger died at Pretoria, after three days' suffering from pneumonia, aged 67., The official staff and numerous relatives were present at Pretoria and surrounded the death-bed. One Belgian and two German doctors have latterjy been in attendance. Although he. had be%n informed of his fife's illness, Krugor was dumbfounded on hearing of her death. He burst into tears, and asked to be left alone. ,He had frequently* spoken of rejoining his wife and friends. He now 'says that the only tio binding him to South Africa has been broken. ' Many anticipate that this will have a disheartening effect unon tho Boors who are still fighting-. The English newspapers express genuine sympathy with the death of Mrs Kruger. , The Times says, that Mrs Krugor exerted a_ womanly influence more than onco, noticably after the Jameson raid, on the side of moderation. *

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