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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1901
Page
2
In a guarded letter Alan admits he will sail to Australia aboard the Condor next week. Joyce plans to glimpse him in Southampton while Veronica endures Hutchinson, who suspects Alan will desert and vows to kill him with a two pound loan as leverage.
Veronica sacrifices herself to save Alan when a gunman targets him in Southampton. She dies after forgiving him, while Alan and Joyce reunite and marry, raising Veronica's boy with Joyce as a devoted mother. Hutchinson vanishes, leaving no revenge, and peace returns to the couple.
James Poole, ex-Portland real estate man, returns from two years north near Kotzebue sound aboard the General Mc Pherson. He found Kotzebue a delusion and snare, with 800 adventurers wintering there yet few remaining. He says Nama gold came from Nome shores, not Kotzebue, and describes icebound life and Eskimo guides, noting many perished from shipwreck and hardship.
A circular from the legitimist Jacobite league of Great Britain and Ireland, via Registrar Rodwaye of the North American Cycle, asks who has the best right to the British throne: Robert or George. It identifies Robert as son of Princess Mary Theresa of Modena and Princess Louise of Bavaria, claiming male Stuart line descent, while George is the Duke of York, implying acceptance of Queen Victoria and the Prince of Wales.
A witty line notes that the average man assumes if all fools died, his view would dominate. The remark frames skepticism about popular wisdom and echoes a classic satire tone.
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