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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1899
Page
1
Elizabeth Jane Coping with social pressure and romance as Farfrae, Henchard, and Miss Newson weave through schemes and hidden letters. Mrs Henchard dies as motives collide, and Elizabeth Jane confronts a future tied to her name and past.
Dispatches from Manila report Aguinaldo edging toward peace with an armistice tied to Filipino congress decisions while General Otis rejects terms unless American demands are met. Reports also describe Gilmore and 14 U S sailors captured by the insurgents, transported from Baler, and a railroad bridge span near St Thomas. General Lawton advances westward toward Balina g as U S forces push against rebels.
J B H Caly director of fine arts explains the US fine art section at the Paris Exposition with about 550 feet of wall space. The area will accommodate roughly 200 to 260 oil paintings and a limited number of water colors. The space is smaller than that allotted in 1889 while showcasing American artists.
In a quiet fireside scene three weeks after Mrs Henchard’s funeral Elizabeth Jane and Henchard discuss past times and Richard Newson. Henchard wonders if he could be her father but Elizabeth Jane insists on calling Newson her father. The moment reveals Henchard’s loneliness and unresolved feelings about family.
Notes and Queries recalls a Garrick death anecdote from Boswell on Johnson and Beauclerk. Hackman is condemned to death for murder. Beauclerk recounts a buttered muffin preferring man who plans to shoot himself then eats muffins at breakfast before suicide, to avoid indigestion.
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